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See the degree grade →A four-year Integrated Teacher Education Programme combining an undergraduate major in a science discipline with a B.Ed for secondary-school teaching. Suited to students who want deep subject knowledge in Physics, Chemistry or Mathematics while earning a professional teaching qualification and keeping pathways open for higher study.
Students select one of three majors: Physics, Chemistry, or Mathematics. The programme combines in-depth disciplinary study in the chosen science subject with professional courses in education aimed at the reconfigured school education system. The curriculum therefore balances subject-specific academic learning and teacher education content, enabling continuation to higher study in the subject or entry into school teaching.
No specific entry criteria are detailed on the published course page. Prospective applicants should consult the institute's undergraduate admissions information or contact the Department of Education for up-to-date eligibility and application procedures.
Graduates are prepared primarily for secondary-school teaching roles, holding both subject-specialist knowledge and a B.Ed teaching qualification. The degree also supports admission to further study in the chosen science discipline, including postgraduate and professional programmes.
The course page does not list scholarships. Applicants should check the institute's central scholarships and financial-aid webpages or contact academic/hostel offices for information on funding, merit awards, and need-based support.
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