Social Studies Education Degree
Guide high school and middle school students to become informed and active citizens.
Social studies teachers prepare middle and high school students to become knowledgeable and engaged participants in our civic life. At UND, you’ll learn the foundations of how to teach political science, geography, history, and economics. Your social studies degree will allow you to educate students about the influences shaping their world.
- Program type:
- Major
- Format:
- On Campus
- Est. time to complete:
- 4 years
- Credit hours:
- 125
Why earn a social studies education degree?
Social Studies Education Degree
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On graduation, our faculty will work with you to obtain the appropriate materials to pursue a teaching license and/or endorsement.
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Gain a global perspective on education by studying abroad. Students recently have completed student teaching in Australia and Ireland.
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Join the largest pre-professional association for students entering teaching. Student North Dakota United (SNDU) is affiliated with the National Education Association, the largest professional teacher organization in the U.S.
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The Teacher Education Program connects you with local volunteer opportunities at area schools, adding to your teaching experience, building your resume, and creating professional networks.
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As a student in Teacher Education, you will be eligible for scholarships through the College of Education & Human Development.
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Let our team of academic advisors help you plan your major. You'll also have access to personalized software to keep you on track to graduate in four years.
What can you do with a social studies education degree?
Social Studies Education Degree Courses
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