The education studies minor is a diverse field open to a spectrum of interests. Hamilton operates a cooperative program with the New England Center for Children near Boston, where students can study and work with children with special needs. Other fields offered as part of the minor include public policy, bilingual education, instructional communication, disability studies, and deaf culture and American Sign Language.
While local schools are among the program's richest resources, students in education studies needn't be constrained by geography. Many in the program incorporate their training and research into Hamilton's study-abroad plans, exploring comparative education in such countries as Sweden, Scotland, England, Australia, Italy, Ireland, China and the Dominican Republic.
Students who graduate with the education studies minor can move on to graduate programs and teacher-certification programs at prestigious institutions such as Columbia University, Harvard University, Tufts University and Syracuse University.
The education studies minor is a diverse field open to a spectrum of interests. Hamilton operates a cooperative program with the New England Center for Children near Boston, where students can study and work with children with special needs. Other fields offered as part of the minor include public policy, bilingual education, instructional communication, disability studies, and deaf culture and American Sign Language.
While local schools are among the program's richest resources, students in education studies needn't be constrained by geography. Many in the program incorporate their training and research into Hamilton's study-abroad plans, exploring comparative education in such countries as Sweden, Scotland, England, Australia, Italy, Ireland, China and the Dominican Republic.
Students who graduate with the education studies minor can move on to graduate programs and teacher-certification programs at prestigious institutions such as Columbia University, Harvard University, Tufts University and Syracuse University.
The education studies minor is a diverse field open to a spectrum of interests. Hamilton operates a cooperative program with the New England Center for Children near Boston, where students can study and work with children with special needs. Other fields offered as part of the minor include public policy, bilingual education, instructional communication, disability studies, and deaf culture and American Sign Language.
While local schools are among the program's richest resources, students in education studies needn't be constrained by geography. Many in the program incorporate their training and research into Hamilton's study-abroad plans, exploring comparative education in such countries as Sweden, Scotland, England, Australia, Italy, Ireland, China and the Dominican Republic.
Students who graduate with the education studies minor can move on to graduate programs and teacher-certification programs at prestigious institutions such as Columbia University, Harvard University, Tufts University and Syracuse University.
