Bachelor of Science (BS), Secondary Chemistry Education (9-12)

Program Overview

This Secondary Chemistry Education program equips students with expertise in teaching science, combining content knowledge with pedagogical training. Through hands-on experiences and partnerships with local schools, graduates are prepared for teaching positions in grades 9-12 and 7-8, with certification recognized in South Carolina and many other states. The program emphasizes strong professional skills and character, ensuring high demand for graduates in the field of education.

Program Outline

Degree Overview:

Objective:

• Equip you to be a well-rounded teacher with expertise in the science of teaching.
• Build your content area knowledge and foundational educational theories.
• Develop essential skills to shape South Carolina's high school students.

Description:

• This program combines coursework in your chosen field with pedagogical training.
• You will learn both the content you will teach and how to teach it effectively.
• The curriculum emphasizes hands-on experience through embedded clinical experiences and student teaching.
• Anderson University is known for producing graduates with strong professional skills and character, making them highly sought after by school districts.

Other:

• You will complete 126 total credit hours over 8 semesters.
• The program is offered on the main campus in a seated format.
• secondary level (grades 9-12)
• 7th and 8th grade positions

Teaching:

• The program features professors who have experience teaching in school systems, ensuring they are well-equipped to prepare you for a career in education.
• This certification is also recognized by many other states.
• You will be well-prepared to enter a variety of teaching positions in public, private, or charter schools.
• Your skills and character are likely to be in high demand, leading to strong career prospects.
• Additionally, your certification unlocks various career opportunities beyond the classroom, such as educational advocacy or ministry roles.