Bachelor in Education - Consecutive

Lakehead University, with campuses in Thunder Bay and Orillia, Ontario, offers a welcoming, student-centred experience focused on applied learning and community engagement. Founded in 1965, Lakehead enrolls nearly 10,000 students and provides a broad range of undergraduate and graduate programs across arts, sciences, engineering, business, health and social sciences. The university is recognized for combining strong research with experiential learning opportunities and a commitment to Indigenous education.

Lakehead’s strengths include interdisciplinary research, hands-on labs, co-op placements and community-based projects that prepare students for practical careers. Faculty members emphasize mentorship and small-group teaching, enabling closer interaction and tailored academic support. The university also promotes sustainability initiatives and integrates Indigenous perspectives across curricula, creating a diverse learning environment that values multiple ways of knowing.

Campus life in Thunder Bay and Orillia offers a balance of outdoor recreation, cultural events and student services, with supports for international students such as orientation, advising and academic resources. Affordable living costs and strong campus communities help newcomers adapt and thrive. Applicants should highlight relevant experience and interest in applied learning, and investigate scholarships, work-study options and co-op pathways to enhance both study and career prospects.

Lakehead University's Bachelor in Education - Consecutive is a program for students who want to become teachers. This program emphasizes critical thinking skills, collaborative learning, and practical experience to prepare you for a dynamic and rewarding career in teaching.

The curriculum includes core courses that depend on your chosen division, such as Primary/Junior or Intermediate/Senior. You'll take courses like Planning & Evaluation, Educational Psychology, and Student Teaching, as well as curriculum and instruction courses to prepare you to teach specific subjects and learners.

Graduates can pursue careers as Teachers, School Administrators, Curriculum Developers, Education Researchers, or Teacher Trainers, working in schools, school boards, or education-related organizations.