Regardless of which education major a student chooses, our courses are built not only to provide content and pedagogical knowledge to be successful in their career, but also provide them with the following employable skills:

Advanced Cognitive Skills

• Critical Thinking: The ability to analyze and evaluate an issue or situation critically, to form a well-reasoned judgment.
• Complex Problem Solving: The skill of identifying complex problems and reviewing related information to develop and evaluate options and implement solutions.
• Experiential Learning: The ability to apply academic learning to analyze real-world issues and develop practical recommendations, enhancing your critical thinking and problem-solving skills within a professional context.
• Exercising Ethical Judgment: The ability to assess situations or decisions with a focus on ethical implications, ensuring actions are morally sound and align with ethical standards.

Communication and Data Literacy

• Analyzing and Interpreting Data: The ability to examine data sets, identify patterns or trends, and draw meaningful conclusions to inform decision-making.
• Oral Communication: The skill of effectively expressing ideas and information verbally in a clear, concise, and engaging manner to diverse audiences.
• Written Communication: The capacity to convey information and ideas in writing clearly and coherently, adapting the style and tone to suit different purposes and audiences.
• Utilizing Technology: The proficiency in using digital tools and technology to enhance productivity, communicate effectively, and solve problems.

Interpersonal and Adaptive Skills

• Adaptability and Flexibility: The ability to quickly adjust to changing circumstances and new environments, demonstrating resilience and openness to new approaches.
• Collaborative Teamwork: (Working in Teams) The skill of working effectively within a team, actively contributing to shared goals, and supporting team dynamics. The capacity to work well with others by encouraging, motivating, and building positive relationships within diverse groups.
• Cross-Cultural Understanding: The ability to recognize, appreciate, and effectively navigate differences in values, beliefs, customs, and behaviors among people from various cultural backgrounds.
• Motivation and Innovation: The ability to demonstrate motivation to complete a task by setting clear objectives, creating a strategic plan, adhering to deadlines, and showing persistence and enthusiasm in overcoming obstacles.