The curriculum of FURG's Professional Master's Degree in Exact Science Teaching is structured in mandatory and elective subjects - in the preferable area of concentration - as described below. Among all subjects, the student must have obtained a minimum of 24 credits.
- Mandatory subjects:
- Research Methodology in Education and Written Production
- Learning Theories and Cognitive Processes in Science Education
- Science and Mathematics applied to Teaching
- Research Seminars I
- Research Seminars II
- Supervised Internship Practice
- Elective subjects:
- Teaching in Higher Education
- Discursive Practices of Education in Exact Sciences
- Contextualization and Interdisciplinarity applied to Exact Sciences Teaching
- Textual Discursive Analysis
- Pedagogical practices: Experimental Activities in Mathematics Teaching in Compulsory Education
- Mini projects applied Mathematics Teaching
- Teaching and Learning Mathematics in Compulsory Education
- Fundamentals of Mathematics
- Conceptual Mathematics of Everyday Life
- Pedagogical Practices: Experimental Activities in Science and Physics Teaching in Compulsory Education
- Mini Projects applied to Science and Physics Teaching
- Teaching and Learning of Science and Physics in Compulsory Education
- Fundamentals of Physics
- Conceptual Everyday Life Physics
- Pedagogical Practices: Experimental Activities in Science and Chemistry Teaching in Compulsory Education
- Mini Projects applied to Science and Chemistry teaching
- Teaching and Learning of Science and Chemistry in Compulsory Education
- Fundamentals of Chemistry
- Conceptual Everyday Life Chemistry
- Individualized Study