Educational Studies (EDS) (Non-Licensure)
The Educational Studies Program leads to the Bachelor of Science in Education Degree. The Educational Studies Program is not a licensure program.
Courses of Study
In addition to general education and professional pedagogy, candidates are required to complete content courses (major requirements) pertinent to selected teaching areas.
Candidates majoring in Educational Studies may choose courses from various education majors and content areas listed on the check sheet.
Major Field and Other Requirements
Content
EDU 2200 – Intro to the Teaching of Reading (3)
EDU 2300 – Educational Psychology (3)
EDU 2500 – Professional Education Seminar (2)
EDU 2600 – Introduction to Teacher Education (3)
EDU 3263 – Classroom Management/Field3 (3)
EDU 3264 – Multicultural Education/Field3 (3)
EDU 3265 – Education Technology (3)
EDU 3266 – Individuals w/Special Needs/Inclusion/Collaboration/Field3 (3)
EDU 3325 – Assessment & Measurement (3)
Courses must come from any of the following majors and content areas within the College of Education:
Agricultural Education, Primary PK-5 Education, Integrated Language Arts Education, Integrated Mathematics Education, Integrated Social Studies, Intervention Specialist, Life Science Education, Music Education, Physical Science Education, and Recreation.
Content Courses (total 35 Cr hrs - 2000 & 3000 level)
*See above to determine majors and content areas within the College of Education you may select courses from.
Additional Course (15 – 18 hours 4000 level)
*See above to determine majors and content areas within the College of Education you may select courses from.
EDS 4990 Professional Capstone Seminar
Total Credit Hours for this degree = 120
*Please Note: General Education Requirements Not Listed
Contacts
Rajeev Swami, Ed.D.
Full Professor (Science Education)
O: 937-376-6626
E: rswami@centralstate.edu
Joseph Nocera, Ed.D.
Department Chair
E: jnocera@centralstate.edu