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Science, Technology, and Society
School of Education
About This Course
WGU Catalog 2026-03Science, Technology, and Society explores the ways in which science influences and is influenced by society and technology. A humanistic and social endeavor, science serves the needs of ever-changing societies by providing methods for observing, questioning, discovering, and communicating information about the physical and natural world. This course prepares educators to explain the nature and history of science, the various applications of science, and the scientific and engineering processes used to conduct investigations, make decisions, and solve problems. There are no prerequisites for this course.
Official catalog text — WGU-authored.
First in catalog2017-01StatusActiveCurrent degrees5Total degree appearances15
Included in Current Degrees (5)
Previously Appeared in Retired Degrees (10)
- Post-baccalaureate Teacher Preparation, Science (5-9)from 2017-01
- Post-baccalaureate Teacher Preparation, Science (5-12)from 2017-01
- Master of Arts in Teaching, Science (5-9)from 2017-01
- Master of Arts in Teaching, Science (5-12)from 2017-01
- Master of Arts, Science Education (5-9)from 2017-01
- Master of Arts, Science Education (5-12, Chemistry)from 2017-01
- Master of Arts, Science Education (5-12, Physics)from 2017-01
- Master of Arts, Science Education (5-12, Bio)from 2017-01
- Master of Arts, Science Education (5-12, Geo)from 2017-01
- Master of Arts in Teaching, Science Education (Secondary)from 2018-06