Talladega College

Education - Bachelor of Arts

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

 

Take the next step! Apply Now

For more information, contact Dr. Lisa Taylor at (256) 368-8524 or lhtaylor@talladega.edu.