MSc in Natural Science in Laramie United States | University of Wyoming

The SMTC provides three graduate degree programs featuring diverse concentrations, certification choices, and endorsement opportunities. These interdisciplinary programs reflect our dual dedication to teaching as both an art and a science, incorporating faculty expertise from various university departments. Each graduate cohort benefits from instruction by a well-rounded team of education specialists and subject matter experts, enhancing your knowledge of educational theory, instructional methods, and academic content.

Mission: To expand knowledge of impactful place-based and outdoor education methodologies
Program Structure: A two-year curriculum - initial coursework commences each fall at Teton Science Schools (TSS) for Year 1, followed by Year 2 studies the subsequent fall at the University of Wyoming. The program consists of:
15 TSS Graduate Program credits (Year 1)
15 University of Wyoming credits (Year 2)
A Plan B project completion (Year 2)
Ideal Candidates: Designed for individuals seeking outdoor teaching experience with emphasis on place-based learning and ecological studies. This specialized track is exclusively available to students admitted to the Teton Science Schools Graduate Program.
Outcome: Graduates earn a Master's degree in Natural Science Education through a customized, well-balanced curriculum and research experience.