2024-2025 Office of Teacher Education Services and Clinical Practice

Social Studies Education

Social Studies Education is available as a Post-Baccalaureate Initial License or Renewal.

Post-Baccalaureate Initial License

Take 4 courses from the following areas that is not one of your concentration areas:

ECON 116Introduction to Economics

3

GEOG 150Global Geography

3

POLS 130American National Government

3

PSYS 100Introduction to Psychological Science

3

SOC 100Principles of Sociology

3

Social Studies Areas

Economics,15 credit hours

ECON 201Elementary Microeconomics

3

ECON 202Elementary Macroeconomics

3

ECON 301Intermediate Microeconomics

3

6 credits from 300-400-level ECON

6

Geography, 15 credit hours

GEOG 120Economic Geographies of Globalization

3

GEOG 121Geography, Culture, and Diversity

3

GEOG 150Global Geography

3

GEOG 265Introduction to Geographic Information Systems

3

3 hours from:
GEOG 321Urban Geography

3

GEOG 350Geography of the United States and Canada

3

GEOG 351Geography of Latin America and the Caribbean

3

GEOG 353Geography of Indiana

3

GEOG 356Geography of Russia and Its Neighbors

3

GEOG 357Geography of Europe

3

GEOG 423Population Geography

3

GEOG 470Political Geography

3

Political Science, 15 credit hours

POLS 130American National Government

3

POLS 237State and Local Politics

3

POLS 312Classical Grand Strategy

3

or

POLS 313European Grand Strategy

3

6 hours from:
POLS 210Political Science Research Methods

3

POLS 280Comparative Politics and Global Studies

3

POLS 293International Relations

3

POLS 342Public Policy Issues

3

Psychology, 15 credit hours

PSYS 100Introduction to Psychological Science

3

Category 1: 3 hours from
Students must select one course from each category for a total of 12 hours.
PSYS 316Social Psychology

3

PSYS 317Personality

3

PSYS 318Psychopathology

3

PSYS 321Developmental Psychology

3

Category 2: 3 hours from
PSYS 363Cognitive Psychology

3

PSYS 364Psychology of Learning

3

PSYS 371Applied Behavior Analysis

3

Category 3: 3 hours from
PSYS 324Psychology of Women and Gender

3

PSYS 325Psychology of Prejudice and Discrimination

3

PSYS 326Psychology of Diversity

3

Category 4: 3 hours from
PSYS 362Motivation and Emotion

3

PSYS 367Introduction to Neuroscience

3

PSYS 368Sensation and Perception

3

Sociology, 15 credit hours

SOC 100Principles of Sociology

3

6 hours from:
SOC 320Social Inequality

3

SOC 328Globalization and the Social World

3

SOC 421Racial and Cultural Minorities in the United States

3

SOC 424Family

3

SOC 427Sociology of Religions

3

SOC 470Population Dynamics and Demographic Methods

3

6 hours from:
SOC 235Sociology of Gender

3

SOC 343Deviance

3

SOC 242Social Problems

3

SOC 260Social Interaction

3

Historical Perspectives, 30 credit hours

HIST 151World Civilization 1

3

HIST 152World Civilization 2

3

HIST 200Introduction to History and Historical Methods

3

HIST 201American History, 1492-1876

3

HIST 202United States History, 1877 to the Present

3

Two courses from Category 1
Category 1: US History
HIST 210Introduction to Black History

3

HIST 215Women in American History

3

HIST 318History of the American West

3

HIST 400Colonial America, 1492-1763

3

HIST 401Revolutionary America, 1763-1800

3

HIST 405Pre-Civil War America, 1800-1848

3

HIST 407American Civil War and Reconstruction, 1848-1877

3

HIST 409An Age of Reform: The United States in the Gilded Age and Progressive Era

