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National Teachers Enhancement Network logoThe National Teachers Enhancement Network (NTEN) offers online, graduate-level science courses from a world-class public research university. NTEN was one of the first online professional development programs for K-12 teachers, and has offered courses since 1993. NTEN is a program of Extended University at Montana State University and was created with funding from the National Science Foundation. More >>>

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Earn a Graduate Certificate in Science Teaching online in either Chemistry, Earth Science, Elementary School Science, Life Science, or Physics from Montana State University.

National Science Teachers Association logoDiscount for NSTA Members! Members of the National Science Teachers Association (NSTA) receive a 10% discount on select courses.

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M 518-801: Statistics for Teachers Stochastic concepts including probabilistic underpinnings of statistics, measures of central tendency, variability, correlation, distributions, sampling, and simulation. Exploratory data analysis More >>>

EDCI 591-803: Environmental Science Education: Summer Ecological Field Studies This course is designed for educators of children in grades 6-12 to learn and practice basic ecological field techniques and integrate them into their instruction. This course focuses on summer field More >>>

PHSX 513-801: Quantum Mechanics Can quantum mechanics be made SIMPLE? What lies behind wave functions and Schrödinger’s wave equation? How is the microscopic world really put together? Can one explore the peculiar quantum world without More >>>

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