Career: Teacher
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English for Speakers of Other Languages (ESOL)
Program Details Through this micro-credential, you’ll develop the knowledge and practical skills to: $34k ESL Instructor Estimated Entry Salary $48k ESL Instructor Estimated Median Salary Estimated salary and employment information based on labor market data provided by Career Concourse and is intended for informational purposes only. Actual salaries and employment outcomes vary based on factors…
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Professional & Technical Writing
What You’ll Learn You’ll develop practical writing and communication skills that can be immediately applied in the workplace. Coursework will help you learn how to analyze audiences and communication goals, conduct research, organize complex information, and present ideas in ways that are clear, concise, and accessible. You’ll also gain experience creating different types of professional…
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Pre-Health
What You’ll Learn Your coursework will depend on your intended professional program, but the Pre-Health Certificate provides a strong foundation in the sciences and other areas commonly required for professional-school admission. Depending on your career goal, your academic plan may include biology, chemistry, organic chemistry, physics, mathematics, anatomy and physiology, microbiology, psychology, sociology, or other…
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Pastoral Leadership
What You’ll Learn As a Pastoral Leadership student, you’ll explore the principles and practices that contribute to effective ministry leadership. You’ll consider how leaders can build relationships, communicate effectively, guide groups, and respond thoughtfully to the needs of the communities they serve. You’ll develop an understanding of the many responsibilities associated with pastoral leadership, from…
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Genocide Studies
What You’ll Learn As a Genocide Studies student, you’ll examine the historical and social conditions that can contribute to genocide and other forms of mass violence. You’ll study specific cases and historical contexts while looking for patterns that can help explain how societies move from discrimination and division toward organized violence. You’ll learn to evaluate…
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Bioinformatics Research
What You’ll Learn As a Bioinformatics Research student, you’ll explore how biological questions can be investigated through computational and data-driven approaches. You’ll develop an understanding of the types of biological information researchers work with and how computational tools can help organize, analyze, and interpret that information. You’ll build skills in working with biological datasets while…
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Biblical Studies
What You’ll Learn As a Biblical Studies student, you’ll explore the Bible through its texts, themes, historical settings, and traditions. You’ll develop a greater understanding of the people, cultures, events, and religious ideas that provide context for biblical writings and the communities that produced and preserved them. Through your coursework, you’ll learn to read and…
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Sociology
What You’ll Learn As a Sociology student at Athens State, you’ll explore how people interact with one another and how social structures influence individual and collective experiences. You’ll examine the relationships among individuals, families, communities, organizations, and institutions while considering how culture and social environments shape behavior and opportunities. You’ll also develop an understanding of…
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Social Science – Minor in Education (Grades 6-12)
What You’ll Learn As a Social Science student, you’ll examine the people, institutions, events, and ideas that shape society. Because social science is interdisciplinary, you’ll draw connections across areas such as history, political science, sociology, psychology, economics, and related fields. You’ll learn to evaluate evidence, conduct research, analyze information, and consider complex issues from multiple…
