Science is a cornerstone of any complete education — for you and for your future students. Adding a minor in Science to your bachelor’s in Secondary Education degree from the Å·ÃÀÊÓƵ will enrich your teaching on any subject with a deeper understanding of scientific theory and process.
UCM’s Science minor will also connect you with more education and employment opportunities. Being able to teach science in addition to your primary content area will mean you can instill broad knowledge in your students and add value to school districts eager to hire well-rounded teachers.
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Educator training is a UCM specialty. Our diverse, inclusive community values collaborative learning and open discussion. Learn how to become a science teacher with ample support from your faculty mentors, academic advisors and peers.
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Add a Science minor to your Secondary Education bachelor’s degree to develop your science teaching skills and learn more about different fields of scientific study. You’ll receive foundational training in how to teach science, with plenty of hands-on time in our fully equipped science labs.
The Science minor’s content area component is designed to be flexible. You can take science classes that make sense in context to your Secondary Education major, whether that means studying wildlife management or thermodynamics.
The best way to learn how to become a science teacher is by teaching science. Our Secondary Education degree program puts you in front of real students to turn theory into action.
The ability to teach middle or high school science classes is greatly sought after by Missouri schools. UCM graduates of the Secondary Education program with Science minors enjoy nearly 100% employment rates.
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Use the interactive tool below to explore data on career paths, salaries and employment trends for middle and high school science teachers in Missouri.
Your Secondary Education degree with a minor in Science should prepare you for your future, not weigh you down. The Å·ÃÀÊÓƵ has been nationally recognized for our commitment to low student debt.
Your UCM degree represents a great value, combining a high-quality education with low tuition rates. To further support you, we have many financial aid resources available, including scholarships, grants, loans and more.
You can learn more about what scholarships you may qualify for as an undergraduate student with a Science minor at the UCM Scholarship Finder.
Explore programs related to science education.If becoming a high school science teacher appeals to you, you may want to consider a bachelor’s degree in Secondary Education in a specific scientific content area.
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UCM is the longest continuously CAEP accredited public institution in Missouri
UCM’s Science Education programs are recognized by National Association of Science Teachers (NSTA)
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