The College of
Education is responsible for the following academic programs:
DIVISION OF GRADUATE
EDUCATION:
The Graduate Education Program is designed to provide
knowledge and understanding of the basic foundations and
theories of education as well as advanced training in
specific fields. The curriculum objectives seek to promote a
blending of theory and practice to assist students who seek
advancement within their chosen field in education, public
service or private industry.
DIVISION OF TEACHER
EDUCATION:
The Credential Program is elementary (multiple subject) and
secondary (single subject) teaching fulfills the California
State requirements for the Cross-cultural, Language and
Academic Development (CLAD) and for qualified applicants,
the Bilingual, Cross-cultural Language and Academic
Development (BCLAD) certification. CSU Dominguez Hills basic
credential programs are fully accredited by the National
Council for the Accreditation of Teacher Education (NCATE)
and the California Commission on Teacher Credentialing
(CCTC).
LIBERAL
STUDIES:
The Liberal Studies Program provides an interdisciplinary
major designed primarily for students who intend to become
teachers in elementary school. It is the only CCTC-approved
subject matter program for the Multiple Subject Teaching
Credential at CSUDH.
DIVISION OF PHYSICAL
EDUCATION:
Physical Education is an academic area concerned with the
art and science of human movement, with particular reference
to the physical, mental, emotional and social variables that
affect the ability of humans to move.
RECREATION:
The Recreation Administration Program is concerned with the
study and research of the public, private and commercial
service systems that provide opportunities for meaningful
leisure activity.
LEISURE
STUDIES:
The new Travel and Tourism program is included in the
Leisure Studies area of the Physical Education, Recreation
& Leisure Studies Division.
FOR
ADDITIONAL INFORMATION ABOUT THE COLLEGE OF EDUCATION AND ITS
PROGRAMS, CALL (310) 243-3510.
