The St. Thomas Engineering Education Summer Academy graduate coursework includes three extremely popular courses. Courses cost $1200/course. 

• TEGR 528: Engineering in the P-12 Classroom (June 12-16 on campus + blended)
  Dr. Monson and Dr. Besser guide class participants through a comprehensive understanding of PK-12 STEAM curriculum, including emerging STEM practices and integration of real world engineering.
  
  
• EGED 612: Digital Electronics and Computing Systems (ONLINE!)
  Dr. Kundan Nepal explores the fundamental principles that have enabled the "digital computing revolution" in communications, computing, entertainment, and monitoring systems. Course projects include use of an Arduino microprocessor system. Read what other teachers have to say about this course at http://www.stthomas.edu/cee/courses/digital/.
  
  
• EGED 613: Materials Science & Engineering (July 16-20 on campus+ blended)
  Dr. Brittany Nelson-Cheeseman, unlocks the secrets to how materials marvels, like graphene, shape memory metal, Kevlar and diamond attain their exceptional properties. Educators explore why material properties and how materials can be engineered for properties desired. 

Find out more information about these summer courses at http://www.stthomas.edu/cee/courses/

View the Engineering Education application and scholarship application at http://www.stthomas.edu/cee/applicationregistrationscholarships/

 

For registration questions, please contact gradengineering@stthomas.edu

 

The University of St. Thomas School of Education now offers a Master of Art in Education Studies with an Engineering Education focus. The degree consists of 6 engineering education courses and 4 education courses. Learn more at M.A. in Educational Studies with an Engineering Education focus. Contact Dr. Debbie Monson at debbie.monson@stthomas.edu for more information.

 

 

The Center for Engineering Education is supports articulation agreements with Bethel University and the University of St. Catherine.

• The UST Graduate Certificate in Engineering Education is transferrable into Bethel University's Master of Arts in Education K-12. Learn more at Bethel Graduate Education and contact Laura Grafsky, Enrollment Counselor at l-grafsky@bethel.edu or 651-635-8012
• The UST Graduate Certificate in Engineering Education is transferrable into University of St. Catherine's Master of Art in Education. Learn more at St Kate MAED-licensed and contact Siri Anderson, Director of Graduate Education for Licensed Teachers at ssanderson2@stkate.edu or 651-690-6121

Explore Engineering

Explore Engineering is a hands-on engineering exploration that brings together High School students with University of St. Thomas engineering professors. These small group hands-on sessions allow STEM students to experience engineering in way that can only be experienced in engineering labs with engineering professors. May 21st session information 

Engineering Education Resources

A new civil engineering resources developed by MN DOT and SRF Consulting provides K-12 students with a portal to civil engineering activities and career information at https://becomeacivilengineer.com/. You may have heard that the Science Museum of Minnesota declared 2018 the Year of the Engineer. A year of exciting special events are planned at the Science Museum including April 28th Civil Engineering Day and the showing of the IMAX movie Dream Big! Check out these and the many other exciting engineering events this year.