Bachelor of Science - Secondary Education (Social Science with History)

The Bachelor of Science in Secondary Education (Social Science with History Option) is an empowering program crafted for future educators who are passionate about shaping how young minds understand society, politics, and the past. It bridges the disciplines of history, geography, economics, and civic education with evidence-based teaching practices that prepare graduates to thrive in modern classrooms. Students explore both local and global historical narratives, gaining insight into political movements, cultural evolution, and the social forces that shape human behavior. Beyond subject mastery, the program emphasizes critical thinking, communication skills, and inclusive education. It equips aspiring teachers with the tools to foster dialogue, encourage student participation, and guide learners through complex social realities. Whether you're studying the roots of democracy or analyzing African liberation, you’ll learn how to connect historical themes to present-day issues in ways that are meaningful and relevant.

Career Path

Graduate careers include History Teacher (Junior/Senior High School), Social Studies Teacher, Community Development Officer, Public Affairs Specialist, Educational Policy Analyst, Civic Education Instructor, Policy Advisor/Analyst, Curriculum Developer, Instructional Coordinator, Historian or Archivist,Museum Educator or Curator, Heritage Site Manager, Sociology or Political Science Research Assistant, Library or Information Specialist, Program Officer (Governance, Education/Human Rights), Advocacy and Outreach Coordinator, Monitoring & Evaluation Specialist, Peace and Conflict Resolution Facilitator.