Enrollment in the College Teaching Certificate (CTC) provides a structured program in pedagogy for graduate students across campus who plan to teach in a college or university. Students study contemporary education research focused on higher education issues, as well as gain experience in the teaching and learning process through microteaching modules, field experience, peer observations, and a structured practicum.
The program consists of 9 SH.
Students enrolled in the CTC program must be concurrently enrolled in a graduate program leading to a degree. Prior to enrollment in the CTC program, students are advised to consult with the chair of their home department and then with the CTC program director to assure that completion of the Field Experience (795) requirement will be possible.
To be admitted to the program, the applicant must:
Applications should be submitted directly to the graduate school. Applications should specify the Graduate Certificate Program in College Teaching.
All students enroll in two core courses:
In addition, students select at least 3 SH among these didactic courses:
1Refers to courses that have been cross-listed to be taken under a prefix in the student's major field.
Dr. Donald P. Schwert, Director
College Teaching Certificate Program
Center for Science & Mathematics Education
Dept. 2780
Family Life Center 314E
North Dakota State University
Fargo, ND 58108-6050
donald.schwert@ndsu.edu
Tel: 701.231.7496
A printable pdf version of this program announcement is available
here.