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Nov 21, 2024
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Undergraduate/Graduate Catalog 2018-2019 [ARCHIVED CATALOG] See drop-down menu above to access other catalogs.
Elementary Education (Professional Licensure), STEM Education Concentration, MEd
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Department: Elementary and Early Childhood Education
This degree program is designed for persons who hold initial licensure in elementary education (grades 1-6) and are seeking professional licensure in the Commonwealth of Massachusetts. The program is designed to meet the “appropriate master’s degree” requirement, which is part of the criteria for professional stage licensure as set forth in the most recent MA DESE licensure regulations. The focus of this concentration is on building teacher content knowledge of STEM education concepts and strategies to support learners in the classroom. Emphasis is on practical application of best practices for STEM education, highlighting hands-on learning and real-world connections.
Students should consult the Admission-Graduate section of the catalog for information regarding graduate program application policies and procedures.
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Admission Requirements
- A minimum undergraduate GPA of 2.8 based upon four years of work or a 3.0 undergraduate GPA based upon course work completed in the junior and senior years
- Transcripts of all undergraduate courses
- Evidence of passing scores for the MTELs® that were required for the applicant’s initial teaching license in Massachusetts prior to taking graduate level courses in the concentration
- Undergraduate candidates will file an application for Graduate Admission in the semester the candidate is in the professional “block” of education courses (this applies only to students declared in the Double Degree program).
Foundation courses (16 credits)
Electives (15 credits)
Complete five graduate courses (400-level U/G or 500-level), approved by the program advisor. Four of the five electives must include a focus of the concentration, from the list below. Courses not on the pre-approved list must be approved by your advisor or the program coordinator.
Total minimum credits: 31
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