BA in Education - Secondary Education (Social Studies Education) in Albuquerque United States | University of New Mexico

Students graduating from professional education programs now face broader professional demands than in previous years. The scope of education has grown to encompass lifelong learning for children, adolescents, and adults, extending well beyond traditional school settings. This broader educational vision demands a clear purpose and dedication to fundamental principles. The College operates through interdisciplinary departments, each containing multiple program units that collaborate in shared interest areas, enabling students and faculty to bridge different academic disciplines. Future students should reach out to the relevant department for the latest information on curriculum updates made after this catalog's publication.

For bachelor's and post-bachelor's candidates, the College provides entry-level professional training programs designed for those pursuing careers in teaching and related fields. Admission to these programs is selective, requiring applicants to finish prerequisites at least one semester before starting their professional coursework.

At the graduate level, the College delivers advanced professional training for teaching and related professions. Certain specialized programs (such as educational leadership, elementary and secondary education, counseling, and instructional technologies) may require prior degrees, work experience, or professional certifications as prerequisites.