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Program Overview
As an education major with a concentration in educational studies, you will enjoy a flexible program that allows you to tailor your coursework to your interests. These include careers that do not require state licensure such as day care centers, private schools, experiential education settings, and more.
Program Overview
Through liberal arts core courses, you will gain content knowledge in math, science, children’s literature, and history. Education courses focus on curriculum theory and design, special education, instructional technology, and key concepts and thinkers in the field.
This concentration does not lead to Massachusetts licensure, so MTEL preparation is not a part of the curriculum. As such, your field experience will culminate in a semester-long internship in a setting of your choosing, instead of student teaching. You will also complete internships during your freshman and sophomore years that allow you to build a resume and explore your interests. At Endicott, our director of field placements will work with you individually to secure quality field placements that will help you reach your academic and career goals.
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Curriculum
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Internships and Careers
Endicott School of Education undergraduates will be offered expedited admission to Endicott's 5th year M.Ed. programs as long as they meet the following criteria: successful completion of the semester internship or practicum; a passing score on the Communication & Literacy MTEL; and a 2.7 gpa. No additional tests (GRE, MAT, etc) are required.
