Bachelor's

Bachelor of Science in Education

Training competent, committed educators prepared to make a positive impact in the classroom and beyond.

Program Description

The Bachelor of Science in Education (BSE) program is designed to train competent and committed educators, prepared to make a positive impact in the educational field. Graduates will gain a deep understanding of pedagogical theories, teaching methodologies, and educational management, allowing them to develop essential skills in educational planning, classroom management, and learning assessment.

This program integrates a Christian perspective that enriches ethical and moral principles in teaching practice, preparing educators to lead with integrity and promote a positive impact in their communities.

Technological and Practical Component

  • Integration of technological tools in each course, especially in digital education and educational resource management.
  • Use of active and participatory methodologies, including project-based learning and service learning.

Christian Focus

  • Christian ethics as a foundation of teaching practice, studied across the curriculum.
  • Educational leadership grounded in Christian values and service to the school community.

Curriculum

Course sequence by semester.

First Semester

  • Foundations of Education
  • Developmental Psychology
  • General Pedagogy
  • Sociology of Education

Second Semester

  • Information Technology in Education
  • Effective Communication
  • Christian Ethics in Education
  • Curriculum Design

Third Semester

  • Teaching Methods
  • Learning Assessment
  • Educational Management
  • Inclusive Education

Fourth Semester

  • Christian Educational Leadership
  • Elective: Educational Innovation
  • Specialized Didactics (based on area of interest)
  • Classroom Management

Fifth Semester

  • Education and Society
  • Educational Research
  • Educational Policy
  • Educational Intervention Project

Sixth Semester

  • Elective: Technology and Education
  • Professional Practice
  • Thesis Seminar in Education
  • Case Analysis in Education

Seventh Semester

  • Leadership and Change Management
  • Specialization Electives (e.g., Early Childhood Education, Secondary Education, Special Education)

Eighth Semester

  • Capstone Course: Education for the 21st Century

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