Those who find themselves in the field of education commonly have a burning desire to change the world. Whether you want to teach K-12, conduct research in higher education or engage in education policy, the demand for qualified, effective educators is consistently high. With a Talladega College Education degree, you will be well-positioned to embark on a rewarding career.
What an Education Degree Can Do for You
Education is the cornerstone of individual growth and societal progress. Talladega’s Bachelor of Arts in Education can prepare you to:
- Break cycles of poverty. You can provide students and communities with opportunities for social mobility and a brighter future.
- Leverage critical thinking in any situation. You will develop analytical skills to solve problems and make informed decisions, not only at your institution but within your community.
- Become an engaged citizen. Majoring in education will help you understand civic responsibility and what it means to contribute meaningfully to your community.
- Communicate effectively. You can master the art of sharing information in a clear and engaging communication.
- Adapt to a changing world. Learning education can prepare you to navigate new challenges in society.
Where Can an Education Degree Take You?
Forget the myth of limited career paths. A career in education goes beyond classroom teaching. While classroom instruction remains a cornerstone and common route to career advancement, your skills will be highly transferable across various sectors. Consider these exciting possibilities:
- Corporate Trainer: Develop and deliver training programs to enhance employee skills and knowledge within businesses.
- Educational Consultant: Provide expertise and guidance to schools and educational institutions to improve their programs.
- Instructional Designer: With the advancement of technology in education, leverage that technology to create innovative online learning experiences for various audiences.
- Curriculum Developer: Design engaging and effective learning materials for schools and educational organizations.
- Non-profit Leadership: Contribute to educational outreach and advocacy within community organizations.
- Special Education Teacher: Advocate for and empower students with unique learning needs.
- Early Childhood Educator: Lay the foundation for lifelong learning in preschool and daycare settings.
A Sneak Peek!
Here are some of the courses you will take in Education:
- Educational Media
- Foundations of Culturally Responsive Education
- Educational Psychology
- Introduction to Sociology
- Physical Education
- General Psychology
- Technology in Today’s Schools
- Education Measurement and Evaluation
- Children’s Literature
- Materials and Methods of Teaching Elementary Science
View more Computer Science courses in the Course Catalog (page 102)
Take the next step! Apply Now
For more information, contact Dr. Alicia Curry at
alcurry@talladega.edu or (256) 761-6346.
