Integrated Sciences
Students who wish to teach integrated sciences in Ohio public high schools can pursue the Bachelor of Science degree in integrated sciences. Upon completion of this undergraduate degree program in the College of Science and Mathematics, students then need to complete the graduate level teacher preparation program through Wright State's College of Education and Human Services. Graduates of the B.S. in integrated sciences, with the M.Ed. through the College of Education and Human Services, are eligible to seek licensure from the Ohio Department of Education in Integrated Sciences.Degree Requirements-Integrated Sciences Education
Bachelor of Science DegreeThe Adolescent to Young Adult Integrated Sciences Licensure Program is based on an undergraduate Bachelor of Science degree in the College of Science and Mathematics.
| General Education | 40 |
| Required Substitutions: | |
| Area I: MTH 229, 230 (counted in required supporting courses) | |
| Area V: BIO 111, 112, 115 (counted in departmental requirements) | |
| Area VI: EES 260 or PSY 110 | |
| Core Requirements | |
| BIO 111, 112, 115, 312, 314, 278, 279, 421 | 34 |
CHM 121/125, 122/126, 123/127 | 15 |
| CHM 211/215, 212/216, 213/217 | 18 |
| EES 201, 251/252, 253/254, 255/256, 309, 324, 419 | 30 |
| PHY 107/117, 240/202, 242/202, 244/204, 260, 315, 446 | 34 |
| Required Supporting Courses | 25 |
| GEO 430 or 431 | |
| MTH 229, 230 | |
| STT 160 | |
| Phase One Professional Education Courses | 15 |
| ED 221, 223, 301, 303, EDS 333 | |
| Total | 204 |
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