In the educational studies major, you’ll take courses covering human development, learning methods and leadership. Advanced education courses will explore the role of education in society, the act of learning and your role as an educator. You’ll develop effective communication skills and master the design thinking process. This coursework will teach you how to frame problems in a human-centric way and craft innovative educational solutions. As a part of the degree program, you’ll pick a complementary professional track in an industry outside of education. You’ll take additional courses in this area and learn how education can be used to address challenges in this industry. You’ll have the opportunity to apply this knowledge during three required internships. The focus of each internship will be to identify a problem and then work with a mentor to design and implement an education-focused solution.

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Take the next step in your career and support young learners in the classroom with our online bachelor’s in early childhood education.

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Reach your career goals in education with an online degree from the University of West Alabama. Choose from more than 40 certification and non-certification education programs that can enhance your career as an educator inside or outside the classroom. Study in a flexible online environment at one of Alabama’s oldest and most prestigious universities. Experience a personalized education designed to help you achieve your dreams, on your schedule and at an affordable cost. The University of West Alabama is regionally accredited by the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools (SACSCOC). The Julia S. Tutwiler College of Education’s educator preparation programs are approved by the Alabama Department of Education and are nationally accredited by the Council for the Accreditation of Educator Preparation (CAEP).

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Take the next step in your career and support young learners in the classroom with our online bachelor’s in early childhood education.

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Gain the interdisciplinary knowledge and skills needed to work with young learners, teach all subjects at the elementary level and become a certified primary–5th grade teacher.

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Learn to care for infants, toddlers, and preschool-age children with a focus on ethics, play, language, and growth. Areas of emphasis: Concepts in growth, development, and literacy acquisition.

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With an online Bachelor of Applied Science in early childhood studies from Arizona State University, transfer students who already hold an Associate of Applied Science from another college can build toward furthering their career plans. Students need an Associate of Applied Science to ensure all courses transfer into ASU. In the bachelor’s in early childhood studies program, you’ll learn about the development of children from birth to age five. Our childhood studies program will help you gain skills to positively influence this young age group so they can succeed in school and into the future. The classes are designed for professionals already in children’s educational and developmental settings such as Head Start, preschools and child care.

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The study of history gives students a platform to grasp the roots of civilization, understand people from different periods and places, and appreciate the role of individuals who have shaped their world. Our online history degree program will provide you with a diverse foundation in a fascinating subject.

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