The Master of Science in
Science Education offers Chicagoland educators broad, content-based science curriculum to increase science mastery and prepare teachers for the Next Generation Science Standards. Students join a cohort of peers who progress together through a 12 course program.
Classes are held once a week in the evening during the academic year. Teachers take one course each quarter—fall, winter, and spring—each of which lasts 10 weeks. Teachers also typically enroll in two intensive courses during the summer. More information can be
found here.