Program Overview

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University Program Information

The University of Alabama in Huntsville offers a variety of academic programs, including undergraduate and graduate degrees.

Academics

The university is composed of several colleges, including:

• Arts, Humanities, & Social Sciences
• Business
• Education
• Engineering
• Nursing
• Science
• Honors
• Graduate School

Admission and Aid

The admission process varies for undergraduate and graduate students.

• Undergraduate Admission:
  • Discover UAH: learn about the university and its programs
  • Apply for Admission: submit an application and required documents
  • Financial Aid: explore scholarships, grants, loans, and work-study opportunities
  • Admitted Students: receive information on enrollment and next steps
• Graduate Admission:
  • Discover UAH: learn about graduate programs and hear from current students
  • Apply for Admission: submit an application and required documents
  • Visit Campus: explore the campus and meet with faculty and staff
  • Admitted Students: receive information on enrollment and next steps

Research

The university is committed to research and offers various opportunities for students to engage in research projects.

• Research Centers & Institutes: the university features 17 research centers and offices
• Research by College: research opportunities are available in each college
• Research Administration and Support: learn about research security, contracts, and grant support
• Technology Commercialization: the university generates $1 million per year from intellectual property developed through research programs

Campus Life

The university offers a range of campus life activities, including:

• Student Involvement: student organizations, community service, leadership programs, and more
• Student Events: a calendar of events, including Homecoming, Family Weekend, and other activities
• Health & Wellness: resources for physical and mental health, including a student health center and counseling services
• Transition Programs: support for students transitioning to university life, including orientation and first-year experience programs

Secondary Education Program

The BS in Secondary Education prepares candidates to teach students in grades 6-12.

Program Description

The program combines professional education courses with upper-level coursework in a specific content area.

• Accreditation: the program is accredited by the Council for the Accreditation of Educator Preparation (CAEP) and the Alabama State Department of Education (ALSDE)
• Certification: the program leads to a Class B teaching certificate within the content field

Concentrations

The program offers several concentrations, including:

• Biology
• Chemistry
• English
• Foreign Language
• History
• Math
• Physics

Degree Requirements

• Number of Credit Hours: 120
• General Education (Charger Foundations) Requirements
• Major Requirements
• 4-Year Plan