This study aims to suggest ‘viewpoint fieldwork’ in Social Studies education. The concept of viewpoint fieldwork in this study refers to an exploration conducted by adopting a philosophical theme that reflects human life into space as a core viewpoint. Based on the engagement with thematic fieldwork, the researchers attempted to reconfirm the limitations of fieldwork in Social Studies and suggest a new form of fieldwork. To do so, the researchers analyzed the case of C University of Education in 2019 from the perspectives of Dewey’s theory of experience and Berleant’s aesthetic engagement and confirmed the possibility of viewpoint fieldwork that is suitable for the objectives of Social Studies education by revealing its characteristics and educational meaning. The ‘viewpoint’ in viewpoint fieldwork serves as a series of ‘viewpoints’ that operate throughout its entire process. The researchers named this characteristic as ‘viewpoint fieldwork’. It has the following characteristics and significance. First, viewpoint fieldwork leads learners to experience the space as an aesthetic place. Second, viewpoint fieldwork allows all educational agents who are engaging with it to act as ‘prosumers’, allowing them to think independently and purposefully. Third, the space in an activity of viewpoint fieldwork is a space that induces learners to create their own lives as a dynamic space that constantly changes through learners’ thoughts. Viewpoint fieldwork can be a new pedagogical method and research area for Social Studies education practices.