Masters in Science Education - Cohort 5 - Starting Fall 2012
Earn a Master’s Degree designed for Science Educators
In Fall 2012, CSUN will form its fifth Science Education Masters cohort designed specifically for secondary science teachers. We invite you to apply for this program, which leads to a Masters in Secondary Education as a Science Education Specialist. If interested in our program, please complete this interest survey.
Program Features
- Classes are taken as a cohort with guaranteed enrollment
Two-year program; one night per week (Wed. 4-7, 7-10)- Curriculum designed for secondary science teachers
- Emphasis on both theory and practice
- Innovative techniques and activities in science
- Integration of technology in the teaching of science
- Action Research to improve teaching in the classroom
- Collaboration with colleagues to improve teaching
- Additional opportunities for professional development
Admission Process
(1) Submit online interest
survey
(2) Submit online application to the Department of Secondary Education
(3) Submit online application to the University
(4) Submit two letters of recommendation to: Graduate Advisor, Department of Secondary Education, Calfiornia State University, Northridge, Northridge, CA 91330-8265.
(5) Contact Amy (818 677-2580, amy.unger @csun.edu) regarding admission.
Attend an information meeting
April 25, 5:00PM; Education 2101
May 10, 6:00 PM; Education 2103
W.M. Keck Science Education Laboratories
Program
| Fall 2012 SED 619 Website Development for Science Educators SED 625SC Theory & Research in the Teaching of Science |
Spring 2013 SED 646 Computers in Science Teaching SED 600 Research in Secondary Science Ed. |
| Fall 2013 SED 690 Seminar in Secondary Science Education SED 695B Advanced Laboratory Curriculum Development |
Spring 2014 SED 610 Issues in Science and Technology Ed. SED 697 Directed Studies in Science Education |
All courses are 3 units. An additional 6 units are required for completion of the 30-unit MA Degree. If you completed your credential within the past five years, you may be able to apply up to 6 units of credential coursework as elective credit. If you are unable to transfer units from previous coursework, you may take courses during summer or regular sessions to complete this requirement. Once admitted, the graduate advisor will review other possible courses you can take for your electives.
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