Early Childhood Studies – Non-Teaching
Bachelor of Arts – B.A.
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Undergraduate
About the Program
Make a transformational impact on young children and families in diverse contexts beyond the classroom. Prepare for careers in social work, child life, school psychology, counseling and therapy, foster care, advocacy and more. The Non-Teaching pathway gives you the flexibility to choose courses within our department to tailor your education to your desired career path.
The Polytechnic Approach
Build a robust foundation with courses focusing on children of different ages and abilities. Study alternative narratives in early childhood education and approach the field with social justice and equity at the top of mind. Design support programs and create environments that help young children thrive. Through service learning and internships, you will gain the skills for your dream career and learn to advocate for young children no matter their circumstances.
Career Outcomes
Courses
The Non-Teaching option gives you the competencies to work with young children and families in diverse contexts based on your career goals and interests (i.e., social work, child life, school psychology, counseling etc.). This emphasis provides you with the ability to choose courses within our department to fit your desired career path. You will complete a capstone course in which you will apply what you have learned via an internship or project.
Get Involved
Early Childhood Studies Activities
An excellent college education can include more than classes, and extracurricular activities can greatly enrich your college experience.
