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The degree program consists of 44 credits, distributed among the areas listed below. Unless otherwise noted, each course is three credits. All degree requirements must be completed within five (5) years from the semester date of admission as a matriculated student.

GRADUATE SCIENCE COURSES

15 credits; courses are selected with the approval of a departmental advisor. Following are SAMPLE programs.

Biology(HEGIS 0401)

Core courses (select 3 of the following):

CEB 546 Current Topics in Biotechnology

CEB 547 Current Topics in Molecular Genetics

CEB 553 Biology of Human Behaviour

CEB 554 Current Topics in Immunology

CEB 556 Ecology

Plus two of the following:

CEB 505 History of the Long Island Environment

CEB 557 Forensic Science

CEB 548 Current Topics in Microbiology

CEB 549 Laboratory Science Curriculum Development

CEN 508/CHE 593 Demonstrations in Chemistry

With prior approval of the MAT Biology program director, you may choose a content course from one of the masters or PhD programs in Marine Science, Genetics, Molecular & Cellular Biology and Ecology & Evolution to satisfy requirements in this area.

Earth Science (HEGIS 1917)

Each student鈥檚 content curriculum within the Earth Science MAT will be predicated on background preparation. For further information visit the Department of Geosciences.

Chemistry (HEGIS 1905)

CHE 501 Instrumental Methods in Chemistry

CHE 504 Structure and Reactivity in Organic Chemistry

CHE 507 Biomolecular Structure and Reactivity

CHE 511 Structural Inorganic Chemistry

CHE 590 Master's Term Paper

Physics (HEGIS 1902)

PHY 570 Introductory Physics Revisited for Teachers

PHY 571 Electromagnetic Theory for Teachers

PHY 573 Mechanics for Teachers

PHY 576 Thermodynamics and Statistical Mechanics for Teachers

PHY 578 Quantum Physics for Teachers

PROFESSIONAL STUDIES IN EDUCATION - 23 credits

CEE 505 Education: Theory and Practice

CEF 547 Principles and Practices of Special Education

CEE 565 Human Development (formerly PSY 595)

CEE 594 Language Acquisition and Literacy Development (formerly LIN 544)

SCI 510 Introduction to Science Teaching (co-requisite SCI 549)

SCI 520 Science Teaching Methods (prerequisite SCI 510; co-requisite SCI 550)

SCI 549 Clinical Experience I (one-credit; co-requisite SCI 510)

SCI 550 Clinical Experience II (one-credit; prerequisite SCI 549; co-requisite SCI 520)

SCI 554 Student Teaching Seminar (prerequisites SCI 510, 520, 549, 550, CEE 505, CEE 565, CEE 594, and CEF 547, and all content courses required for completion of the degree; interview with and permission of Science Education Committee ; and matriculation in degree [MAT/BIO, CHE, ESS, or PHY] program. Co-requisites SCI 551 and SCI 552.)

SUPERVISED STUDENT TEACHING- 6 credits

SCI 551 Supervised Student Teaching High School Grades 10-12: Science (prerequisites SCI 510, 520, 549 and 550; co-requisite sSCI 552 & SCI 554)

SCI 552 Supervised Student Teaching Middle School Grades 7-9: Science (prerequisites SCI 510, 520, 549 and 550; co-requisites SCI 551 & SCI 554)