3

HIST 411The American People in Prosperity, Depression, and War

3

HIST 413Post-World War II America

3

HIST 415History of Indiana

3

HIST 416Pre-Civil War South, 1776-1861

3

HIST 417History of the New South

3

HIST 430United States Diplomatic History to 1914

3

HIST 432United States Diplomatic History Since 1914

3

One course from Category 2
Category 2: European History
HIST 454The Era of World War I, 1870-1918

3

HIST 455The Era of World War II, 1918-1945

3

HIST 456Europe Since 1945

3

HIST 461Development of Greek Civilization

3

HIST 462Development of Roman Civilization

3

HIST 463Medieval Civilization

3

HIST 464Development of Byzantine Civilization

3

HIST 467The Renaissance and Reformation, 1300-1600

3

HIST 471France Since 1789

3

HIST 475Britain, 1485-1714

3

HIST 476Britain, 1760 to the Present

3

HIST 481Modern Germany

3

HIST 482Cultural History of the Celtic Peoples from Prehistory to the Present

3

HIST 483Irish History

3

HIST 486Russian Civilization before 1917: From Kievan Rus to Imperial Russia

3

HIST 487Soviet and Post-Soviet History

3

One course from Category 3
Category 3: World History
HIST 370Foundations of Asian Civilization

3

HIST 371Tradition, Conflict, and Change in Modern Asia

3

HIST 372Africa Since 1500

3

HIST 373History of the Middle East

3

HIST 441Comparative Slavery

3

HIST 484Southern Africa

3

HIST 493History of Pre-modern East Asia

3

HIST 495Modern China, 1600 to the Present

3

HIST 496Modern Japan, 1600 to the Present

3

One course from Category 4
Category 4: Topics in History
HIST 235Historical Topics in Film

3

HIST 301The United States and the Vietnam War

3

HIST 303Oral History Workshop

3

HIST 310Introduction to the History of Business in the United States

3

HIST 324Topics in Latin American History

3

HIST 338United States Urban History

3

HIST 360Selected Topics in Military History

3

HIST 421American Indians in Colonial and U.S. History

3

HIST 422Topics in the History of Popular Culture

3

HIST 423Topics in Religious History

3

HIST 424Topics in Race, Ethnicity, and Immigration

3

HIST 425Topics in the History of the American West

3

HIST 426Topics in African History

3

HIST 427Topics in Asian History

3

HIST 446Data Visualization in History and the Social Sciences

3

HIST 452Women in Modern European History

3

HIST 491Topics in Middle Eastern History

3

HIST 497Selected Topics in European History

3 TO 6

HIST 499Selected Topics in American History

3 TO 6

Required Courses

SS 150Introduction to Teaching History/Social Studies in Secondary Schools

3

EDMU 205Introduction to Multicultural Education

3

or

EDMU 660Multicultural and Multiethnic Education in American Schools

3

EDPS 251Human Growth and Development for Secondary Education

3

or

EDPS 603Psychology of Human Development

3

EDPS 390Learning & Assessment in Secondary Education

3

or

EDPS 600Advanced Educational Psychology

3

EDSE 320Reading for Diverse Learners in Secondary Content Classes

3

EDSE 380Principles of Teaching in the Secondary School

3

or

EDSE 580Principles of Teaching in the Secondary School

3

EDSE 460Student Teaching: Secondary School

6-7

EDSE 465Elective Student Teaching: Secondary, Junior High/Middle, or All-Grade

3 OR 5

EDJH 385Principles of Teaching in the Middle School

3

or

EDJH 585Principles of Teaching in the Middle School

3

SS 350Teaching History/Social Studies in Junior High/Middle School

3

or

SS 692Teaching Social Studies Skills in Junior High/Middle Schools

3

SS 395Teaching Social Studies in Secondary Schools

3

or

SS 691Teaching Social Studies Skills in Secondary Schools

3

EDFO 420Social, Historical, and Philosophical Foundations of Education

3

or

EDFO 620Social, Historical, and Philosophical Foundations of Education

3