Mathematics and Science Graduate Education Programs
Master of Science Education
The objective of the master’s degree program is to provide practicing teachers or individuals in education-related fields with advanced education in the teaching and learning of mathematics and science. These advanced studies will enhance graduates’ abilities to provide meaningful instruction, to critically analyze and implement empirical research findings in mathematics and science curriculum, and to become leaders in education at the state or local levels.
A thesis is not required for this program. Candidates are required to take a total of 33 credits; 18 core course credits, 6 elective credits, and 9 credits from discipline specific mathematics courses.
» Core Requirements
| Clinical Supervision | 3 Credits |
| Research and Evaluation | 3 Credits |
| Mathematics Curriculum | 3 Credits |
| Advanced Learning Theory | 3 Credits |
| Advanced Strategies: Science | 3 Credits |
| Informal Education Practicum | 3 Credits |
| Total | 18 Credits |
» Elective Requirements
| Inquiry and Problem Solving | 3 Credits |
Plus one of the following:
| 3 credits |
| Total | 6 Credits |
| Selected Coursework from Discipline specific Science Courses
| 9 Credits |
| Total Minimum Credits | 33 Credits |
| Maximum Transfer of Graduate Credits from Master's | 9 Credits |
» Admission Criteria
Admission to the Master program in science education requires the following:
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