Bachelor of Education (Hons) in Physical Sciences

About this course

The Bachelor of Education (Hons) in Physical Sciences prepares graduates to teach physics and mathematics. It is delivered by the Faculty of Education at Horizon Campus over four years and eight semesters, with 120 credits, and is based on the Sri Lankan school curriculum with reference to international teacher education practice. The professional strand covers philosophical, psychological and sociological foundations of education, teaching methods, comparative education, guidance and counselling, classroom management, child rights, curriculum theories and research methods. The subject strand combines mathematics modules such as calculus, differential equations, linear algebra, statistics and numerical methods with physics modules including general physics, waves and optics, electromagnetism, electronics, modern physics and thermodynamics, supported by laboratory sessions. Year four brings teaching practice and a portfolio, followed by a dissertation. The campus says the degree suits prospective teachers, serving teachers and education managers working in state and non-state institutions.