49 Bachelor's degrees in Adult Education in North America

Be prepared for two career paths in this unique dual focused Educational Assistance and Adult Supports programme from Niagara College Canada. As an Educational Support or a Developmental Support Worker, you are skilled and compassionate about supporting students and adults with exceptionalities in a community or educational based setting.

This Adult Education BA programme from University of the Fraser Valley is designed especially for mid-career professionals looking to earn a credential or ready to take the next step in their career.

The Hairstyling (Fast Track) programme at St. Clair College offers excellent potential for advancement with self-employment as an option, salon manager, trainer, industry sales representative, educator or platform artist. 

This Career and Technical Education program from University of Idaho prepares you to teach students the real-world job skills that today’s employers expect. You will learn the latest instructional methods, techniques and technologies used in today’s classrooms, and explore creative ways to blend quality course experiences with practical hands-on learning.

The Family and Consumer Sciences - Family and Consumer Sciences degree delivered by Colorado State University provides students with a focus on family and consumer well-being, growth and development of family members, and the relationship of households to their environment.

The Human Development - Working With Adults course from Pacific Oaks College is designed for those who wish to increase their understanding and enhance their skills working with adults across the lifespan. 

Workforce Education and Development - Organizational Training and Development program is offered at Southern Illinois University .

The Career and Technical Education - Family and Consumer Sciences Education at Appalachian State University is a comprehensive full-time undergraduate programme. This degree prepares students for professional teaching roles, focusing on essential life skills and vocational training within a supportive academic environment.

Career and Technical Education from State University of New York at Oswego prepares those with vocational and technical backgrounds to teach occupational skills in high schools, trade schools, community colleges, agricultural and technical colleges, adult continuing education programs, the armed forces and industry.

It has been said that if you want to make a difference in the world, become a teacher. You can make a difference—in your life and the lives of future generations—by enrolling in Saint John Fisher College’s Inclusive Adolescence Education program.

Career and Technical Education from Buffalo State SUNY students complete coursework in career and technical education to be recommended for initial certification (grades 7-12) in New York State in one of over 83 certification titles.  

The Adolescence to Young Adult Education programme at the University of Dayton is a full-time, public bachelor degree designed for aspiring teachers. This four-year course prepares students to educate grades 7-12 through intensive field experience and specialised content study in areas like mathematics or language arts.

The BS in Career and Technical Education (CTE) program from University of Central Florida prepares you to become a career and workforce education and training leader.

The Bachelor of Science Degree in Educational Studies (Online) at Kansas State University prepares successful candidates for a career in education outside of the traditional classroom with a bachelor’s degree in educational studies.

The Adolescent and Young Adult Education - Grades 7-12 program at The   University of Toledo prepares students to teach language arts, mathematics, science or social studies in grades 7 to 12.

The Training Specialist (Occupational and Technical Studies) BSc program offered at Old Dominion University is designed to prepare job-ready graduates to design, implement, and deliver organizational development and training programs that result in talent development and organizational performance improvement. 

At Baldwin Wallace University's Education - Adolescent or Young Adult, your path to becoming a contributing, compassionate and competent professional educator begins your first year with relevant coursework and in-school classroom observations.

The Educational Studies-Youth and Adult Development degree from University of Missouri–St. Louis prepares students for a career as an educator in many agencies. Wherever education happens outside the classroom, BES graduates will be prepared to be skilled and confident leaders and innovators. 

The Bachelor of Arts in Individualized Studies at Winthrop University is designed for students whose academic interests reach across or beyond the major programs currently offered by the university.   

The majors of the Lifelong Learning program of University of Central Florida take a variety of courses related to young children and their learning, development, and family environment.