A career in education is likely to take you to a variety of settings and locations.
Fittingly, Ball State offers immersive experiences and travel-abroad programs that can provide life-changing opportunities to explore intercultural issues and integrate theory and practice.
Student Teaching in Germany
Spring
All education majors at Ball State may consider student teaching in United States Department of War Education Activity All education majors at Ball State may consider student teaching in United States Department of War Education Activity (DoWEA) schools in Germany during a Spring semester to earn 12 credits.
Candidates teach children of United States military service members and civilian personnel stationed in Germany. All schools are on a United States Air Force base or Army Garrison in the Rhine and Mosul Valley region.
For more information, contact Rachel Geesa
Study Education in London, England
Summer
Spend two to three weeks in summer studying, observing in schools, and exploring England. Earn 3 to 6 credit hours in courses as you gain experience in British PK-12 Schools.
Explore the history and culture of England as you travel with your fellow students.
For more information, contact Janet Jenkins and Jill-Bradley Levine.
Our Rinker Center for Global Affairs offers many options for studying abroad, from class trips led by professors to independent exchanges at foreign universities. These programs are open to all students, and they vary in length, location, and cost. Learn more.