BSc in Education and Human Development - Teaching and Learning in Boston United States | Boston University

All undergraduate students beginning their studies at Boston University's Wheelock College of Education & Human Development enter the Bachelor of Science (BS) program in Education & Human Development. This comprehensive curriculum blends academic study with hands-on learning in education, human development, psychology, and social sciences, paving the way for future possibilities including research opportunities, teaching certification, and various professional paths.

As a BU Wheelock undergraduate, you'll have the chance to:
Examine pressing societal issues like institutional racism and worldwide interdependence
Recognize and define your contribution to promoting diversity, equity, and inclusion
Gain practical experience in diverse environments including educational institutions, healthcare facilities, and mental health services
Participate in community-focused research with Boston-area health providers, local neighborhoods, cultural institutions, or other organizations
Drive meaningful transformation through creative solutions and scholarly investigation
Receive specialized training spanning psychology, education, and human development fields

Ideal for students seeking to comprehend teaching and learning dynamics with emphasis on young learners, the educational environments that shape these processes, and education's potential to foster social equity. Particularly suited for those considering graduate-level teacher certification in early childhood, elementary, or special education, as well as careers in humanities and STEM education within community learning environments.