STEMteach

Earn Your Wisconsin Teaching License in One Year

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This graduate certification program with optional master's degree will prepare people with science, technology, engineering and mathematics (STEM) degrees to become math, computer science or science educators in Wisconsin middle schools and high schools.

Courses were developed in collaboration with the UTeach Institute at the University of Texas at Austin. Students begin the program in the summer of each year and continue throughout the academic year to finish in the spring.

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Scholarship and Loan Opportunities

Graduate students who take at least four credits each term may apply for financial aid, which may include loans, grants and scholarships. All students who complete a UWRF scholarship application will be eligible to receive the $5,000 Bruce F. Vento Science Educator Scholarship, which is awarded in January. Candidates are also eligible to receive the $25,000 STEMteach Noyce Forgivable Loan, which is awarded in June and paid out three times throughout the year. For more information about scholarship and loan opportunities, please email us.