Physics Education (BSED)
The Physics (BSED) is designed to hone your skills so you can make the laws of the universe accessible, engaging, and alive for the next generation by combining the rigorous analytical training of a physics degree with the practical, human-centered toolkit of modern pedagogy (the art of teaching).
This program positions you at the intersection of deep scientific discovery and high-impact education. Whether leading a high school classroom or entering the broader technical workforce, you will graduate with a highly versatile, professional skill set.
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Make Your Money Count
Take control of your personal finances. Attend budgeting workshops, make a financial action plan or connect with a money mentor.
Have a New Adventure
Sign-up for an adventure trip, rent camping equipment, or climb to new heights on the Pine Valley Ropes Course.
Where Can This Program Lead You?
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What Could Your Journey Look Like?
First Year
- First-year students take core classes which will provide a solid foundation for further study.
- Get involved in student government, or after your first semester, explore fraternity and sorority life.
Sophomore & Junior Years
- Become eligible to apply to the College of Education.
- You'll get more classroom experience with a 60 hour practicum in your junior year.
- Sophomores and juniors typically take introductory education courses before determining which content areas to focus on. Once a content area or areas are chosen, you will focus more heavily on courses in those disciplines.
Senior Year
- Seniors take specialized secondary education courses.
- UNG's student teaching experience is one of the most immersive in the state and students will spend over 800 hours getting real classroom experience before they graduate.
