Program Overview
The Master of Science in Interdisciplinary Studies (MSIS) program with a concentration in Physics is a 30-hour program tailored to STEM teachers and STEM majors seeking comprehensive interdisciplinary training and research experiences. Depending on your career goals, you will select 18 hours of physics coursework, complemented by 6-12 hours in fields such as Education, Chemistry, Computer Science, and Mathematics. The MSIS program offers both thesis and non-thesis tracks to cater to your academic preferences.
This unique program equips you with the scientific knowledge and interdisciplinary research skills necessary to thrive in the ever-evolving professional landscape. Graduates emerge with a robust foundation in physics, mathematics, chemistry, instructional technology, computer science, and STEM education and research, positioning them as highly competitive professionals in today's dynamic workforce.
Possible Career Options
Graduates of the program will have interdisciplinary training in physics, mathematics, chemistry, instructional technology, computer science, and STEM teaching and research that will prepare them to be more competitive in the rapidly changing work environment.
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