The University of North Texas College of Education has been an innovator in preparing educators since it opened as a teachers' college in 1890. Today, the College of Education is recognized as a leading producer of educators in Texas. Our educator preparation programs are nationally accredited by the Council for the Accreditation of Educator Preparation. 

UNT offers intensive field-based experiences focused on building critical skills educators need to be classroom-ready on Day One. Our 30 partner school districts offer a diverse range of experiences for teacher candidates in real-world classrooms across the North Texas region. There are a variety of on-campus facilities that offer research and hands-on experience for future educators. The Kristin Farmer Autism Center has opportunities for practicum work & field experience in the field of autism. The Child and Family Resource Center offers counseling services to all ages. The UNT Child Development Laboratory offers hands on training in early childhood education and play therapy for future educators.