Earth Science
- Microcredential
- Department of Chemistry and Geosciences
Boost Your Teaching Career with Specialized Coursework
Earn your Microcredential in Earth Science while completing coursework specifically designed to support in-service teachers. This 13-14-credit program is tailored to meet the needs of teachers working towards their Supplemental Certification in Earth Science. Instead of piecing together coursework from multiple institutions, you can earn a Microcredential by enrolling in our comprehensive program.
Our coursework aligns with the Earth Science competencies established by the New York State Education Department, covering a significant portion of the required content. This program is also an excellent choice for current or prospective MCC students who are interested in pursuing a career in teaching Earth Science.
By enrolling in our Microcredential in Earth Science, you'll gain the knowledge and credentials necessary to advance your teaching career or pursue a teaching position in the field of Earth Science. Don't miss this opportunity to enhance your expertise and professional prospects.
Earth Science
Microcredential
Department: Chemistry and Geosciences
School(s): Science, Technology, Engineering & Math (STEM)
This 13-14-credit Microcredential is geared to supporting in-service teachers with completing coursework toward their Supplemental Certification in Earth Science. Teachers will be able to earn a Microcredential while completing coursework they would otherwise piece together from multiple institutions. In-service teachers have five years to continue to accumulate 30 credit hours to become permanently certified. The coursework proposed here will cover a significant portion of the Earth Science competencies designated by the New York State Education Department. This is also an attractive option for current or potential MCC students interested in pursuing careers teaching Earth Science.
Requirements
GEO 101, Physical Geology, 4 credits, C or higher
GEO 105, Astronomy, 3 credits, C or higher
GEG 104, Extreme Weather, 3 credits, C or higher
One elective course: choose from GEO 102, GEO 106, GEO 108, GEO 200, or GEO 210, 3-4 credits, C or higher