Science Education
With this course of study, you can obtain the designation of master science teacher and the add-on endorsement in earth science in addition to improving your classroom expertise through advanced training in science content areas. The program is a collaborative initiative between the School of Sciences and the School of Education and Human Development.
Our program includes:
- 18-27 hours of science content
- 9-18 hours of education coursework
- 18-hour earth science add-on endorsement option and Earth Science Certificate
- Field-related studies at Lynchburg College's 470-acre Claytor Nature Study Center
What Our Graduates Are Saying:
The high quality instruction and personal attention given to me by the faculty during my undergraduate years made it easy for me to choose LC for my graduate program. The opportunities and experiences provided to me during both programs have been critical in opening the door to success in my career field.
- Carrie Francisco, '02 B.S., '07, M.Ed., earth science
and biology teacher, Pittsylvania County Schools
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"Encouraging master-level teachers of science is more important than ever! Science literacy is essential if we are to have our children grow to become competent citizens in this Age of Information." - Dr. Woody McKenzie, associate professor of education and human development, and science education program director. |
