If you are interested in teaching technology education in grades K - 12, Rhode Island College provides the highest level of teacher preparation. You will engage in a rich course sequence of 10 technical classes and train on cutting-edge equipment, including CNC milling, 3D printing, laser cutting and etching, robotics and a precision measurement arm. You will also learn to use design software to accomplish design tasks. Upon successful completion of this program, you will be eligible for full certification to teach technology education in grades K - 12 in Rhode Island.
The Technology Education program offers a concentration in teaching and a concentration in applied technology. The applied technology concentration does not lead to teaching certification, but it will prepare students to make The Technology Education program offers a concentration in teaching and a concentration in applied technology. The applied technology concentration does not lead to teaching certification, but it will prepare students to make informed career choices in technical fields.
Rhode Island College is an exclusive member of the Common Application.
Admission to any undergraduate teacher certification program requires:
Here we provide information on course requirements, course descriptions and an Academic Rhode Map for each program, a semester-by-semester plan to help you toward graduation in four years.
Course Requirements for Concentration in Teaching B.A.
Course Requirements for Concentration in Applied Technology B.A.
Academic Rhode Map Technology Education, Concentration in Teaching
Academic Rhode Map Technology Education, Concentration in Applied Technology
Declaring a minor allows you to explore other areas of interest and make interdisciplinary connections. Minor areas at RIC complement and reinforce all major areas of study. By declaring a minor, you can set yourself apart as a candidate for job, internship and volunteer opportunities. Click below for information on the minor in educational studies.
