Overview
What is Multidisciplinary Studies at WVU like?
Description
The Multidisciplinary Studies (MDS) program at College of Education and Human Services (CEHS) offers the opportunity to design your own program of study to help you get the career you want. Develop a breadth of knowledge in your chosen career path by choosing from our array of minors, as well as minors available across campus. The MDS program emphasizes flexibility and problem-solving and helps students learn to use specialized knowledge from individual disciplines to analyze problems from divergent perspectives.
An MDS student at CEHS will choose three minor areas (two must be from CEHS) and must demonstrate how these fields of study work together toward their educational and/or career goals.
CEHS offers the following minors:
- Child Development and Family Studies
- Disability Studies
- Early Intervention
- Family and Youth
- Infant and Toddler
- Special Education
Discover WVU Open House
High school students: Finding the right path can begin at Discover WVU, an open house on October 19 or November 16 designed to help you explore the possibilities and set your sights on the future you’ve always imagined. Register today!
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At a Glance
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College/School:
College of Education and Human Services -
Department:
Department of Special Education -
Degree Designation:
BMDS -
Degree Program:
Multidisciplinary Studies -
Program:
Multidisciplinary Studies
Next Steps
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