Middle Grades, Secondary & Science Education

The Department of Middle Grades, Secondary and Science Education provides students with a hands-on learning and teaching experience. Immerse yourself in your chosen subject matter area of English, Science, History, Math, Health & Physical Education, Music, and Art. Practice teaching in real middle or high school classrooms. As each semester passes, your dream of becoming an educator will be one step closer to reality. Our flexible graduate programs can help you switch careers or further your expertise.

Online Graduate Programs

If you didn't major in education as an undergrad, but now want to pursue a teaching certification, then our online Master of Arts in Teaching or our Post-Baccalaureate program is for you. For our working teachers seeking their graduate degree, our online Master of Education in Middle Grades Math and Science is another option. No matter the program you choose, you will be ready to teach and to lead middle and high school students.

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Students benefit from teacher residency

A record 58 students are graduating this spring as part of UNG's Teacher Candidate Residency Program. This is the third full year of TCRP, which allows students to be teachers of record as seniors.

Physical education students assist Habitat

About 15 students and faculty members from the UNG's Physical Education Teacher Education program assisted Habitat for Humanity of Hall County with projects in its Copper Glen subdivision April 17.

UNG assists with career expo

Students, faculty and staff from UNG invested in the next generation of national leaders at the Youth in Government Expo.

NSTA students volunteer at Family STEM Night

Student volunteers with the UNG chapter of the National Science Teaching Association (NSTA) Preservice Chapter participated in Family STEM Night at a local elementary school.

Leadership luncheon honors 13 women

The ninth annual Women's Leadership Recognition Luncheon honored 10 student leaders and three alumnae March 2 at the UNG Dining Hall Banquet Room at the Dahlonega Campus.