Social Sciences Education
Major/Minor
Students who wish to teach social sciences in Ohio schools can pursue the Bachelor of Arts in social sciences education. Upon completion of this undergraduate degree program, students will need to complete the graduate-level program offered by the College of Education and Human Services in order to be eligible for teaching licensure in Ohio.
- Students interested in pursuing a degree in social sciences education should consult the program coordinator for curricular details and the College of Education and Human Services for admission requirements for the graduate-level program.
| Bachelor of Arts in Social Sciences Education—Suggested Curriculum |
Freshman
English Comp I & II
Math & Modern World
GE History
GE Non-Western Course
GE Human Expression
Microeconomics
Macroeconomics
Behavior of Science I
GE Sciences (3)
Foreign Languages
Economics, Business, & Social Issues
College Component |
Sophomore
Social Life
GE Additional Course
Modern Society
American Civilization to 1877
American Civilization Since 1877
American National Government
International Politics
Physical Geography
Cultural Geography
Foreign Languages
Constitutional Law
Civil Liberties I & II
Political Parties
Psychology: Science & Practice |
Junior
Economic Geography
Social Psychology
Computer Literacy
Logic
Statistics
Cultural Diversity Course
Early American History
19th Century US History
Schooling in a Pluralistic
Society
Intro to Educational Psychology
Early Modern European History
Modern European History
East Asia History
Latin American History
Southeast Asian History |
Senior
Practicum Experience I & II
Intro to Learning Differences
Sports in American Life
Human Rights in USA
National Security Politics
Industrial Sociology
South Africa & Apartheid
Electives |
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