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Academic Accelerator - Bachelor of Arts - Teaching of History

University of Illinois at Chicago

1200 West Harrison Street, Chicago, USA

34340

Last updated: 28/02/2025
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About Academic Accelerator - Bachelor of Arts - Teaching of History

Program Description

Academic Accelerator Program (AAP) is a balanced first-year program for international students with good English-language skills. It supplements immersive classes taught in English with just the right amount of support.

As a student in the Academic Accelerator, you’ll receive:

  • The right amount of support for your academic and English-speaking needs
  • A full year’s worth of college credits
  • Access to courses exclusively for international students
  • English-language help with words you need to know for your classes
  • A mix of classes with international and U.S. students

The UIC Teaching of History program has been preparing secondary school history teachers for nearly four decades, graduating more than 1,000 prospective teachers since 1966. Many of our graduates are now teaching in the city of Chicago and its surrounding communities, confirming UIC's long-standing urban mission as well as its wider appeal.

Our program prides itself on its strong foundation within the historical discipline. In line with current calls for more discipline-based training for teachers, students in both the BAT and MAT programs focus on learning historical content and inquiry. Methods courses within the history department emphasize the philosophy and politics of historical pedagogy, as well as the nuts and bolts of actual classroom practice. When combined with College of Education courses, this background prepares students to bring their love for the past into a wide variety of middle- and high-school classrooms.

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Cost and Duration


Program Level
4-Year Bachelor's Degree
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4 Year Bachelor's Degree
Cost of Living
$20,460.00 USD / Year
Gross Tuition
$38,142.00 USD / First Year
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