Student Life

Working Together for Excellence

Welcome to the College of Education

Here, you will find opportunities to learn, study, and explore at a diverse campus that champions the pursuit of knowledge, personal growth and cultural enrichment among our students. Whether you’re looking to become a classroom educator or participate in research and studies aimed at improving the ways we live and learn, you’ll find endless paths to success at one of the nation’s best public universities.

Horns Up for Our Student Ambassadors

The College of Education is vibrant community, and our students are at the center of it all. Through our Student Ambassador program, COE undergraduates of all majors help share the stories, successes and opportunities offered around campus, in the classroom or as part of a Longhorn organization.

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Picking the right college or university for your educational path is an important decision. Find out more about how the College of Education at UT Austin might be right for you, including useful information about our campus, our college, and the vibrant city of Austin.

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College can be a time of transition. We’ve put together some helpful resources to guide your education and healthcare journey in the classroom and beyond.

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Interested in broadening your horizons? We offer many study abroad opportunities, including internships, service-learning, research, courses and more to further your expertise and education on a global scale.

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Earning your degree is an important investment in yourself and your future, and we are proud to offer students and families various paths to help fund your UT Austin education. In addition to financial aid, both the university and the college offer scholarships and fellowships to incoming and current students.

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For Families

Your belief in your student helped spark their interest in one of the best colleges in the nation for education and health. We look forward to working with them to help develop the skills they need to succeed—and thrive—in enriching education and healthcare programs.