BSc in Child and Adolescent Studies in Fullerton United States | California State University, Fullerton

The Bachelor of Science in Child and Adolescent Studies equips students with research-based understanding of developmental stages across biological, social-emotional, and cognitive domains from infancy to teenage years, while exploring individual and cultural diversity in growth patterns. This program offers comprehensive undergraduate training for careers in early childhood education, K-12 teaching, special education, youth services, and prepares students for advanced studies in fields like developmental psychology, counseling, and social services. Committed to enhancing the lives of young people and families, the Child and Adolescent Studies Department focuses on academic instruction, scholarly inquiry, and practical application. Its goal is to develop graduates who actively engage with their communities through hands-on experiences, coursework, and campus involvement, ultimately becoming skilled professionals who positively impact children, teens, and families through evidence-based practice, meaningful research, and dedicated community service.