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School of Education · B.S. Ed. · B.S.
A B.S.Ed. degree in World Language Education will prepare graduates of this program to apply for an Indiana teaching license in all school settings (Elementary Primary, Elementary Intermediate, Junior High/Middle School, High School) with your chosen language as your content field.
Languages Offered include:
Chinese
French
German
Japanese
Latin
Russian
Spanish
Passionate and engaged World Language educators do more than introduce their students to languages. They help transform their students into critical observers of the world and different cultures.
World Language Education majors take courses that help develop instructional techniques in a variety of language learning, from grammar to phonetics. These students will also receive a strong grounding in education theory, instructional methodologies, and professional development.
For detailed information about this major and degree requirements, visit the departmental website and the School of Education Academic Bulletin.
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School's reporting category · 2024–25 program completers
Employed as a P-12 teacher: 87.6% (169 of 193 with known status)
IU Bloomington's initial teacher-preparation programs, all completers combined (not this major alone)
232 graduates; 38 with no information available. From the School of Education's First Destination Survey.
Figures come only from IU's published reports, with their source. Different schools measure differently, so figures from different schools aren't directly comparable.
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