2024 Best Accredited Online Colleges for History Teacher Education

HISTORY TEACHER EDUCATION DEGREES

UNDERGRADUATE DEGREES

It's rather unique to find an American majoring in history teacher education. An average subject gives out 6,156 undergrad degrees a year; last May, 574 people completed four-year degrees in history teacher education, making it America's 263rd most popular major. 41 of those students went to Appalachian State University, which boasts having the biggest department in America, and 42 of those degrees were granted at colleges in North Carolina.

It may potentially be difficult to pick out the right institution, given that bachelor's degrees in history teacher education are offered at 185 schools around the country. Undergraduate degrees in history teacher education are only 3.6% less commonly available than the typical focus, making it the 109th most broadly offered major.

GRADUATE DEGREES

While practically five in every six degrees in history teacher education last May were four-year degrees; 16% were postgrad degrees. History teacher education is the 296th most popular postgraduate degree in the US, with 109 degrees awarded. For some context, history teacher education is 96% less popular among postgraduate students than the average subject.

In Total, 683 students received a bachelor's or higher in history teacher education last spring.

ONLINE HISTORY TEACHER EDUCATION DEGREES

60 of those 683 alumni (8.8%) did all their learning remotely - 5 undergrad students and 55 master's & doctor's students. As you can presumably see, history teacher education is a hugely unpopular online subject. It is at the moment the 236th most popular online degree, and 99% shy of the nation's average of 481 students per discipline. For master's & doctor's students, it ranks 156th, and is 91.1% below the national average (616).

Ottawa University-Kansas City​ conferred more online four-year degrees in history teacher education than any other institution in the US (2). Last fall, 292 college students were attending the school remotely, 95% of their student body. They offer 33 comprehensively online courses of study, which is 100% of their courses.

Undergrad degrees in history teacher education are offered fully remotely at 9 schools around the nation, making it the 109th most commonly available online degree in the USA. 5% of schools offering the degree even have a totally remote option, and for each public institution offering bachelor's degree in history teacher education there are 2.3 private colleges. Kansas has the most completely online programs of any state, with 3 schools to choose from.

If you would like to study history teacher education and do not enjoy in-person class, you may want to check out Valley City State University, as it has the 12th best history teacher education program in the nation. They also grant an additional 21 degrees entirely online, so their systems are likely good. Additionally, there are 289 online undergraduate students enrolled, which is 19% of their undergraduate population.

PARTIALLY ONLINE HISTORY TEACHER EDUCATION DEGREES

• 138 students last May were granted a college degree in history teacher education partially online
• History teacher education is the 98th most broadly offered partially online undergrad degree in the nation
• Last May, 146 people were granted a bachelor's or higher in history teacher education partially online
• Northern Arizona University​ awarded more partially online four-year degrees in history teacher education than any other US school (9)
• Last May, 109 students received postgrad degrees in history teacher education partially online
• On average, each subject has around 1,368 undergrad degrees a year partially online

IN-PERSON HISTORY TEACHER EDUCATION DEGREES

• History teacher education is the 265th most popular in-person undergraduate degree in the United States
• In-person undergraduate degrees in history teacher education are available at 9 colleges in the United States
• 74.91% of all undergraduate degree in history teacher education are done in-person
• 2.88% of Williams Baptist University's​ last undergraduate class studied history teacher education in-person, higher than any other institution in the country
• Last spring, 90% of in-person degrees in history teacher education were four-year degrees; 10% were grad degrees
• The average concentration grants 1,836 annual advanced degrees in-person