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Education & Human Development

Stockton University

Bachelor's DegreeAcademic

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The Bachelor of Arts degree in Education and Human Development, housed in the School of Education, is a multidisciplinary degree that integrates the disciplines of education, social work, psychology, sociology, child studies, disability studies, and gerontology. This degree prepares students to enter the workforce with valuable interdisciplinary skills, theory to practice experiences that cover the lifespan, and the necessary knowledge to work with diverse populations, age groups, and abilities.

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128 credits

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  • New Jersey

    New Jersey

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