BA in Social Studies Teaching in Pullman United States | Washington State University

To become a social studies educator in middle or high school, you must earn a bachelor's degree in the field along with teaching credentials. Washington State University's social studies education program combines subject-specific studies with professional teacher training, culminating in state certification. Program highlights: Experience Washington's sole undergraduate teaching program based at a leading research institution. Gain insights from faculty with international research experience and global teaching backgrounds. Engage with diverse student populations reflecting modern educational environments.
Social studies education encompasses multiple disciplines including history, anthropology, economics, geography, political science, psychology, and sociology. The curriculum's foundational courses provide comprehensive preparation for the varied subjects you'll eventually teach.