UNIVERSITY OF PITTSBURGH · UNITED STATES
College in High School Education Program
Bachelor's · Taught in en
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This program is designed for high school students interested in pursuing a career in education. It provides a foundational understanding of the role of schooling in society, exploring the cultural, historical, philosophical, and social contexts of education. The curriculum emphasizes the development of critical reflection and the cultivation of skills necessary for democratic citizenship, focusing on equitable and just social relations.
Curriculum
The program includes foundational courses that explore the dynamics of education within society and the application of psychological theories to teaching.
- Year 1 (Example)
- Social Foundations of EducationEFOP 1001
- Intro Educational PsychologyPSY 1001
Careers
This program provides a foundation for students contemplating careers in education. Graduates will be equipped to understand and address educational issues from multiple perspectives.
- Teacher
- Educator
Frequently asked questions
- What is the College in High School Education Program?
- This program is for high school students interested in a career in education. It offers a foundational understanding of schooling in society, exploring its cultural, historical, philosophical, and social contexts.
- What are the career prospects after completing this program?
- This program provides a foundation for careers in education, equipping graduates to understand and address educational issues from multiple perspectives. Potential roles include Teacher and Educator.
- How do I apply for the College in High School Education Program?
- High school students in participating schools will receive an application link. Applications can be submitted via mail or email to the University of Pittsburgh at Greensburg, or directly to your high school teacher or guidance counselor, adhering to your district's policies.
- Where can I find information on tuition and fees?
- Tuition and fee information for specific programs can be found on the university's tuition and financial aid pages. The provided data does not list specific tuition costs for this program.
- Are there any scholarships available for this program?
- The Paul D. Coverdell Fellows Program offers a 50% tuition and fees scholarship for eligible Returned Peace Corps Volunteers pursuing an MPH or MS degree at Pitt Public Health. Eligibility and application details are provided for that specific scholarship.
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Tuition and fee information for specific programs, including the MPH and MS at Pitt Public Health, can be found on the university's tuition and financial aid pages. The Coverdell Fellows Program offers a 50% tuition and fees scholarship for eligible Returned Peace Corps Volunteers pursuing an MPH or MS degree.
Scholarships
Paul D. Coverdell Fellows Program50%
Frequently asked questions
What is the College in High School Education Program?
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This program is for high school students interested in a career in education. It offers a foundational understanding of schooling in society, exploring its cultural, historical, philosophical, and social contexts.
What are the career prospects after completing this program?
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This program provides a foundation for careers in education, equipping graduates to understand and address educational issues from multiple perspectives. Potential roles include Teacher and Educator.
How do I apply for the College in High School Education Program?
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High school students in participating schools will receive an application link. Applications can be submitted via mail or email to the University of Pittsburgh at Greensburg, or directly to your high school teacher or guidance counselor, adhering to your district's policies.
Where can I find information on tuition and fees?
+
Tuition and fee information for specific programs can be found on the university's tuition and financial aid pages. The provided data does not list specific tuition costs for this program.
Are there any scholarships available for this program?
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The Paul D. Coverdell Fellows Program offers a 50% tuition and fees scholarship for eligible Returned Peace Corps Volunteers pursuing an MPH or MS degree at Pitt Public Health. Eligibility and application details are provided for that specific scholarship.