Master of Science in Science Education
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DEGREE TYPE
Master of Science |
LEARNING MODE
On-Campus |
Acquire the skills you need to inspire the next generation of innovative thinkers. Advance your teaching practices to create stimulating and emotionally safe learning experiences for high school science students.
33
Credit Hours
2
Years to Complete
2
Program Tracks
Find meaningful success—both personally and professionally—with the On-Campus MS in Science Education. If you are ready to learn valuable skills for a more rewarding career, why wait? Request more information today and we will reach out to you with all the details.
Flexible Paths to Advanced Science Teaching
The Master of Science in Science Education from Morgan State University will help you advance in your teaching career. Our programs are flexible, making it convenient for you to continue working in the classroom while completing your master's degree.
Accelerate your education with interdisciplinary learning, hands-on experiences, and a supportive community. Be the teacher who makes a meaningful impact in a student's life.
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Take five core courses and then choose from electives that set you up for success
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Pursue one of two program tracks: coursework + thesis (33 credits) or coursework + project (36 credits)
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Study on campus
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Complete your degree in as little as 24 months
Why Morgan?
HBCU Distinction
Top Ranking
Morgan's MS in Science Education is a top-ranking program, according to Intelligent.com—ranking us as #27 among all schools and the best HBCU.
Veteran Friendly School
1st
Morgan is first among all HBCUs for Fulbright Scholars. Our students excel in their fields, pursuing higher levels of research and achievement.
U.S. News Best HBCU
R2 doctoral university
In 2018, Morgan became a Carnegie-classified R2 doctoral university with high research activity. We are dedicated to supporting students and faculty with innovative research projects.
Move Forward in Your Professional Career
There is no better time than now to pursue a career as a science teacher—an occupation that continues to evolve alongside changes in technology and society. Whether you are aiming to enter the teaching world or already have relevant work experience, the MS in Science Education will bring you closer to your future endeavors. We will prepare you for academic and professional pathways full of growth and opportunity that will enable you to make a real difference. Join the community of teachers who are designing meaningful experiences for high school students.
Learn In-Demand Skills
Refine your instructional practices and develop the expertise needed to create a stimulating learning environment in your classroom. Prepare to learn in-demand skills that help students realize a high level of achievement in high school science.
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Develop, implement, and evaluate curriculum
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Research skills for K-12 education
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Presentation and communication skills
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Incorporating technology in science education
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Sociocultural context of education
Secure Your Ideal Career
Graduates of the program are prepared for careers in teaching, curriculum development, and educational leadership. Many pursue roles in public and private schools, school districts, and STEM-focused organizations. According to the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics, secondary school teachers earn a median salary of about $65,000 annually, with higher earnings for those in leadership or curriculum roles.
- Secondary Science Teacher
- STEM Curriculum Specialist
- Science Education Consultant
- Professional Development Trainer
- Educational Researcher
- Instructional Leader
Pursue Hands-On Research and Internships
Find the competitive edge you've been looking for. Maximize your potential with real-world experiences outside the classroom, including career-oriented internships, advanced research or thesis projects, and networking events in the Baltimore-Washington metropolis. Make connections in the community. Collaborate with our award-winning faculty. Take advantage of our world-class facilities, including 16 civil engineering laboratories that have an earthquake shake table and two wind tunnels. Here, you have every opportunity you need to thrive.
Discover the MS in Science Education
Find meaningful success—both personally and professionally—with the On-Campus or Online MS in Science Education. If you are ready to learn valuable skills for a more rewarding career, why wait? Request more information today and we will reach out to you with all the details.
Program Requirements
The MS in Science Education requires 33–36 credits, including core education and research courses, science content electives, and a culminating Master’s Project or Thesis. Students complete coursework in teaching strategies, assessment, educational technology, and action research, with opportunities to tailor the program through elective science courses.
Requirements
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Course
EDSC 530 |
Title
Teaching for Conceptual Development in Science |
Credits
3 |
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Course
EDSC 554 |
Title
Science in the Secondary School Curriculum I: Matter and Energy |
Credits
3 |
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Course
EDSC 555 |
Title
Science in the Secondary School Curriculum II: Explaining and Predicting Change 3 Credits |
Credits
3 |
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Course
EDSM 530 |
Title
Assessment of Learning in Mathematics and Science 3 Credits |
Credits
3 |
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Course
EDSM 631 |
Title
Issues and Applications of Technology in Science and Math Education |
Credits
3 |
Achieve Success Like Our Alumni
The program's relevancy . . . ties in well with the latest movement in America to bring parity among all educational systems and to tear down the walls of systemic racism that this country was built upon.- Darryl Richards, EdD in Science Education '21
Financial Aid Makes Things Possible
Choosing the right program is a big decision—and we are here to help you navigate the options available for funding your education. Whether you are an in-state, out-of-state, or international student, you may be eligible for Graduate Funding. We also offer two types of Graduate Assistantships: Teaching Assistantships (TAs) and Research Assistantships (RAs). Both provide special learning opportunities in exchange for a stipend/salary and Tuition Award. In addition, by simply filing your FAFSA each year, you will be able to participate in Federal Plus Loans and Federal Direct Loan Programs. With proper planning, going back to graduate school is more than possible. We are committed to breaking barriers and opening doors for all future students. Contact us to learn more about affordability at Morgan’s School of Graduate Studies.
- Graduate Fellowships and federal Title III Graduate Fellowships provide a stipend and Tuition Award
- Teaching Assistantships offer you the chance to teach and assist with undergraduate courses
- Research Assistantships give you research experience with faculty-led or external projects
- Federal Direct Loan Programs include the Direct Subsidized and Direct Unsubsidized Loans
- Additional Grants and Scholarships from external sources award free money—so apply early