Adventure Education BA

Adventure Education BA is a Bachelor program taught at Prescott College, USA. Intake: Fall. The program is offered in campus-based modes with full-time options.

The Adventure Education BA at Prescott College is a bachelor’s degree focused on adventure education training through technical outdoor skills, leadership experience, ecological knowledge, interpersonal skills, teaching competency, and an equitable and just approach to education and recreation in the outdoors. Students study leadership and teaching in outdoor settings and develop skills for roles across outdoor education and recreation.

Learning is experiential and field-based. Students apply course learning through field expeditions, leadership practica, internships, and senior projects. The program requires at least 50% of time learning in the field, with some classes fully field-based (such as Environmental Perspectives & White-Water Rafting) and others including day-long field trips (such as Introduction to Rock Climbing). Courses may combine classroom learning with fieldwork.

Modules

• Concentration: Outdoor Studies
• Concentration: Outdoor Leadership
• Concentration: Equity Studies in Outdoor Leadership
• Certificate: Environmental Education
• Certificate: River Studies and Leadership
• Environmental Perspectives & White-Water Rafting
• Introduction to Rock Climbing

The minimum requirements for admission in Adventure Education BA at Prescott College for all applicants (Domestic or International) are:

• program specific academic requirment set by Prescott College.
• English Language OR any other language requirments as set by Prescott College as pre-requiste for admission in Adventure Education BA.

Note: Please check the university website in the link below.

Please check detail of study units at https://prescott.edu/area-of-study/adventure-education-ba

• Outdoor guides
• Environmental educators
• Outdoor program managers
• Business owners
• Naturalists
• Outdoor field technicians
• Public land managers
• Outdoor Education
• Field Instruction (e.g. Outward Bound)
• Activism and Advocacy
• Outdoor-based Non-Profit
• Wilderness Therapy
• Nature-Based/Adventure Therapy
• Rock Climbing Guide
• River Guide
• Adaptive Sports Instruction
• Mountaineering Guide
• Avalanche Forecasting and Education
• Ski Patrol
• Field Operations
• Careers in Public Land Management
• Forest Service/ Wilderness/River Ranger
• River Manager
• Interpretative Naturalist
• Teacher
• Nature-based Educator
• College Professor

80 fully funded scholarships are listed for USA. See USA scholarships.