

Secondary STEM Education: M.S., 4+1
About this program
The master of science degree in secondary STEM education provides the training and experience needed to teach middle and high school STEM subjects in diverse and inclusive settings. The one-year program leads to institutional recommendation for certification in grades 7-12 in agriscience, biology, chemistry, earth science, integrated science, physics, physical science, mathematics or technology education.
By taking two courses in their senior year, undergraduates in a variety of STEM majors can earn the BA/MS 4+1.
Application Deadlines
February 1: Priority application deadline for international applicants
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UD Tuition
The 2024-2025 UD graduate student tuition rate per credit hour is $1,069.