• BIOS 1700 Life Science for Non-Majors
• PHYS 1800 Physics: Inquiry and Insights
• GEOG 1900 Exploring Earth Science: The Atmosphere
• BIOS 2700 Introduction to the Genetic and Molecular Basis of Life
• CHEM 2800 Active Chemistry
• GEOS 2900 Exploring Earth Science: Geology
• SCI 4040 Teaching of Secondary Science

5000-level classes may count toward graduate program requirements.

• SCI 5600 Integrated Science
• SCI 5700 Life Science for Teachers
• SCI 5700 Introduction to Cell Biology: Structures and Functions
• SCI 5700 Introduction to General Biology: Organisms and their Environments
• SCI 5800 Chemistry: Building on the Theory of the Atom
• SCI 5800 Chemistry: Applications to Life, Industry, and the Environment
• SCI 5850 Physics: Motion, Force, and Energy
• SCI 5850 Physics: Matter, Waves, and Light
• SCI 5850 Cosmology
• SCI 5900 Earth Sciences for School Science Education
• SCI 5900 Introduction to Earth Science: Land and Water Systems
• SCI 5900 Introduction to Earth Science: The Atmosphere and Space
• SCI 5980 Readings in Science

• SCI 6010 Problems in Science Education
• SCI 6100 Science for Elementary Teachers
• SCI 6140 Science: Historical and Philosophical Perspectives
• SCI 6145 Introduction to History and Philosophy of Science for Teachers
• SCI 6150 Science Education: Historical and Philosophical Foundations
• SCI 6155 Science Education: Historical and Philosophical Perspectives for Teachers
• SCI 6160 Science Education: Models of Learning and Teaching
• SCI 6165 Cognition and Teaching
• SCI 6170 Science Education: Research Traditions
• SCI 6200 Topics in Science Education
• SCI 6210 Topics in Science
• SCI 6250 Environmental Science Seminar
• SCI 6900 Science Education Seminar
• SCI 7000 Masters Thesis (1-6 hrs.)
• SCI 7100 Independent Research (2-6 hrs.)
• SCI 7300 Doctoral Dissertation (1-15 hrs.)
• SCI 7350 Graduate Research (2-10 hrs.)