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EDFN Educational Studies Minor

Minor in Educational Studies (18-20 cr. hrs.)
The Minor in Educational Studies is designed to allow students to investigate the educational process in specific areas.

Required Courses:
EDFN-203 Laboratory in the Foundations
of Education.................................................................... 2 credit hours

EDFN Area Courses:
(pre-approved by the EDFN coordinator)...................... 12 credit hours
Courses are required in one or more of the following areas as related to education: anthropology, history, philosophy, program evaluation, psychology, quantitative analysis and/or sociology. Courses will be selected by the student in consultation with the EDFN Coordinator.

Education Electives:
(pre-approved by the EDFN coordinator).........................4-6 cr.
Electives will be selected by the student in consultation with an advisor from the Educational Foundations Program.

Total 18-20 credit hours
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