Why Study Education Settings at Vermont State
- Inclusive Emphasis: Learn to be attuned to the needs and capabilities of every student, creating environments where those who are often overlooked receive the care and support they deserve.
- Career Experience: Find a field placement in a local school system where you’ll have 400 hours of supervised experience to explore your career options and build practical skills.
- Acute Need: In recent years, the school-age population in the U.S. is experiencing a mental health crisis. Caring and well-trained professionals who can offer support are needed now more than ever.
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Sample Courses
- Perspectives on Learning
- Collaboration and Special Education Law
- Foundations of Inclusive Practices
Other Concentrations
Program Accreditation
Vermont State University’s Bachelor of Social Work program is accredited by the Council on Social Work Education through May 2029, ensuring it will provide you with the foundational skills, knowledge, and values for social work employment or to continue your studies in graduate school.
