Secondary Education - BA - Arizona

Programs offered for Arizona Certification

Secondary Education - Business

Secondary Education - English

Secondary Education - History

Secondary Education - Mathematics

Secondary Education - Music - Choral Emphasis (in conjunction with Mesa Community College)

Secondary Education - Music - Instrumental Emphasis (in conjunction with Mesa Community College)

Arizona's Secondary Education programs prepare individuals to teach content areas in the secondary school system (7-12) by offering deep content knowledge as well as the best practices for teaching.  Specific subject-matter courses, developed in collaboration with lead faculty in the discipline, build connections between theory and practice.  Preparation in the subject matter along with education courses, including field experiences, are a pathway to certification.

 

 

 

 

 

Degree Requirements

All students must complete the professional education, methodology-field experience, clinical practice, and state-specific requirement blocks in addition to their content area requirements for licensure.  Fingerprint clearance and passing of the appropriate National Evaluation Series (NES) are also required for licensure. (See AZ Education Admission and Exit descriptions)

 

Professional Education

 

EDU 20000TECHNOLOGY FOR EDUCATORS

EDU 30731THE TEACHING PROFESSION I

EDU 31132THE EXCEPTIONAL CHILD

EDU 31233EDUCATIONAL PSYCHOLOGY

EDU 33035FDNTNS OF SCHLS DIVERSE SOCIETY

Methodology - Field Experience

EDU 34500SECONDARY METHODS AND RICA

EDU 34600SPECIALIZED METHODS/PRACTICUM

Clinical Practice

EDU 40932RFLCTV TCHNG & ACTION RESEARCH

EDU 40934REFLECTIVE TCHG/ACTION RSRCH II

EDU 49021SECONDARY STUDENT TEACHING I

EDU 49022SECONDARY STUDENT TEACHING II

State-Specific Requirements

HPS 30151ARIZONA CONSTITUTION

HPS 30251UNITED STATES CONSTITUTION

EDU 44033SEI METHODS FOR ELL II

EDU 45033SEI METHODS FOR ELL III

Secondary Education - Business

Students must complete a major in Business Administration or Management that includes the following:

ACC 20364ACCOUNTING FOR BUSINESS OPERATIONS

ACC 20464FINANCING AND INVESTING ACTIVITIES

COM 30363ORGANIZATIONAL COMMUNICATION

ECO 20163MACROECONOMICS

ECO 20263MICROECONOMICS

ITS 12063INTRO TO INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY

OR

ITS 20550BASIC COMPUTER SKILLS

MAT 20143BUSINESS MATHEMATICS

OAD 30563MANAGEMENT

OAD 30763BUSINESS STATISTICS

OAD 31063BUSINESS LAW

OAD 31664BUSINESS ETHICS

OAD 31863MARKETING

OAD 40063FINANCIAL ADMINISTRATION

OAD 49100STRATEGIES AND POLICIES

Secondary Education - English

Introductory Course - Choose one from the following:

ENG 10223 Contemporary Literature

ENG 20223 Introduction to Literature

Survey Courses Required:

ENG 10323 Literature and Film OR ENG 33023 Image and Text

ENG 26023 From Homer to Herrick

ENG 27023 From Voltaire to Victoria

ENG 28023 From Wilde to Wai-Lin

Linguistics Course:

ENG 32523 The English Language

Writing Course - Choose one from the following:

ENG 31023 Advanced Expository Writing

ENG 32723 Creative Writing

Theme-Based Courses - Choose three from the following:

ENG 31723 Multicultural Literature

ENG 33523 Environmental Literature

ENG 34023 Protest Literature

ENG 36023 Peace Literature

ENG 37023 Literature of Personal Discovery

ENG 40123 Literary Criticism

Seminars:

ENG 41823 Shakespeare Seminar or ENG 45123 Seminar in British Literature

ENG 45023 Seminar in British Literature

Capstone:

ENG 49201 Integrative Seminar in Criticism

 

 

Secondary Education - History

Choose 3 courses from the following:

