Degree
B.A.
Program Type
Undergraduate
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Bachelor of Arts in Education Studies Program Overview

Program Overview

The Bachelor of Arts in Education Studies program at Ashland University offers a comprehensive exploration of the principles and practices fundamental to the field of education. Through a blend of theoretical coursework and practical experiences, students gain a deep understanding of educational theories, policies and practices. With a focus on fostering critical thinking, leadership skills and cultural competency, graduates are well-equipped to pursue diverse career paths in education-related fields or pursue further studies in areas such as teaching, counseling or educational administration. This program does not lead to teacher licensure.

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Delivery Format

In Person

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Credit Hours

120

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Time to Complete

4 years

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Tuition

How Do I Know if This Program Is Right for Me?

Is This Program Right for You?

You might find the Bachelor of Arts in Education Studies at Ashland University is the right fit for you if you have a passion for teaching and learning but prefer a broader focus than traditional teacher certification programs. This program is designed for individuals interested in exploring various aspects of education, including instructional design, literacy, educational technology, and intervention strategies. If you're eager to work in educational settings beyond traditional classrooms or pursue roles in educational leadership, policy or advocacy, this program offers a versatile foundation.

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Sample Curriculum

For additional information about the Education Studies curriculum, view the Four-Year Curriculum Guide and Academic Catalog.

Can You Give Me a Glimpse of My Future?

Explore Your Future

Graduates may find employment opportunities in educational settings such as community organizations, non-profits, educational technology companies, government agencies, museums and corporate training departments.

Contact Information

Stephen Denney, Ph.D.
Chair, Department of Teacher Education
Associate Professor of Education
123 Dwight Schar College of Education