Connect theory with practice through experiential learning in the classroom from your first year to graduation. You'll receive constant support and feedback through close relationships with your professors.

Every Truman graduate completes a semester-long in-class teaching internship.

Learn how to complete comprehensive, ethical, and meaningful research for the students and schools you serve so you can create real, positive change.

Truman is Missouri's only public liberal arts university, which means your core undergraduate curriculum constantly explores themes of diversity, inclusion, and how other areas of study affect education.

Faculty accompany and coach you during your field experiences. This means you'll receive real-time feedback from a professional as you teach.

You'll graduate with a professional development plan for success in your chosen field, developed with the help of the professors that know you best.

Every graduate receives ongoing support from the Education Department.

Student feedback gathered from yearly surveys helps faculty develop new opportunities outside the classroom that you, the student, are asking for.

Accreditation through the Association for Advancing Quality in Educator Program means constant quality assurance and continuous improvement.