2013-2014 Catalog

Feinstein School of Education and Human Development

Undergraduate Degree Programs

(see also Undergraduate Certificate Programs)

Karen Castagno, Interim Dean

Eileen Sullivan, Assistant Dean for Partnerships and Placements

 


Degree

Concentration

Community Health and Wellness

B.S.

Community and Public Health Education

 


 


Health and Aging

 


 


Recreation and Leisure Studies

 


 


Wellness and Movement Studies

 


 


Women’s Health

Early Childhood Education

B.S.

Concentration in Teaching

(Certification for Pre-K–Grade 2)

B.S.

Concentration in Community Programs

 


Degree

Content Major

Elementary Education

B.A.

English

(Certification for Grades 1–6)

B.A.

General Science

 


B.A.

Mathematics

 


B.A.

Multidisciplinary Studies

 


B.A.

Social Studies

Elementary Education

B.S.

*Special Ed—Elementary through Middle School

 


B.S.

*Special Ed—Middle through Secondary Level

 


B.S.

*Special Ed—Ages Three to Twenty-One

 

*This program is under revision; please refer to departmental Web site.

Health Education

B.S.

 


Physical Education

B.S.

 


Secondary Education

B.A.

Biology

 


B.A.

Chemistry

 


B.A.

English

 


B.A.

General Science

 


B.A.

History

 


B.A.

Mathematics

 


B.A.

Modern Languages (French, Portuguese,

 


 


Spanish)

 


B.A.

Physics

 


B.A.

Social Studies


B.S.

*Special Ed—Middle through Secondary Level

*This program is under revision; please refer to departmental Web site.

Technology Education

B.S.

Concentration in Teaching

 


B.S.

Concentration in Applied Technology

Youth Development

B.A.

 


Note: Honors programs are offered in early childhood, elementary, secondary, and special education. A minor is offered in coaching. A specialized program is available in adapted physical education, and an endorsement program is available in middle school education.

– PLEASE NOTE –

All undergraduate full-degree programs require the completion of at least 120 credit hours, including (1) General Education requirements, (2) the College Writing Requirement, (3) the College Mathematics Requirement, and (4) the course requirements listed under each program.

For more details on graduation requirements, see Academic Policies and Requirements.

Graduate Degree Programs

(see also Graduate Certificate Programs)

Major

Degree

Concentration

Advanced Studies in Teaching and Learning

M.Ed.

No

Counseling

M.A.

Agency Counseling

 


M.A.

Co-Occurring Disorders

 


M.A.

School Counseling

 

Counseling

M.S.

Clinical Mental Health Counseling

Early Childhood Education

M.Ed.

No

Education Doctoral Program

Ph.D.

No

Educational Leadership

M.Ed.

No

Elementary Education

M.A.T.

No

 

Elementary Education

M.Ed.

No

Health Education

M.Ed.

Health Education

Reading

M.Ed.

No

School Psychology

M.A./C.A.G.S.

No

Secondary Education

M.A.T.

 


 


M.A.T.

Biology

 


M.A.T.

English

 


M.A.T.

French

 


M.A.T.

History

 


M.A.T.

Mathematics

 


M.A.T.

Spanish

Special Education

M.Ed.

Early Childhood, Birth through Grade 2

 

Special Education

M.Ed.

Exceptional Learning Needs

 

Special Education

M.Ed.

Severe Intellectual Disabilities (SID)

 

Special Education

M.Ed.

Special Education Certification

 

Special Education

M.Ed.

Urban Multicultural Special Education

Teaching English as a Second Language

M.Ed.

No

Note: See teaching certification requirements for an M.A.T. in art education or an  M.A.T. in music education under the School of the Faculty of Arts and Sciences.