2018-2019 Graduate Catalog

Master of Arts in Education in Physics

30 credits

Admission requirements

Applicants must meet the admission requirements of the Graduate School and the Department of Physics and Astronomy and take the Graduate Record Exam (GRE) or an equivalent test.

Designed for students choosing a profession in public school teaching. Candidates must possess a valid teaching license or be in the process of securing a senior high, junior high/middle school, or secondary school teaching license.

Degree requirements

Requires students to write research papers on research projects in physics, astronomy, physics education, or astronomy education. The research paper earns a total of 3 credits.

12-18 credits from

APHY, ASTR, PHYC as approved by the department

Total Credits:12-18

9 credits from

Professional Education Core

Total Credits:9

Research requirement

RES 697Research Paper

1 TO 3

Total Credits:3

0-6 credits from

Minors and nondepartmental electives as approved by the department

Total Credits:0-6

Total Credits: 30