The Bachelor of Education (Secondary) STEM program at Thompson Rivers University is designed for aspiring educators passionate about inspiring the next generation in science, technology, engineering, and mathematics. In a field where skilled teachers are in high demand, this undergraduate degree equips you with the pedagogical knowledge and practical skills essential for secondary school classrooms. You will gain a deep understanding of effective teaching methodologies, curriculum development, and the specific challenges and opportunities within STEM education, preparing you to make a significant impact.
This full-time, on-campus program is structured over two years, integrating theoretical learning with extensive practical experience. You will engage in numerous practicums, gaining valuable hands-on experience in real school settings, and undertake teacher action research to refine your professional practice. The curriculum covers essential areas such as Indigenous culture and learning, inclusive education, and educational technology. Upon graduation, you will be well-prepared to pursue a fulfilling career as a secondary school STEM teacher, a profession with strong job prospects and the potential for continuous professional growth.