Bachelor of Science in Interdisciplinary Human Sciences Education
Department of Applied Human Sciences
College of Education & Applied Human Sciences
Bachelor of Science in Interdisciplinary Human Sciences Education
Department of Applied Human Sciences
College of Education & Applied Human Sciences
On-Campus
Program
126 Credit Hours
to Graduate
Full-Time, In-State Tuition
$5,010 Per Semester
Low-Cost Textbooks
For All Students
Provide Students with a Foundation for Lifelong Health and Success
EKU’s interdisciplinary human sciences education program can prepare you for a variety of careers including teaching and working with youth in schools or through community extension services. The program teaches students to confidently make decisions about taking care of themselves and others, now and in the future. Interdisciplinary human sciences educators integrate multiple subject areas related to the human experience, such as biology, social sciences, and health, to provide a broad, holistic understanding.
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Career Outlook
Employment of high school and middle grades teachers is projected to remain steady through 2033.
– U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics
Why EKU?
Program Options
Choose between two concentrations that offer the opportunity to tailor the degree to specific career goals and give you a competitive edge in the job market. Options include:
Minors & Certificates
Select from a wide range of minors, allowing you to explore interests or make use of prior credits. Suggested minors available for this program include:
View the full list of minors available.
You can also choose from numerous undergraduate certificates in specialty areas that complement and enhance your major as you work toward your degree. Suggested certificates for this program include:
View the full list of certificates available for completion as you earn your degree.
Curriculum & Admission
EKU’s Interdisciplinary Human Sciences Education curriculum offers a dynamic and interactive program that enhances student learning. Graduates of the program are well prepared to teach in middle or high school, work with 4-H youth or in FCS educator positions with the USDA Cooperative Extension Service.
The Interdisciplinary Human Sciences Education program provides a balanced degree that blends academic and professional preparation through course topics such as food preparation and composition, lifecycle nutrition, introductory apparel production, introduction to the family, identity and sexuality, and hospitality and tourism essentials.
Enrolling & Advising Information
EKU’s College of Education and Applied Human Sciences is committed to delivering high-quality enrollment and academic advising for our students. We strive to create an atmosphere of mutual trust and meaningful engagement to help students reach their academic goals and have a rewarding educational experience.
Interested in enrolling? Reach out to your enrollment advisor.
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Contact Information
Department of Applied Human Sciences
Burrier Building
Room 102
2388 Crabbe Street
Richmond, KY 40475
859-622-3445
ahs@eku.edu




