Areas of Concentration

The Broad Field of Science major requires you to complete an area of concentration in two science disciplines plus a two-semester core option in one other science. View courses needed to complete each area of concentration.

Biology

Earn a concentration in biology by completing 20 credits in biology including courses in genetics, ecology, and evolution. When coupled with the completion of the teacher licensure requirements of the Wisconsin Department of Public Instruction, you’ll be able to teach biology courses to high school juniors and seniors.

Chemistry

Earn a concentration in chemistry by completing 17 credits in chemistry including a course in organic chemistry. When coupled with the completion of the teacher licensure requirements of the Wisconsin Department of Public Instruction, you’ll be able to teach chemistry courses to high school juniors and seniors.

Earth and Space Science

You’ll earn a concentration in earth and space science by successfully completing 20-21 prescribed credits in astronomy, geology, and geography. When coupled with the completion of the teacher licensure requirements of the Wisconsin Department of Public Instruction, you’ll be able to teach astronomy and geology courses to high school juniors and seniors.

Physics

You’ll earn a concentration in physics by successfully completing 19-21 credits in physics and mathematics, including Calculus I. When coupled with the completion of the teacher licensure requirements of the Wisconsin Department of Public Instruction, you’ll be able to teach physics courses to high school juniors and seniors.