Minot State University is accredited by the Higher Learning Commission, a regional accreditation agency recognized by the U.S. Department of Education.
At Minot State University, the Bachelor of Science in Education - Composite Science Education program equips you to teach biology, chemistry, Earth science, and physics/astronomy. You’ll also have the opportunity to specialize in one of these areas—biology, chemistry, or geology—through degree-specific electives. Along the way, you'll gain a solid foundation in physics, biology, math, and statistics and even have the option to engage in research. This program is designed to prepare you for a dynamic and rewarding career in science education.
Program Type: Major
Offered: On Campus
Credit Hours: 145-155
Est. Time to Complete: 4-5 Years
Department: Department of Science
96%
Job/Graduate School Placement Rate
1:1
tutoring, academic advising, and career coaching
Program Highlights
Options
The Bachelor of Science in Education (BSEd) in Composite Science Education offers research and non-research options in three focus areas: Biology, Chemistry, and Geology.
Career
With a composite science education degree, you are more likely to find a job in almost any school district in North Dakota, both Class A and B schools and school districts across the United States and Canada.
Hands-on Learning
In the Bachelor of Science in Education (BSEd) in Composite Science Education program, you'll gain valuable clinical experience working directly with K-12 students.
Careers & Outcomes
64K
Median annual salary for high school teachers
→ U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics
Top Careers
- Secondary School Teacher
- Middle School Teacher
Questions? We're Here to Help
Office of Enrollment Services
701-858-3350
1-800-777-0750 ext 3350
askmsu@minotstateu.edu
Department of Science
701-858-3161
Additional Program Information
All Minot State programs fulfill the requirements for licensure in the state of North Dakota. If you are seeking a professional license in a state other than North Dakota, learn more about program disclosures and licensure requirements.
