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Archive: Master of Chemical & Life Sciences Program at the University of Maryland, March 4, 2021

The Master of Chemical & Life Sciences program offers a professional master's degree specifically suited to the needs of secondary school biology and chemistry teachers seeking graduate-level, content-based training in either of these disciplines. Basic topics covered in the web seminar will include the overall framework of the MCLFS program, the application process and typical course offerings. We'll also discuss specific program requirements, such as practical experience in a research setting and the scholarly paper using examples of work by MCLFS students.

The Master of Chemical & Life Sciences program offers a professional master's degree specifically suited to the needs of secondary school biology and chemistry teachers seeking graduate-level, content-based training in either of these disciplines. Basic topics covered in the web seminar will include the overall framework of the MCLFS program, the application process and typical course offerings. We'll also discuss specific program requirements, such as practical experience in a research setting and the scholarly paper using examples of work by MCLFS students.

The Master of Chemical & Life Sciences program offers a professional master's degree specifically suited to the needs of secondary school biology and chemistry teachers seeking graduate-level, content-based training in either of these disciplines. Basic topics covered in the web seminar will include the overall framework of the MCLFS program, the application process and typical course offerings. We'll also discuss specific program requirements, such as practical experience in a research setting and the scholarly paper using examples of work by MCLFS students.

The Master of Chemical & Life Sciences program offers a professional master's degree specifically suited to the needs of secondary school biology and chemistry teachers seeking graduate-level, content-based training in either of these disciplines. Basic topics covered in the web seminar will include the overall framework of the MCLFS program, the application process and typical course offerings. We'll also discuss specific program requirements, such as practical experience in a research setting and the scholarly paper using examples of work by MCLFS students.

 

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