Master of Education in Science Education in Boston United States | Boston University

The Master of Education (EdM) in Science Education offers candidates the choice to follow a licensure track or create a personalized program aligned with their professional aspirations. Ideal for both emerging and experienced educators, this program enhances subject knowledge and teaching skills through exposure to cutting-edge research, innovative curricula, instructional methods, and educational theories in science. Since the program doesn't provide licensure, it's particularly suitable for educators who already hold certification or prefer not to pursue it. Each student's plan of study is customized based on their prior experience and objectives.

Program Outcomes
Develop expertise that integrates content mastery, pedagogical approaches, student learning processes, and curriculum design.
Acquire skills to analyze science education research and utilize findings to create instructional resources, while promoting inclusivity and equitable access in science classrooms.
Degree Requirements (36 credits)
Full-time participants can finish the EdM within one academic year, while part-time students taking fewer than 12 credits per term may extend their studies.

Licensure Pathway in Science Education EdM
Those pursuing Initial Massachusetts Teaching Certification in biology, chemistry, general science, or physics can combine a graduate certificate (educator licensure) with their EdM, earning both a master's degree and state teaching endorsement.