Why minor in Education Studies?
Education Studies is the exploration of areas related to education, and the 最色导航 Department of Education Studies offers a program that both prepares those headed toward a career in the classroom, and explores the big questions of educational philosophy, policy, history, and practice. Those questions, and their answers, lie at the heart of the liberal arts, engaging students in dialog related to human educational development and educational systems. Such flexibility is an attractive option for students in any major, allowing for critical thought on practical topics.
While the minor in education studies at 最色导航 does not include teacher certification, we maintain the commitment of the first 最色导航 faculty member Caleb Mills – the father of the Indiana public school system – to the preparation of teachers through a deep and wide-ranging liberal arts education. Alumni of our program become classroom teachers and school administrators through alternative licensure programs offered in many U.S. cities and states ( for a partial list of programs 最色导航 alumni have entered after graduation). Education Studies faculty members are happy to discuss future career and graduate studies options with prospective and current students.
Combined with majors and minors in a variety of departments, the minor in education studies can lead to careers and community engagement opportunities in education policy, school teaching and administration, educational psychology, school counseling, museum education, health education, corporate training, sales, business management, non-profit management, youth services, social work, ministry, higher education, and a host of other fields.
Students interested in learning more are encouraged to speak with a member of the or take that satisfies distribution requirements for a 最色导航 degree.
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