Arizona State University Mary Lou Fulton College for Teaching and Learning Innovation 6 courses 120 total credits
Learning happens everywhere and at all ages. The Bachelor of Arts in Education program in educational studies provides a flexible pathway to a bachelor's degree if you want to work with children, youth and adults within nonprofit settings, community-based organizations, civic organizations and businesses. You develop practical skills aligned with workforce demands, including facilitating learning experiences with, and for, diverse people in different contexts. You also develop skills for effective communication, collaboration, critical thinking, leadership, advocacy and innovation --- all of which are essential to educators working across professional contexts. The educational studies curriculum prepares you to serve in a variety of roles in a variety of educational settings. Additional benefits include: Applied learning experiences, including a two-semester internship, provide opportunities for developing creative problem-solving, effective communication, collaboration and leadership skills that you can leverage to secure employment after graduation. You develop relationships with prospective employers during the program through embedded learning experiences and partnerships. You have access to flexible learning options that accommodate diverse schedules and preferences, supported by engaged faculty and knowledgeable advisors. The program can be a pathway to one of three accelerated bachelor's to master's degree programs, which provide you with the opportunity to secure a master's degree in a single year. Two of the programs lead to teacher certification. While a shared set of learning objectives unites educational studies students, you also have the ability to curate a customized educational experience tailored to your professional interests and the opportunity to explore new areas of interest. This program doesn't lead to teacher certification. However, if you're enrolled in the BAE in educational studies you can secure certification by pursuing one of the accelerated master's programs that lead to certification.
| Total Credits | 120 credits |
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