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Wichita State's Bachelor of Arts in Education (BAED) with a concentration in history, government, and social studies (secondary) emphasizes the study of historical, political, and cultural subjects alongside pedagogical methods. This program equips graduates for teaching certification in grades 6-12, blending academic coursework with hands-on teaching practice in Kansas' most extensive school district. Wichita State prioritizes experiential education—every degree program incorporates guaranteed practical learning or research opportunities, ensuring students gain job-ready skills before completing their studies. The four-year curriculum begins with general education courses for the first two years, followed by specialized teacher training. Designed through partnership between university educators and P-12 professionals, the program incorporates teaching internships. Earning this bachelor's degree from Wichita State's College of Applied Studies provides the expertise, competencies, and assurance to excel in educational settings while laying the foundation for graduate studies in education.