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Students can typically complete an MST degree in two summers and the intervening academic year. To accommodate teacher's schedules, courses offered during the academic year are generally in the evenings, weekends, and/or online. Students can complete most of their field-based course requirements during the first summer, take online courses during the academic year, and return to complete their project presentation in the last quarter the student is registered.
 
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Earth & Environmental Sciences Department

College of Science and Mathematics

William Slattery, Ph.D.

272E Brehm Lab

937-775-3441

william.slatterywright.edu

MST - EARTH SCIENCE
Master of Science in Teaching

Degree without teaching licensure.

Students can typically complete an MST degree in two summers and the intervening academic year. To accommodate teacher's schedules, courses offered during the academic year are generally in the evenings, weekends and/or online.  Students can complete most of their field-based course requirements during the first summer, take online courses during the academic year, and return for MST Project presentation and any remaining course work during the second summer.

 

Course #
Course Title
Credit Hours
The following list of courses is meant to be a guide for students in the MST program. The selection and schedule of courses will ultimately be finalized by submitting a completed Program of Study form to the student's Grduate Adivsiing Committee for approval.    
EES 607 Earth Science By Inquiry 4.5
GL 615 Global Change for Teachers (online) 4.5
ED 770 MST Project Development (online) 2
EDL 773 Curriculum Development 4
EDT 839 Instructional Design and Development 4
EES 607 Earth Science By Inquiry 4.5
GL 699 Plate Tectonics (online) 4
EES 624 Oceanography (online) 4
EES 781 MST Capstone Project 4

SUMMER FIELD COURSES FOR MST

  9
GL 699 Field and Laboratory Studies of Coastal Processes (4)
GL 699 Caves, Rives and Earthquake Field Studies (3)
GL 699 Glacial Landforms: Ohio to the Fingerlakes (3)
GL 699 Physical Geology & Natural History of Ohio (3)


Total Quarter Hours: 45 minimum

Note: The MST can lead to teaching certification in Earth Science; however, the College of Education and Human Services (CEHS) approves applications for licensure. Contact CEHS for a review of your transcripts and course requirements.

Program information last modified Tuesday, 26th August, 2008 @ 10:52am

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