Education Studies
Students interested in the Education Studies Concentration must take four full courses in a variety of liberal arts areas that explore educational foundations, issues, and pedagogical strategies. Students must also complete two experiential components—academic year and or summer internships, practica, or projects during winter term—that connect their pedagogical and conceptual understandings to local and off-campus educational environments. The Education Studies Concentration Committee advises students regarding course sections, internships, graduate schools, and potential employment.
Program Facts
- Program Type: Integrative Concentration
Program Director
Katherine Thomson-Jones,
Professor of Philosophy
Quick Links
Spanish in the Elementary Schools
Oberlin College students of any academic major can apply to teach in the Spanish in the Elementary Schools (SITES) program. It‘s designed for children in kindergarten through second grade who attend Oberlin‘s Eastwood Elementary School. To prepare for this work, students are required to take EDUA 301 Language Pedagogy, which includes the SITES practicum.
Explore SITES-
Kim Faber
Instructor of Spanish & Language Teacher Training
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Jody Kerchner
Professor of Music Education
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Susan Pavlus
Director, Education Outreach Programs
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Charles Peterson
Associate Professor of Africana Studies
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Candice Raynor
Director and Faculty in Residence
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Katherine Thomson-Jones
Professor of Philosophy
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Travis Wilson
Associate Professor of Psychology
Education Studies News
Watson Fellowship Winner to Explore Grief and Loss Across Cultures
May 2, 2022
TAPIF Recipient Ella Franklin ’21 Looks Forward to a French Teaching Career
July 12, 2021
Julia Rohde '21 Receives Teaching Residency Fellowship from UPenn
July 7, 2021
Educational Opportunities
Oberlin’s Career Development Center and the Bonner Center for Community-Engaged Learning, Teaching, and Research provide information about educational internship and employment opportunities in education and related fields.
