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Bachelor of Secondary Education Major in Social Studies
The Bachelor in Secondary Education Major in Social Studies (BSEd – Social Studies) is a four-year degree program in the Philippines that will introduce you to governments and politics, economic planning and strategy, and selected laws related to them.
As a Social Studies major, you will be taking the same professional education courses presented in the Bachelor of Secondary Education overview along with other subjects such as:
- Basic Geography
- World History and Civilization
- Micro-Macro Economics
- Comparative Government and Politics
- Asian Studies
- Law-related Studies
- and Socio-cultural Anthropology, among others.
LICENSURE EXAMINATION
Passing the Teachers Licensure Examination is one of the requirements in seeking employment in the field of education. Please visit the official website of the Professional Regulatory Commission for more information.
Updated Sept. 1, 2011.
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The Bachelor in Secondary Education Major in Social Studies (BSEd – Social Studies) is a four-year degree program in the Philippines that will introduce you to governments and politics, economic planning and strategy, and selected laws related to them. As a Social Studies major, you will be taking the same professional education courses presented in the Bachelor of Secondary Education overview along with other subjects such as: Basic Geography World History and Civilization Micro-Macro Economics Comparative Government and Politics Asian Studies Law-related Studies and Socio-cultural Anthropology, among others. LICENSURE EXAMINATION Passing the Teachers Licensure Examination is one of the requirements in seeking employment in the field of education. Please visit the official website …
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the scientific reasoning and critical thinking course for social studies major really new curriculum? because our instructor for this course has no syllabus for the said curriculum.
Hi, Jhon-Jhon!
Thanks for visiting our site.
Schools with deregulated or autonomous status are free to modify the curriculum suggested by the Commission on Higher Education (the one followed by most schools) according to how they see fit. Because of this, they may or may not offer subjects that are or are not being offered at other schools.
i love this post.. it gives enough information about the curriculum of the course tat i want to take.. i hope you also have a time to visit my blog.. it is about photography.
Hello, Christian!
Thanks for visiting the site!
We’re glad you liked the post. We paid your blog a visit and you really seem to be passionate about photography. If you feel like writing another photography related entry, maybe you could share them with our readers so they can get a first-hand account of how it’s like to dabble in photography from a photography enthusiast (or is it a photography professional?) like you. Let us know if you are interested.
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I am already teaching in one of the universities in the Philippines. I just want to know if I need to take up the general education courses and professional education courses because I am already done with them, aside from the major courses that I want to take? I am interested to study social science because anthropology and other social science courses facinate me.
thank you in advance for the reply. I hope that you will be able to find time answering my queries.
Hi, June Dee!
Thank you for visiting our site!
As far as we know, credits are usually given for courses that have already been taken in another school or another program as long as the course descriptions are the same. It’s at the discretion of schools whether to give credits or not as well as how many units they’re going to allow to be credited in advance, though, so it would probably be best if you’ll get in touch with the official representatives of the college or university you are planning to enroll at to make sure.
Hi Nathz! Thank you for your comment.
And yes, we do not list all the subjects in all courses and programs here at Courses.com.ph.
We decided to just list enough professional / major courses to give an overview of the kind of subjects the students are gonna take under the program. What we did though for this particular post is add the “among others” in the list to make this explicit.
Thanks.
may mga kulang pang subjects…