Graduate Programs

Secondary STEM Education: M.S., 4+1

The M.S. in Secondary STEM Education degree will provide the training and experience to teach middle and high school STEM subjects in diverse and inclusive settings. It is a one-year program that 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. The degree is open to the following majors: biology, chemistry, earth science, agricultural and veterinary sciences, physics, mathematics, or engineering fields. Students who complete the requirements are eligible for institutional recommendation for teacher certification in their disciplines.

The M.S. in Secondary STEM Education with two courses taken in the senior year (the 4+1) will provide the training and experience to teach middle and high school STEM subjects in diverse and inclusive settings. It is a one-year master’s program that 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. The degree is open to the following majors: biology, chemistry, earth science, agricultural and veterinary sciences, physics, mathematics, or engineering fields. Students who complete the requirements are eligible for institutional recommendation for teacher certification in their disciplines.

Current UD undergraduate students can be considered for admission to the 4+1 programs: