Discover Erasmus University College's Social and Behavioral Sciences majors (part of Liberal Arts and Sciences BSc) delving into human behaviour at individual and societal levels. Specialize in Sociology, Psychology, International Law or Political Science & International Relations within this dynamic program. Immerse yourself in the world of Liberal Arts and Sciences at EUC through the captivating Social and Behavioral Sciences Majors. 

This degree integrates the study of history and social sciences with the practical and theoretical knowledge required for teaching. You'll be prepared to teach a wide range of history and social science courses at the middle and high school levels with a BSEd in social science education from Northern. In many schools, the ability to teach multiple subjects is highly valued. Your studies will include a solid core of courses in history, government, and geography. You'll also have the option to take courses in economics, psychology, and sociology. Rounding out this degree are required teaching courses.

Improve your understanding of the rapidly changing world. Social scientists examine the dynamics of societal change and seek answers to questions such as what creates wellbeing or a lack of it, what causes alienation, what is happening in education and the labor market, and what is the role of culture in shaping our relationships with each other. The Bachelor of Social Sciences degree consists of studies in sociology and social and public policy. Teaching covers key social scientific theories and methods for collecting and analyzing data. These are applied to key topics in social sciences, such as labor, education, care, multiculturalism, and information and communication technology, and how they interlink with each other.

This interdisciplinary program aims to develop your analytical skills in social sciences. Not only will you learn about current transdisciplinary issues, but also you will become well versed in social research methodology. The courses include anthropology, psychology, economics, political science and many more. You can continue your studies in any MA program in social sciences but you can also profile yourself already during your BA studies thanks to the wide range of elective courses we offer.

The Social Studies Education program is designed to parallel Social Science and History with special emphasis on teaching techniques needed by candidates for Education Certification at the elementary and secondary levels.

This degree meets the Virginia Department of Education content-area requirements and will prepare students for graduate licensure programs in secondary education history and social science. Students should meet with Mason's @TeacherTrack specialist throughout their undergraduate degree as well as integrative studies academic advisors.

Cities are inspiring arenas for business, culture, and everyday life. However, they face complex challenges related to the environment and the well-being of individuals. Bachelor's Degree Programme in Sustainable Urban Development is a multidisciplinary program developing skills needed to address these challenges. Those focusing on the Social Sciences field will understand the purpose and societal significance of social research. They will also be familiar with key theories and concepts in social sciences. Those focusing on the Social Sciences field will understand the purpose and societal significance of social research. They will also be familiar with key theories and concepts in social sciences.

The aim of the UC3M Bachelor’s Degree in Sociology is to train professionals in applied social research. The degree prepares students for different areas of sociology, including more traditional ones such as public opinion research, problems of social integration, and processes of socialization, and newer ones like social policy assessment, local development, human resource management, and cooperation for development.

Are you fascinated by current social and economic challenges? Do you want to broaden your perspective? If so, the Bachelor of Social-Economic Sciences is exactly what you are looking for. This unique, multidisciplinary programme allows you to develop competences related to socio-economic policy, business, economics, sociology, mathematics and statistics, in an international environment.

Comprising the heart of the WLU liberal arts experience, we engage students in collaborative scholarship, weaving together varied perspectives about human experience and culture to examine historical, political, spatial, and philosophical concerns. If you are interested in sharing your love of social studies, you may want to consider a teaching career.

History and Social Science students at Siena Heights experience a variety of classroom and extracurricular learning opportunities. Class size is typically 15-20 students, enabling students to develop effective discussion skills. Students learn from video and web-based presentations as well as instructor lectures, classroom activities, and other learning adventures.

Schools ask a great deal from their Social Studies teachers, especially at the secondary level. Often, these instructors need to be experts in history and government. Lakeland's Social Studies Education program prepares future teachers to succeed in a wide variety of classroom settings.

During studies we will focus on the topical and pressing challenge of how to build socially sustainable societies. This future-oriented, programme offers you a unique deep dive into both social sciences and health sciences. If you are interested in policies and institutions that generate health, and wellbeing for all – this could be just the right choice for you!

Students who graduate with this certification will have a knowledge and understanding of the social, political, cultural, and religious movements, the most influential people, scientific discoveries, and technological advances as well as the major events which have shaped human history.

At University College Venlo (UCV), you have the opportunity to focus on health, nutrition and business in an interdisciplinary manner. You design your own curriculum by choosing from a broad range of courses from the Social sciences (e.g. psychology, sociology, economics, health management, public health or law) and Life sciences (e.g. biology, chemistry and informatics and physiology).