The College of New Jersey

What you'll study

Coursework integrates liberal arts study, education theory and practice, and extensive fieldwork. Students develop planning and instructional skills to teach across STEM disciplines and complete hands‑on laboratory work using modern design, prototyping and validation tools. The program includes a semester of supervised classroom teaching and other clinical experiences mentored by faculty. Specializations are available in biology, chemistry, mathematics, physics and technology, and students can structure the four‑year degree to earn endorsements such as Middle School: Science (Grades 5–8), Middle School: Mathematics (Grades 5–8), and K–12 Technology Education.

Entry requirements

The source page identifies this as an undergraduate dual‑major program in the School of Education; it does not list specific numeric admission criteria. Prospective students apply to the major through the college and receive advising from faculty throughout the program.

Career prospects

Graduates are positioned to begin teaching in New Jersey school districts; alumni are routinely employed statewide. Graduates of the iSTEM program are eligible for K–6 initial certification. Early childhood majors receive PreK–3 certification and are also eligible for K–6 certification.

Scholarships & funding angle

The programme page does not specify scholarships or costs. Applicants should explore TCNJ’s institutional financial aid, School of Education awards, and external teacher‑education scholarships; faculty advisors and the alumni network can also provide guidance on funding opportunities related to teacher preparation.