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Chemistry Education

If you ask chemists what motivated them to become scientists they will almost always tell you it was because of their high school chemistry teacher. The Chemistry Education Bachelors of Science degree prepares students to be certified high school chemistry teachers who motivate and inspire their students to have a love and a deep understanding of chemistry.

Required Education Hours: 31 Hours

Course Number

Course Name

Credit Hours

EDUC 2001

Introduction to Teaching

1

EDUC 3103

Human Development

3

EDUC 3113

Psychology and Assessment of Learning

3

EDUC 3213

Students with Exceptionalities

3

EDUC 4413

Technology in the Classroom

3

EDUC 4433

Methods of Teaching Science

3

EDUC 4513

Classroom Management

3

EDUC 4663

Student Teaching Seminar

3

EDUC 4739

Student Teaching Secondary

9

Required Chemistry Hours: 26 Hours

Course Number

Course Name

Credit Hours

CHEM 1104

General Chemistry I

4

CHEM 1141

General Chemistry Lab I

1

CHEM1204

General Chemistry II

4

CHEM 1241

General Chemistry Lab II

1

CHEM 2303

Quantitative Analysis

3

CHEM 2342

Quantitative Analysis Lab

2

CHEM 3103

Organic Chemistry I

3

CHEM 3141

Organic Chemistry I Lab

1

CHEM 3203

Organic Chemistry II

3

CHEM 3241

Organic Chemistry II Lab

1

CHEM 3303

Inorganic Chemistry

3

Additional Science Coursework: 9 Hours

Course Number

Course Name

Credit Hours

PHYS 1503

General Physics I

3

PHYS 1541

General Physics I Lab

1

PHYS 1603

General Physics II

3

PHYS 1641

General Physics II Lab

1

SCI 1041

Integrated Science Lab

1

Note: All students earning the Bachelor of Science in Chemistry Education degree are required by the Oklahoma Office of Educational Quality and Accreditation (OEQA) to have completed at least two courses in a single foreign language. 

A minimum of 124 credit hours, including General Education hours, are required for a degree. 

Please visit for all required accreditation information. 

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