HPS 13353 American Government

HPS 30251 United States Constitution

HPS 30953 American Women's History

HPS 31053 Ethnicity in American History

HPS 31453 Religion in American Culture

HPS 31654 Twentieth Century World History

Required Major Courses:

 

 

ECO 20163MACROECONOMICS

HPS 10153WORLD REGIONAL GEOGRAPHY

HPS 11053AMERICAN EXPERIENCE I

HPS 13053AMERICAN EXPERIENCE II

HPS 20153THE GREAT PLAINS

HPS 25353WORLD CIVILIZATION I

HPS 25453WORLD CIVILIZATION II

HPS 33253INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS

HPS 34354SEMINAR:AMER HIST & GOVERNMENT I

OR

HPS 35054SEMINAR IN WORLD HISTORY I

HPS 49400GLOBAL ISS IN HISTORICAL PRSPCTV

SOC 10453INTRODUCTION TO SOCIOLOGY

Secondary Education - Mathematics

 

MAT 20043DISCRETE MATHEMATICS

MAT 21044CALCULUS I

MAT 21144CALCULUS II

MAT 22043LINEAR ALGEBRA

MAT 26043COLLEGE GEOMETRY

MAT 30243TRANSITION TO HIGHER MATHEMATICS

MAT 31044CALCULUS III

MAT 31143PROBABILITY

MAT 32044INFERENTIAL STATISTICS

MAT 33043DIFFERENTIAL EQUATIONS

MAT 42143ABSTRACT ALGEBRA

MAT 43443NUMERICAL METHODS

MAT 45143INTRODUCTION TO REAL ANALYSIS

MAT 49201INTEGRATIVE SEMNAR IN MATHEMATICS

Secondary Education - Music - Choral Emphasis

Ottawa University and Mesa Community College have created a partnership to offer a Bachelor of Arts in Music.  The degree will prepare its graduate to teach music at the secondary level, as the program is written to meet Arizona teacher certification requirements at the secondary level (grades 7-12).

REQUIRED COURSES FROM MESA COMMUNITY COLLEGE

MTC 180 Computer Literacy for Music

MUP 209 Elements of Conducting

MUE 240 Introduction to Choral Methods

MUE 250 Vocal Pedagogy/Voice Methods

MUP 250AB Italian Diction

MUP 250AC German Diction

MUP 250AD French Diction

16 semester credit hours in music theory and aural perception

(MTC 105, MTC 106, MTC 155, MTC 156, MTC 205, MTC 206, MTC 255, MTC 256)

6 semester credit hours in music history

(MHL 241 and MHL 242)

7 semesters of private lessons and ensemble work

4 semesters of piano proficiency and successful completion of exit exam

The following courses must be taken at Ottawa University:

MUS 32024 Methods & Materials for Elementary Music (Only if seeking K-12 licensure)

MUS 32223CHORAL CONDUCT METH & LIT

MUS 34724SECONDARY CHORAL METHODS

MUS 49023RESEARCH AND PERFORMANCE

 

Secondary Education - Music - Instrumental

Ottawa University and Mesa Community College have created a partnership to offer a Bachelor of Arts in Music.  The degree will prepare its graduate to teach music at the secondary level, as the program is written to meet Arizona teacher certification requirements at the secondary level (grades 7-12).

REQUIRED COURSES FROM MESA COMMUNITY COLLEGE

16 semester credit hours in music theory and aural perception

(MTC 105, MTC 106, MTC 155, MTC 156, MTC 205, MTC 206, MTC 255, MTC 256)

6 semester credit hours in music theory

(MHL 241 and MHL 242)

10 semester credits in music methods

7 semesters of private lessons and ensemble work, 1 semester of piano and 1 semester of voice OR

2 semesters of regular piano and 1 semester of jazz piano

The following must be taken at Ottawa University:

MUS 32024 Methods & Materials for Elementary Music (Only if seeking K-12 licensure)

MUS 32123INSTR CONDUCT METH & LIT

MUS 34725SECONDARY INSTRUMENTAL METHODS

MUS 49023RESEARCH AND PERFORMANCE