The 122 credit B.A. or B.S in Adolescence/Middle Childhood Urban Education (Grades 5-12) leads to dual certification in Adolescence Education, grades 7-12 and Middle Childhood Education, grades 5-6. It prepares students to teach one of the content areas (Biology, Chemistry, English, Math, or Social Studies) at the middle or secondary school level. The major in Adolescence Urban Education consists of 30 credits in Teaching and Learning. The major in Adolescence and Middle Childhood Education consists of 37 credits in Teaching and Learning. In addition, all students must complete a second major in their content area specialty (Biology, Chemistry, English, Math, or Social Studies). Fieldwork is required throughout the program.