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COE Partners with Sendai University to Build Global Competency in Sports Medicine
UH Mānoa College of Education (COE) Department of Kinesiology and Rehabilitation Science (KRS) Instructor Kyoko…
COE Faculty Members are Named 2026–2027 Hubert V. Everly Endowed Scholars in Education
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Hawaiʻi Writing Project Launches Advanced Writing Institute and Young Writers Camp
This past June, the University of Hawaiʻi at Mānoa College of Education’s Hawaiʻi Writing Project…
STE Field Study in Japan
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EDEF 671 Brings Global Education Learning to Washington, DC
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College of Education Blood Donation Drive
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Philosophy, Sociology & History
Make informed and wise decisions about educational problems and policy issues by gaining an understanding of the socio-cultural, historical, international, philosophical, and political contexts of education.
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Early Childhood Education
Help children PK-3 form a foundation for lifelong learning! The COE prepares new early childhood educators and offers graduate programs for continuing professional development.
Hawaiian & Place-based Ed
Connect learning with the community and students’ sense of place. The COE offers unique credit and non-credit, place-based programs for educators in areas such as ethnomathematics, sustainability, STEM and interdisciplinary education.
Higher Education
Interested in working with college students or doing research in higher education? Check out our graduate programs that focus on higher education!
Leadership, Admin & Policy
Take the next step in your journey as a leader! The COE is committed to developing local and global educational leaders, through a vast array of graduate and professional development offerings.
Literacy & Curriculum
The COE is equipping teachers, researchers and specialists to advance the areas of literacy and curriculum. Our faculty invite you to join one of our many cutting-edge programs!
Measurement, Evaluation and Assessment
Do you want to develop skills in program evaluation, advanced statistics or psychometrics? Our COE faculty have the expertise to help you gain these valuable skills!
Multicultural & International Education
Do you want to support cultural, linguistic and social diversity in our schools? Or do you want to gain a global perspective on education? We invite you to explore our programs in multicultural, progressive and international education.
Special Education, Disability & Rehab
Are you interested in working with people with disabilities? Explore our programs in the areas of disability studies, rehabilitation science and special education.
Technology & STEM
These COE programs are designed to equip educators and other professionals to use the latest technologies and explore strategies in STEM education.
K-12 Instruction & Teacher Preparation
Teach what you love, love what you teach. We offer teacher preparation programs for those who want to become a licensed teacher, and many more for those already in the teaching profession!
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It was such at blast to meet and collect so many #teacherhero shoutouts at Welina Mānoa yesterday afternoon! Thank you to KRS Club for coming out- we love hosting along side our students and appreciate you giving your time to sharing with others about what the COE offers 🥰💚
We even had a special guest prize winner- peep the last slide (they’re a cutie 😉)!
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Calling all COE & UH students and DOE teachers!! 🙋♀️🙋♀️Interested in a huakaʻi to Japan?!
The short-term huakaʻi to Japan is designed to provide participants with an understanding and appreciation of Japan’s education system and culture through direct participation in PreK-University educational environments and cultural site visits. We offer non-credit and 3-credit options!
Are you interested in an adventure this year? Find out more about a huakaʻi to Sendai, Japan (March 2027) or Kyoto, Japan (June 2027) by visiting bit.ly/COEJapan2027 or by emailing Patricia Massoth at: pmassoth@hawaii.edu
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Please join us for the next Center on Disability Studies Speaker Series presentation by Dr. Elizabeth Holliday Morgan, Associate Professor of Education at Morgan State University. Dr. Morgan is an educator, researcher, and disability rights advocate focused on empowering BIPOC mothers and improving equitable access to special education services. She uses community-based research to amplify marginalized voices and prepare future educational leaders and advocates.
Dr. Morgan will present “Promising Practices for Black Autistic Children and Their Families.”
Date: Friday, September 18
Time: 10:00–11:00 a.m.
Location: Nahiku (N3), College of Education, and via Zoom
We hope you can join us — especially in person!
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We are the UH Mānoa College of Education! 💚
When everyone gathers, you know we gotta capitalize 😇😈
Watch to the end for our special guest 👀
#uhmcoe #HIDOE #LoveWhatYouTeachatUHM
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The College of Education is offering an online Substitute Teacher Course. The online course runs for six-weeks and is completely asynchronous (no scheduled class meetings). The fee for this non-credit course is $100.00. Students who successfully complete the course will be eligible to apply to become a Hawaii Department of Education (HIDOE) substitute teacher.
Enrollment is open for the following sections:
October 26 - December 4
Space is extremely limited and is first come first served. We hope to offer additional sections during Spring 2027.
College of Education teacher candidates may be eligible to substitute periodically for their mentor teachers per program guidelines, and also on days when they do not have scheduled field or other program courses.
The registration link is included on the attached flier and available here: go.hawaii.edu/Aaj.
If you have any problems with the registration process, please contact Outreach College for assistance: 808-956-7221 (Monday-Friday, 8:00a-4:30p).
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The days are long, the work is hard, but there is nothing like watching a child grow, believe in themselves, and know they’re loved. If you’ve ever thought about becoming a teacher, this is your sign. The world needs more people willing to show up for our keiki.
Explore the UH Mānoa College of Education pathways so that your future can look like this!!
#smap #uhmcoeambassador #futureteacher
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