If you already hold a degree in a science field and want to become a certified science teacher or are making a career change, Plymouth State’s Master of Arts in Teaching, Science Education degree program is right for you. At Plymouth State, you’ll work with professional faculty and join the ranks of students who learn innovative teaching methods for the classroom, laboratory, and field as well as authentic assessment strategies.
The 36-credit curriculum contains required education courses, a supervised teaching internship, a field experience, and additional individualized science content courses. Additionally, the curriculum is designed according to the National Science Education Standards and the National Science Teachers Association Standards for Science Teacher Preparation. You can expect to complete your degree in two years and will be well on your way to guiding your own students through the world of science as a New Hampshire-certified educator.
You may also be interested in the Master of Science, Science Education program if you already hold a teaching degree.
To make full use of Plymouth’s research facilities, most courses for the science education programs are held on campus, although some are periodically offered in Concord and online.
With rolling admission, you may start your program during any term. In fact, you may take up to 12 master-level credits before even being admitted to Plymouth State. Financial aid is available to qualified students.
Getting started is easy!
Apply today or request more info.To begin planning your program, contact:
- Warren Tomkiewicz, (603) 535-2573 or e-mail: warrent@plymouth.edu
