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The Department of Physics, Astronomy and Geosciences offers an undergraduate program leading to a Bachelor of Science in Earth-Space Science for those students wanting a broad survey of the earth and space sciences. This program is intended primarily for students interested in secondary education, and is generally not appropriate for students interested in a professional career in geology. The program is designed to result in state certification to teach earth-space science at the secondary level after the student completes the additional requirements of the Department of Secondary Education. Students must contact the Department of Secondary Education about admission to the Secondary Teacher Education Program after completing 45 units. A total of 57-58 credits are required in this major, 12 of which also satisfy Core Curriculum requirements. Within the Earth-Space Science major, 34-35 core and elective credits are within the earth, atmospheric, oceanographic and space sciences. The remaining credits in the major are in the supporting physical and mathematical sciences. All required courses in this track must be completed with a grade equivalent of 2.00 or higher. The additional Core Curriculum requirements must also be completed. Required Core Courses (51 credits)
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