Bachelor's in STEM Education - Physics

Hamline University is a distinguished institution that blends tradition with innovation in higher education. Hamline is the oldest university in Minnesota and maintains a rich history of academic excellence. The university is committed to providing a transformative education, fostering intellectual curiosity, critical thinking, and social responsibility. Hamline University distinguishes itself through a student-centric approach, offering a range of undergraduate and graduate programs across various disciplines. The faculty, known for their expertise and dedication, are deeply involved in mentoring students, ensuring a personalized and engaging learning experience. The campus is characterized by a vibrant community where diversity is celebrated, and students are encouraged to explore their passions. With a commitment to experiential learning, Hamline equips students with practical skills and knowledge, preparing them not just for academic success but for impactful contributions to their communities and the world beyond.

Bachelor of Science in STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering, Mathematics) Education prepares students for secondary teaching in STEM disciplines and puts them on the pathway toward earning a teaching license in Life Sciences, Mathematics, Chemistry, or Physics, and a Master of Arts in Teaching. Students majoring in STEM Education learn the core principles of the STEM fields, focusing on the exciting approaches that Natural Sciences and Mathematics take to improve lives. In this program, students gain the necessary knowledge and skills to have a positive impact on students in the classroom. The STEM Education program complements other strong and diverse offerings from the Hamline School of Education and Leadership and invites students to become a part of a supportive network of fellow students, alumni, and faculty. A Bachelor of Science in STEM Education allows students to choose one of four concentrations - Biology, Chemistry, Mathematics, or Physics. To receive a teaching license in the State of MN, students will need to take three additional education courses, and complete a student teaching seminar and a semester of student teaching.