The social sciences career field is as broad as the study of social sciences, which blends anthropology, economics, political science, psychology and sociology
The field of social sciences is a broad one, commonly used to refer to the studies of anthropology, economics, political science, psychology and sociology. A social science degree in Mississippi at the undergraduate level will generally help students acquire a foundation of research skills from the social sciences and examine the implications of cultural diversity. Those who have taken Bachelor’s level social science courses in Mississippi College’s Department of History and Political Science should have an understanding of society and culture from the viewpoints of individuals, families, local communities and global communities.
But what if you want to take this education and understanding even further? At Mississippi College, we offer the Master of Education in Social Sciences program for those scholars who wish to make a career out of instructing others in this broad-based, fascinating discipline.
Mississippi College understands that working adults are often juggling multiple responsibilities which include children, school activities, other extracurricular activities and more. That is why our Master’s level teaching degree programs, including the M.Ed. in Social Sciences, are offered in the evenings with some online options as well.
Social sciences jobs are vital to a variety of industries in the government and private sectors. Roles can include:
Mississippi College offers a unique educational leadership program at the Master's degree level, designed for those who want to become instructors in the social sciences. While emphasizing six dimensions of leadership – personal/interpersonal, instructional, organizational, resource, political and informational – Mississippi College’s teacher training program integrates seminars, practicums, and internships to prepare graduates to provide immediate exceptional educational leadership at all levels of schools.
