Majors and Minors
The College of Education and Human Ecology offers a broad range of undergraduate majors and minors. Our majors are organized by two clusters. The human sciences cluster provides majors related to health and wellness, and consumer sciences. The education cluster offers both licensure and non-licensure majors that prepare students for a career in education and human services in both classroom and community-based settings.
Interested in changing your major? Call our office at 614-292-9261 to schedule an appointment with an EHE Academic Advisor.
Human Sciences
- Consumer and Family Financial Services
- Exercise Science Education
- Fashion and Retail Studies
- Health Promotion, Nutrition and Exercise Science
- Hospitality Management
- Human Development and Family Science
- Human Nutrition - Dietetics
- Human Nutrition - Nutrition in Industry
- Human Nutrition - Nutrition Sciences
- Sport Industry
Education
- Business Education Teacher Education
- Career and Technical Education
- Child and Youth Studies
- Early Childhood Education
- Early Childhood Education with Visual Impairment license
- Family and Consumer Sciences Education
- Human Development and Family Science
- Integrated Language Arts/English Education
- Middle Childhood Education
- Physical Activity and Coaching Specialist
- Physical Education Teacher Education
- Special Education
- Science and Mathematics Education
- TESOL Education
- World Language Education
Minors
Some minors are offered in the College of Education and Human Ecology. These minors include:
- Coaching Education Minor
- Consumer and Family Financial Services Minor
- Consumer Sciences Minor
- Fashion and Retail Studies Minor
- Higher Education and Student Affairs
- Hospitality Management Minor
- Human Development and Family Science Minor
- Human Nutrition Minor
- Physical Activity Specialist Minor
- Technology and Youth Minor
View all minor programs at The Ohio State University
General Education Courses
View the complete list of the approved GE courses in the College of Education and Human Ecology