The College of Education offers a Bachelor of Science Degree (B.S.) in Educational Studies. It is an interdisciplinary program that borrows heavily from social sciences and other areas. It explores the educational context from several prisms: anthropology, history, sociology, political science, public administration, psychology, religion, criminology/criminal justice, early childhood education, research and other areas like business and law.
Multiple Tracks to focus on your strengths
Career opportunities for Educational Studies graduates
The graduates of the Educational Studies program can seek employment in the workforce as program designer, instructor, trainer, evaluator, policy analyst, early childhood educator, researcher, fundraiser, among others, in community programs serving children and families, workforce development, religious centers, rehabilitative services, adult education centers, charities, prisons, and hospitals.
They can also pursue graduate or professional studies in public administration, education administration, early childhood education, educational policy, educational research, fundraising and philanthropic studies, law, international diplomacy, comparative and international education, social work, staff development, non-profit organizations, entrepreneurship, among others.
