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School of Education

Discover your path in the largest and most comprehensive school of education in Virginia. Diverse specialty programs combine the latest research with real-world teaching in local schools.

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School of Sport, Recreation, and Tourism Management

Turn your passions into your profession in the vibrant D.C. area. Become a leader in event management, hospitality, or the sports industry, with behind-the-scenes skills in operations, marketing, sales, and community organization.

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School of Kinesiology

Improve lives through the science of movement. Put theory into practice with experiential learning centered on the human body, preparing you to succeed in training, fitness, research, and teaching careers.

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17 Bachelor's Degrees
68 Master's Degrees
38 Graduate Certificates
14 Doctoral

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& Building Community

The College of Education and Human Development (CEHD) at George Mason University is a vibrant and inclusive scholarly community focused on learning and development at all stages of life. Our three schools offer a diverse range of undergraduate and graduate academic programs and transdisciplinary opportunities. We integrate theory with practical experience, equipping students with the knowledge, skills, and confidence to excel in today's dynamic workforce.

1k+ Undergraduate Students
2k+ Graduate Students
450+ Faculty and Staff
26% First Generation Undergraduate Students
Top 10% Best Graduate Programs
700+ Student Internship Sites

CEHD Insights

Learn more from the worlds of teaching, fitness, athletics, events, and hospitality.

Tourism Cooperatives—Taking Pride in the Community

Min Park shared her thoughts on how tourism cooperatives give residents of the community greater control over matters pertaining to the development of tourism right in their own backyard.

K-12 Health Education: Helping Students Make Smart Choices that Support their Well-Being

Luanne Norden discussed how incorporating health education into a K-12 school curriculum can guide students in developing healthy behavioral practices that will last a lifetime.

Using Virtual Reality to Prevent Falls in Older Adults

Tiphanie Raffegeau and Christopher Rhea are conducting research funded by a 4-VA grant that is focused on the effective use of virtual technology in identifying factors contributing to the risk of falls in older adults.

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