Focused on a content degree but not sure what you want to do with it?  Considering teaching at some point in your career?

Want to expand your career options and become more marketable in your job search?

Then maybe you should consider pursuing a dual degree!

Perhaps you are already trying to pursue a dual degree on your own, and need a formalized process to keep you on track?

UGA is now offering several dual degree programs between the colleges of Education and the Franklin Arts and Sciences. You may major in mathematics/mathematics education, biology/science education-biology, history/social science education, English/English education, or French, German, Latin, or Spanish/foreign language education with a minimum of additional coursework above what one traditional program requires.

In order to pursue a dual degree, you must meet admissions requirements and be accepted into both majors. The number of hours required for each dual degree program will vary from 6-26 hours depending on previous coursework completed. Also, all Franklin College and College of Education requirements must be met in order to complete both degrees.

Imagine that, graduating with two degrees with as few as six hours of additional credits if you get started early enough in your college career!