Physics Education
Master
In Muncie (USA)
Description
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Type
Master
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Location
Muncie (USA)
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Duration
Flexible
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Different dates available
If you’re pursuing a profession as a physics or astronomy teacher in a secondary school, a master of arts in education in physics may be right for you. Ranked among the nation’s top physics departments with the strongest professional master’s degree programs by the American Institute of Physics, our department will provide you with powerful resources, research-oriented training, and personal attention.
Our master’s program can help you be a better teacher, providing you with opportunities to work on research projects in areas such as condensed matter, nuclear physics, medical physics, nanoscience, nanomaterials, high energy/particle physics, and physics education.
In order to begin our program, you must possess a valid physics teaching license or be in the process of securing certification in physical science/physics teaching.
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About this course
An MAE in physics helps you bridge the gap between your college experience and an exciting career in science or science education. In addition to coursework in physics, astronomy, and education, you will write a research paper on a research topic in one of the following areas:
physics
physics education
astronomy
astronomy education
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Subjects
- Teaching
- Astronomy
- GCSE Physics
- Education
- Astronomy educationy
- Physics
- Professional education
- Electives
- Departmental
- Education courses
Course programme
This program consists of 30 credits in physics, applied physics, astronomy, and education coursework. You’ll also complete a required research paper (3 credits) in physics, physics education, astronomy, or astronomy education.
Credits RequiredTotal: 30
- content courses: 12-18
- professional education core: 9
- minors/non-departmental electives: 0-6
- research requirement: 3
A few of the classes you will take include:
- 12-18 credits in physics, applied physics, and astronomy courses, as approved by the department
- 9 credits in professional education courses
- a research paper
Physics Education