STEM-U Alternative Route STEM Licensure (grades 5-12)

STEM-U Alternative Route STEM Licensure (grades 5-12)

Teach your passion with skill and confidence.

Designed for individuals with a bachelor’s degree in a Science, Technology, Engineering, or Mathematics field who want to become grade 5–12 STEM teachers, this accelerated online licensure program engages candidates in research-based pedagogical practices and the opportunity to apply those practices through embedded clinical experiences—both of which are critical components of becoming a highly effective STEM educator.

Program
at a Glance

2 Semesters
(FA & SP)

9 Credits
(3 eight-week courses)

$590 Per
Credit Hour

Aug 1 / Dec 1 Application Deadline
(Fall / Spring)

Phase 1: Curriculum and Instruction in the STEM Classroom (EDU-601)

Participants begin by developing the skills to plan, deliver, and manage effective, technology-rich instruction, grounded in learning science.

Focus areas:

Designing standards-aligned lessons and units
Crafting engaging instructional activities
Integrating multiple modalities and representations
Developing safe, accessible laboratory experiences
Leveraging digital media, learning management systems (LMS), and other technologies to maximize student learning
Proactive classroom management strategies
Clinical experiences integrated to connect theory and classroom practice

Phase 2: Assessment in the STEM Classroom (EDU-602)

Participants learn and exercise the skills to design, interpret, and act on assessment evidence to improve student learning.

Focus areas:

Planning for and interpreting a range of assessment data - diagnostic, formative, and summative
Designing valid and reliable measures
Using feedback loops anchored in student work to close learning gaps
Clinical experiences integrated to connect theory to classroom practice

Phase 3: Meeting the Needs of All Learners in the STEM Classroom (EDU-603)

Participants design and adapt classroom instruction and assessments that meet the needs of all learners, including English Language Learners, students with disabilities, and students with exceptionalities.

Focus areas:

Multi-Tiered System of Supports (MTSS)
Evidence-based cooperative learning strategies
Professional teaching standards
Clinical experiences integrated to connect theory to classroom practice.

Application Checklist

To be eligible for admission, applicants must:

Hold a bachelor’s degree in a Science, Technology, Engineering, or Mathematics field from a CHEA and USDE accredited institution.

Application materials include:

Online application through the 麻豆视频APK portal
Official transcripts from all institutions attended
Resume or CV
Background check through Indiana State Police (INkless)

Frequently Asked Questions

Support every learner. Strengthen every classroom.

Students need your knowledge and passion for Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics. STEM-U prepares you with the tools, strategies, and licensure needed to make a lasting difference in the classroom.

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