Educational Studies

Students will select an internship experience according to their career goals during the final semester of coursework. The internship will be a significant element of the degree, as it provides the students valuable professional experience that is connected to their chosen area of emphasis. Just as the student teaching internship is the capstone for students pursuing teacher licensure, this internship will serve as the degree’s capstone.

This capstone experience will be structured specifically for each student, based on their career needs. It will include, but not be limited to, experiences in community, government, public policy, traditional classroom settings, or pastoral programs. These real-life experiences will be offered during the final semester, while students are also taking courses, to combine classroom academics and field experiences.

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Complete ALL of the following Courses:

• MATH160 - Introduction to Contemporary Mathematics (3 cr)

Complete ALL of the following Courses:

• EDCI110 - Foundations of Education (3 cr)
  
• EDCI200 - Teaching as a Career (1 cr)
  
• EDCI230 - Early Field Experience (0-1 cr)
  
• HDFS110 - Introduction to Human Development (3 cr)

Complete ALL of the following Courses:

• EDCI315 - Educational Psychology (3 cr)
  
• EDCI318 - Educational Technology for Teaching and Learning (1 cr)
  
• EDCI320 - Core Teaching Skills and Lab (3 cr)
  
• EDSP323 - Exceptional Student In The Secondary School (2 cr)
  OR EDSP224 - Exceptional Child in the Regular Classroom (3 cr)
  

Complete ALL of the following Courses:

• EDACE714 - International Education (3 cr)
  OR EDACE780 - Introduction to Adult Learning and Leadership (3 cr)
  
• EDCI550 - Schooling in Contemporary Media (3 cr)
  
• EDCI580 - Internship in Educational Studies (6-9 cr)

Education Core:
Select courses to support professional goals with advisor approval. At least 9 hours must be 300-level or higher and taken at K-State.