Education happens in and out of the classroom. Whether you want to lead classes in a public school, archive artifacts at a museum, or influence academic policy, your path towards being an educator begins at DelVal.
- School Teacher
- Museum Education Coordinator
- Academic Advisor
- Assessment Specialist
- Conservation Education Coordinator
- Wildlife Educator
- Oral Historian
- Corporate Training Program Developer
- Zoo/Aquarium Education Program Director
- Historical Site Program Director
- Policy Advocate
- Plant Science Teacher
- Archivist
Majors for Educators
There are many ways to become an educator and each of these majors can get you there. Find the one that best fits your interests and career goals.
Our award-winning Experience360 program is the cornerstone of a DelVal education. In addition to researching job titles, career outlooks and salary projections, 100% of our students graduate with hands-on experience in their field of interest through internships, career explorations, research, community service and leadership opportunities.
Previous Internship and Employment Opportunities
AARK Wildlife Rehabilitation and Education Center
Academy of Natural Sciences of Drexel University
Barn Nature Center
Bucks County Women's Advocacy Coalition
Cape May County Park and Zoo
Central Bucks School District
Elmwood Park Zoo
Franklin & Marshall College
Galena Elementary School
John Carroll High School
Manheim Township School District
National Museum of Natural History
Natural Encounters, Inc.
New Mexico Museum of Natural History
PennVet Working Dog Center
Piney Run Nature Camp
Pocono Wildlife Rehab and Education Center
Terrain/URBN
The Next Step Program
Walt Disney World
Wildlands Conservancy
Woodbridge High School
Recent graduates have matriculated to graduate programs at:
Delaware Valley University
Oxford Brooks University
Salisbury University
Temple University
Western Governors University
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