ENGINEERING EDUCATION COURSES, CURRICULUM & PROGRAM RESOURCES
The Bachelor of Science in Engineering Education is a 129-credit hour program that combines a strong foundation in science, math, and engineering with specialized coursework in education theory and student teaching. From exploring calculus and physics to electric circuits and engineering methods for the classroom, you gain technical knowledge and essential analytical and problem-solving skills.
You also take courses in educational psychology, assessment, and instructional design, along with others, to deepen your pedagogical knowledge and equip you to teach with confidence and creativity.
To help personalize your degree, you have 23 credit hours for elective classes, which you can use to pursue courses or a minor that aligns with your passions and explore additional specializations and skill sets.