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Faculty of Science Booklet, Academic Session 2021/2022
               Introduction

               Bachelor of Science with Education (B.Sc.Ed.) is a programme that was
               established  in  the  year  1975  with  the  co-operation  of  the  Faculty  of
               Education. It is designed to provide students with opportunities to become
               certified  physics,  chemistry,  biology,  or  mathematics  teachers  at  the
               secondary and pre- university levels. The programme will cater students
               with solid grounding in physics, chemistry, biology or mathematics content
               knowledge. Students will also be provided with the pedagogical knowledge
               and  skills  to  professionally  equip  them  to  become  effective  classroom
               teachers.

               The programme had been recently reviewed to ensure the curriculum will
               prepare students to adapt to the 21 century challenges of teaching science
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               or  mathematics.  Students  will  get  to  graduate  after  a  minimum  of  8
               semesters  where  they  will  have  to  complete  141  credits  comprising  of
               courses from the University Courses (22 credits); Faculty Core Courses (8
               credits), Faculty Elective Courses (8 credits), Science Major Courses (66
               credits), and Education Minor Courses (37 credits).

               Apart  from  the  lectures  in  the  Science  Major  Courses,  students  will  be
               posted to schools to undergo professional preparation as school teachers
               as part of the Education Minor Courses. Students get to choose preferred
               specialization  to  become  either  a  physics,  chemistry,  biology  or
               mathematics teacher that is qualified to teach not only at public secondary
               schools  but  also  at  the  private  secondary  schools  or  pre-  university
               colleges.





















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