Program Structure
The Teaching Licensure in Physics for Adolescents to Young Adults (Grades 7 – 12) consists of a Double major in Physics and Education (Field VI, Physics). The required 15 courses in Physics are described on “Major in Physics“.
The Education Major (Field VII) consists of the following required courses:
| DEPT | Course # | Title |
| EDUC | 10000 | Introduction to Education |
| PSYC | 11000 | Child and Adolescent Development |
| EDUC | 12000 | Content Area Literacy |
| EDUC | 17000 | Introduction to Intervention and Student Support (D) |
| EDUC | 25100 | Introduction to Adolescent to Young Adult Education (W) |
| EDUC | 30000 | Classroom Management as Social Justice (SJ) |
| EDUC | 32000 | Advanced Methods and Assessment in AYA Education |
| EDUC | 49300 | AYA Student Teaching & Seminar |
| EDUC | 49400 | AYA Student Teaching & Seminar |
| EDUC | 49500 | AYA Student Teaching & Seminar |
| PHYS | 11200 | Calculus Physics II |
| PHYS | 20100 | Modern Physics |
| PHYS | 20200 | Math Methods for Physical Sciences |
with the three Physics courses (PHYS-112, PHYS-201, and PHYS-202) counted for both majors.