Biology Education - Minnesota State University - Mankato MN

Biology Education from Minnesota State University - Mankato MN is a Campus Master Teaching degree that prepares you for a Education career. Teaching licensure is a prerequisite to pursuing this degree , which is for teachers interested in enrichment in a teaching area. This degree does not lead to initial teaching licensure. Students who desire initial licensure should consult the Master of Arts in Teaching (MAT) program. Two alternative paths are available to our graduate students. Although the rigor of the two programs is equivalent, a completed thesis is not required for the alternate plan option. Thesis Plan Option - 30 graduate-level credits required Alternate Plan Paper Option - 34 graduate-level credits required Required Core (11 credits) BIOL 601 Biometrics (2 credits) BIOL 602 Research Methods/Proposal (2 credits) BIOL 695 Graduate Seminar (1 credit; 3 Seminar credits required) BIOL 619 Selected Topics (2-3 credits; 4 Selected Topics credits required) ENVI 619 Selected Topics (3 credits) may be taken to satisfy 3 credits of the BIOL 619 requirement Required Electives (7-11 credits) any 500- or 600-level Biology courses in consultation with your graduate advisor Required Professional Education (6 credits) Choose 6 credits of professional education courses in consultation with an advisor Required Thesis or Alternate Plan Paper BIOL 699 Thesis (3-6 credits) OR BIOL 694 APP (1-2 credits) View more details on Minnesota State University . Ask your questions and apply online for this program or find other related Teaching courses.