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Inspire Learning With Webster’s Education Studies Degree
Inspire learning in classrooms, conference rooms and community centers around the world with Webster’s Bachelor of Education Studies degree (BEd).
In the Education Studies program, you will delve into philosophy, sociology and psychology to understand how they weave into the fabric of effective learning. Additionally, you will learn to design inclusive curriculum that embraces cultural nuance and celebrates diversity, as well as seamlessly integrate science and technology, while forging meaningful connections with your local and global communities.
Our BEd degree opens a world of possibilities, like:
- Create vibrant learning environments, empowering communities through workshops, training programs and literacy initiatives.
- Shape young minds in formal and informal education settings.
- Develop engaging online learning experiences that transcend borders.
- Craft curriculum that empowers every learner to reach their full potential.
Choose Webster for Your BEd in Education Studies Degree
Build Your Global Teaching Toolbox
The Bachelor of Education Studies (BEd) at Webster University equips you to empower diverse learners to thrive in our interconnected world. Put your learning into practice in new cultural settings with study abroad opportunities and our global campus network.
Engage in a Specialized Curriculum
Dive into the psychology of learning, master modern classroom technologies and learn the art of effective communication. Then test your theories in real-world research and internships, where you will develop skills that go beyond textbooks.
Designed for Informal Education
Pursue your love of teaching and learning outside of a traditional classroom — our Education Studies degree does not lead to initial teaching certification. Our BEd is designed for anyone who is passionate about teaching and learning and likes to work with people to help them develop knowledge and skill for professional growth in their career.
“The BEd program effectively prepared me for my current work, namely through the internship required to earn the degree. Through this internship, I received valuable insight into the planning and project process that I now use daily in my work.”
Justin DeKock
Bachelor of Education Studies, '22
Program Spotlight
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Justin D.: At a high level, I'd say the Bachelor of Educational Studies is a degree for anyone who may have a passion in the way people learn and how to effectively use traditional and nontraditional principles of education.
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I think the faculty did a great job kind of fostering discussion and fostering a critical thinking culture. You know, I got all the essential principles that that any teacher would need, along with how teaching and learning may play into lives outside of a traditional school setting.
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One of the things I mean, I loved the most about Webster was kind of the emphasis on discussion in classes and tons of critical thinking goes into what I do. I mean, I'm training people every single day, you know, telling them what I do, what's going on with these projects. I think educational studies with great job kind of preparing me for that and giving me the tools I need to be successful.
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I would definitely say the internship was transformative for me. It was my first experience working in kind of an office setting. I learned kind of how to work with a professional team. I learned how to kind of take all of the, the skills and knowledge that I had learned over the past four years, kind of translate those to a professional setting.
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There's a wealth of knowledge to be gained from this degree. And I mean, I would say anybody considering getting their education in education, I would say know that this degree is here for people like me who may not have that drive to be kind of a traditional educator but are still passionate in the idea of education.
Text on screen: The BEd is not a teacher certification program. It consists of coursework that allows you to pursue your love of teaching outside traditional classrooms.
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Bachelor of Education Studies
Find out more about the overall curriculum, electives, learning outcomes and more for the Education Studies degree.
What Can You Do with an Education Studies Degree?
Our BEd degree focuses on global education. You will begin to understand your own, personal educational philosophy and the program will equip you with methods to teach in both formal and informal educational settings. This degree might be for you if you want to:
- Develop employee training schedules for your organization.
- Design training modules in your workplace to promote employee growth and professional development.
- Teach or train diverse groups of people or stakeholders in person or online.
- Create engaging learning environments within your local community or abroad.
Job Outlook for Education Studies Degree Graduates
Jobs related to teaching and training have a positive outlook, with growth and endless possibilities. Relevant teaching and training jobs expected to grow 6% over the next decade, according to the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS).
In addition, the possibilities for Education Studies graduates are endless. For example, a technical or career educator can instruct in a wide variety of areas, such as auto repair, healthcare and culinary arts. The training and development industry is also a possibility.
Other Degrees Related to Education Studies
Education (BA) - initial teacher certification in the State of Missouri
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Call 314-246-7800 or 800-753-6765 or send an email to admit@webster.edu.