Prepares students for careers in teaching subjects like biology, physiology, and botany. Graduates may pursue careers in public or private sector education, or they may choose to pursue graduate degrees and/or research careers. Graduates also can smoothly transition into TMU’s teaching credential program, which has a nearly 100% job placement rate.

Amid today’s booming scientific advancements and the ubiquitous influence of technology, TMU’s School of Science, Mathematics, Technology & Health trains students to be knowledgeable in their fields and capable researchers, preparing them to approach their future in STEM with an unshakeable biblical grounding and a zeal to worship God in their work. TMU offers an innovative curriculum taught by top faculty in focused class sizes to prepare students to excel in an increasingly complex technical and scientific world while living lives that glorify God. Our majors study their disciplines both in theory and in practice and also learn to leverage their careers to the honor of Christ and Scripture.

All of our faculty and staff affirm our full doctrinal statement, which has remained essentially unchanged since our founding. We believe and teach:

• The inerrancy of the Bible
• The tri-unity of the Father, the Son and the Holy Spirit
• The total depravity of man
• The necessity of salvation by grace alone through faith alone
• The coming earthly kingdom of Christ

The credential programs are designed to prepare primary and secondary level teachers in a residency-style environment, partnering students with veteran master teachers for hands-on classroom experience. Students learn from highly qualified, experienced professors, and current K-12 practitioners. Students can choose to accelerate their bachelor’s degree, completing it in three years, and completing the credential program in year four. While working as a teacher, credential program graduates can complete TMU’s online Master of Education in Teaching degree, in two semesters. In as little as five years, students can complete their undergraduate degree, earn their teaching credential, and obtain a master’s degree.