Bachelors of Elementary Education

Undergraduate Entry Requirements

Academic Qualifications: Applicants for undergraduate programs typically require a minimum academic achievement of 65% or above in their previous academic qualifications.

English Language Proficiency:

• IELTS: Overall band score of 6.0 with a minimum of 5.5 in each component.
• TOEFL: Overall score of 74 or higher.
• PTE: Overall score of 50 or higher.
• DET (Duolingo English Test): Minimum score of 100.

Western New England University is fostering a diverse and inclusive academic community, the university offers a range of scholarships specifically designed for international students. These scholarships are aimed at recognizing and rewarding academic excellence, leadership, and contributions to the university community.  

Global Leadership Award: The Global Leadership Award is a prestigious scholarship that honors international students with exceptional academic records and demonstrated leadership skills. This merit-based scholarship reflects the university's nurturing global leaders and providing financial assistance to those who have a positive impact on their communities.

Presidential Scholarship: Western New England University's Presidential Scholarship is a highly competitive award that attracts outstanding international students. This scholarship covers a significant portion of tuition costs, acknowledging academic excellence and supporting students on their educational journey.

Dean's Scholarship for International Students: The Dean's Scholarship is designed to recognize and support international students who have achieved notable academic success. This scholarship contributes to creating a diverse and vibrant learning environment by encouraging high-achieving students from around the world.

International Merit Scholarship: Western New England University awards the International Merit Scholarship to international students who have demonstrated exceptional academic achievements, leadership potential, and involvement in extracurricular activities. This scholarship aims to make quality education accessible to deserving students.

Cultural Diversity Scholarship: The Cultural Diversity Scholarship acknowledges the importance of cultural richness within the university community. This scholarship is awarded to international students who contribute to the cultural diversity of Western New England University, fostering an inclusive and globally aware campus environment.

Talent-Based Scholarships: Beyond academic achievements, the university recognizes and supports international students with outstanding talents in various areas, including arts, athletics, and community service. Talent-based scholarships provide financial assistance to those who have demonstrated exceptional skills and contributions.

Community Engagement Scholarship: Western New England University values students who actively engage with the local and university communities. The Community Engagement Scholarship is awarded to international students who demonstrate community service and civic responsibility.

Graduates of the Bachelor of Elementary Education program at Western New England University have various career paths available to them, thanks to their comprehensive training and practical experience in the field of education.

Elementary School Teacher: Many graduates begin their careers as elementary school teachers, where they create engaging lesson plans, deliver instruction, and assess student progress. They work with young learners in grades K-6, helping to build foundational skills in literacy, mathematics, and social studies.

Special Education Teacher: Some graduates choose to specialize in special education, working with students who have diverse learning needs. Special education teachers develop tailored instructional strategies and create inclusive classroom environments that support the individual growth of their students.

Curriculum Coordinator: Graduates may pursue roles as curriculum coordinators, responsible for developing and implementing educational programs and curricula within schools. They work closely with teachers to ensure that instructional materials meet educational standards and address the needs of all students.

Educational Consultant: With their expertise in teaching and learning, graduates can become educational consultants, providing guidance and support to schools and educational organizations. They may assist with curriculum development, teacher training, and program evaluation to enhance educational practices.

Child Life Specialist: Some graduates choose to work as child life specialists, focusing on helping children cope with hospitalization and medical procedures. They use their knowledge of child development to create supportive environments and promote emotional well-being in young patients.

School Administrator: Graduates may also pursue careers in school administration, such as assistant principal or principal. In these roles, they oversee school operations, manage staff, and develop policies to enhance the educational environment for students.

Education Policy Analyst: Some graduates work as education policy analysts, researching and analyzing educational policies and practices at local, state, or national levels. They contribute to the development of effective educational reforms and advocate for improvements in the education system.

After-School Program Coordinator: Graduates may find opportunities as coordinators for after-school programs, where they plan and implement activities that promote learning and development outside the traditional classroom setting. These roles often involve collaboration with parents and community organizations.

Teacher Trainer: With experience, graduates can take on roles as teacher trainers, providing professional development and support for new educators. They may design and deliver workshops, mentoring programs, and coaching to help teachers improve their instructional practices.

Non-Profit Educator: Some graduates choose to work with non-profit organizations that focus on education, developing and implementing programs that serve underprivileged communities or address specific educational needs.