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STEM CERTIFICATE
The CUAI graduate STEM Certificate program provides licensed K-12 educators with an opportunity to expand their skills and methods for engaging students in rich, powerful STEM (science, technology, engineering, and mathematics) learning experiences.
K-12 teachers from diverse range of subject areas (including ELA, STEAM and others) can
gain critical STEM understanding and fluency through a 15-credit-hour program covering
elements including pedagogy, creativity and inquiry, curriculum development and STEM
business/education integration.
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You can find important information about program costs, education debt, earnings, and completion rates of students who enrolled in the STEM K-12 Education Certificate at East Tennessee State University by clicking on the Gainful Employment link.
The STEM Certificate Program of Study consists of one (1) guided elective and four (4) STEM-specific courses:
SCED 5600 STEM Theory and Pedagogy
Comprehensive content perspective of theory and pedagogy related to the areas of science,
technology, engineering, and mathematics (STEM). The course content includes problem-based
learning, performance-based assessments, collaboration, critical thinking, creativity
and 21st century skills
SCED 5610 Creativity and Inquiry in STEM Education
Introduction to science, technology, engineering, and math (STEM) in a variety of
real-world contexts. The course addresses important aspects of STEM problem-solving
and major concepts within the design process such as working with constraints, prototyping,
customer needs, product evolution, and creating maker spaces in K-12 classrooms.
SCED 5620 Bridging STEM in Education and Business
Explores the impacts of STEM education on student learning, engagement, and career
preparation. Specific regional STEM careers and national education initiatives in
STEM education are emphasized.
SCED 5630 Integrated STEM Curriculum Development
Addresses the critical components of integrated curriculum development specific to
STEM with special emphasis on performance-based assessment and leading collaborative
teams.
For guided elective selections, click here
In addition to meeting the ETSU Graduate School admission requirements, prospective students must:
- Have a minimum undergraduate GPA of 3.0 on a 4.0 scale
- Submit a 2-page essay outlining past experience with STEM education and goals beyond achieving the STEM Certificate
Tuition
Important information about program costs, education debt, earnings, and completion rates of students who attended the STEM K-12 Education Certificate at East Tennessee State University is available here.
ETSU tuition and fees
Border County Information: Students in Virginia and North Carolina living in bordering counties in Tennessee
may receive in-state tuition. For more detailed information based on your specific
situation, please contact the ETSU Office of Admissions.
Student accounts, payment calendars, and payment plan information:
ETSU Bursar Office
bursar@etsu.edu
(423) 439-4212
Financial Aid
Financial Aid Step by Step Guide
Types of Aid
finaid@etsu.edu
(423) 439-4300
