College of Education and Human Services
Educating the Region, Empowering the Future
74% of teachers across Western Kentucky’s 18 counties are proud graduates of Murray State University, a testament to exceptional academic opportunities provided by the College of Education and Human Services.
Serving more than 1,500 students across a variety of fields—from elementary education and communication disorders to criminal justice—our programs continue to shape the region’s future.
The Murray State difference
Learn more about the College of Education and Human Services.
Academic Programs
online, hybrid & certificate programs
The College of Education and Human Services offers 18 online or hybrid options, including 5 certifications.
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College of Education and Human Services faculty member pioneers interactive AI-powered graduate course
When Dr. Jessica Pryor, assistant professor in early childhood and elementary education, began redesigning her EDU 626 course for the spring semester
Read Article- College of Education and Human Services faculty member Holly Bloodworth honored with Max Carman Award
- Dr. Stephanie Schaaf awarded inaugural Dr. Victor S. Raj Excellence in Academic Departmental Leadership Award
- New Crime Victim Advocate Certificate launches through Department of Criminal Justice and Social Work
Mission Statement
The mission of the College of Education and Human Services is to prepare future leaders, advocates, and practitioners through authentic, engaging, and student-centered academic programs for successful careers that positively impact communities.
Contact Us
College of Education and Human Services
msu.coehs@murraystate.edu
270.809.3817