Program Overview

Program Overview

The Bachelor of Science degree in Community Engagement and Education is designed to provide students with a deeper understanding of education and community contexts in urban areas. The program helps those working in schools and the community address the social and political contexts of their jobs and provides a range of skills for better addressing challenges.

Program Highlights

• Available fully online or face-to-face, or in combination
• Courses offered in the evening, daytime, weekend, hybrid, and starting mid-semester
• The BS in Community Engagement and Education allows students to earn up to 42 lower-division credits for prior professional educational experience
• 90-credit major (120 credits in the degree)
• Accepts many courses from associate's degree that might not otherwise transfer, as well as transcripted military credits and others

Degree Programs

The CEED BS program offers students the option to select one of three optional submajors:

• Child Care
• Community-Based Organizations Policy and Leadership
• Child and Family Services Students may also pursue certificates in:
• Community Engagement Strategies
• Community-Based Organizations & Leadership
• Youth Work