This article discuss ways of designing and implementing integrated curriculum and instruction in order to prepare competent pre-service teachers. It includes three parts. The first part describes three integrated curriculum models:(1)the Cafeteria Style Learning Experience at the University of Manitoba(Canada);(2)the Science Education Program at Wright State University(Ohio);and (3)the Building Bridges Program at Illinois State University. The second part discusses three teaching strategies to foster integrated curriculum:(1)Self-Regulated learning;(2)Reflective Teaching;and (3)Case Methodologies. The last part proposes five suggestions. First, students should be provided with the courses related to :(1)language and literature, (2)health and physical education, (3)mathematics, (4)social science, (5)arts and humanities, (6)nature, science and technology, as well as (7)integrated extracurricular activities so that they can choose one area to focus on. Second, professional education and academic education should be integrated. Third, general education should familiarize students with the six topics on information technology, environment, gender equity, human rights, career development and home economics. Fourth, teachers should use student-centered teaching strategy to cultivate students’ reflective and inquiring attitude. Finally, the content of teaching methodology should include a variety of teaching strategies. Also, the textbooks should present authentic classroom-interaction examples, such as dialogues between teachers and students as well as interactions among peers.