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What can you do with your UNO degree?

UNO's Teacher Education graduates work wherever there are children and families. Our graduates select many different career paths and play key roles in the education and care of children as well as the administration of library and information agencies throughout our region and the nation.

We pride ourselves on preparing our graduates for excellence in their chosen field. As you consider degree options, it is helpful to know what careers await you upon graduation. Please view this listing of careers to see the possibilities of a UNO degree in the Teacher Education Department (TED).

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