Undergraduate

The Dynamics of Early Childhood minor is intended to facilitate students understanding of the historical implications that guide what we know and how we use the information we know related to the development of young children. Students will be encouraged to pursue a self-selected investigation of early childhood.

The Education and Society minor seeks to examine education and its role in society: the purposes, forms and history of education and schooling, the provision of equitable opportunities for all, and the development of engaged citizenship for more just societies through education.

The Mathematics Education minor will provide you with the opportunity to gain a robust understanding of mathematics and how people learn mathematics, while exploring a career in K-12 education as an effective teacher of mathematics.

The multilingualism and multiculturalism minor will help you examine the role of language and culture in social, academic and political environments and develop basic skills to educate, communicate with, and research linguistically diverse communities.

The Education Policy minor, a partnership between the USC Sol Price School of Public Policy and the USC Rossier School of Education, will help you develop the skills to analyze public policies that address the most pressing issues in education.

The progressive degree program enables USC undergraduates, with clear career objectives, to begin work on a master’s degree while simultaneously completing requirements for a  bachelor’s degree.