All undergraduate students entering Boston University Wheelock College of Education & Human Development enroll in the undergraduate major, the Bachelor of Science (BS) in Education & Human Development. This program combines coursework and field-based experiences in education, human development, psychology, and the social sciences, and opens doors to future opportunities such as undergraduate research, teacher licensure, and diverse careers.
As an undergraduate at BU Wheelock, you can:
Study complex real-world challenges such as systemic racism or global interconnectedness
Discover and understand your role in advancing diversity, equity, and inclusion
Explore field-based experiences in settings such as schools, hospitals, and mental health agencies
Engage in research for community impact in a Boston-based health organization, neighborhood, museum, or other community organization
Create systemic, positive change through innovation and research
Obtain professional training and preparation across psychology, education, and human development.
For those interested in working with Deaf people across a range of careers including education, interpreting, research, social work, medicine, law, and more. Through coursework and field-based experiences, you will engage with Deaf communities, develop an appreciation for Deaf culture, and gain an understanding of the histories of Deaf communities around the world. Youll also build fluency in American Sign Language (ASL).
