
Baldwin Wallace University's STEAM Education Certificate program is designed for educators who want to integrate Science, Technology, Engineering, Arts, and Mathematics into their teaching. This program is suitable for classroom teachers, librarians, and leaders of out-of-school programs. The curriculum emphasizes creative, hands-on, project-based learning, fostering collaboration through interdisciplinary projects. Through this program, you will develop the skills to design prototypes, create digital media, and find innovative solutions to real-world challenges. The certificate provides 9 graduate-level semester credits, which can be used for teacher licensure renewal, salary advancement, and professional development requirements. It also offers gifted HQPD hours for eligible educators. The program aims to build a regional network of diverse educators, strengthening STEAM literacy and preparing a skilled workforce for future challenges.
The program is delivered in a hybrid format, combining three in-person meetings per class with online coursework. The certificate consists of 9 credits, completed over two semesters.
The STEAM Education Certificate enhances your professional qualifications and opens doors to various educational roles and advancements. Graduates will be better equipped to lead and innovate in their respective learning environments.
Admission to the STEAM program is a selective and competitive process.
Tuition amounts are based on the 2026-27 academic year. Out-of-state residents should contact the BW admission office for specific tuition inquiries.
You need a bachelor's degree from a regionally accredited institution and should demonstrate a strong academic background with proven experience in an educational setting.
For out-of-state residents, the estimated tuition for the 9-credit certificate program is $5,589, calculated at $621 per credit hour.
The program consists of 9 graduate-level semester credits and is designed to be completed over two semesters.
The application deadline for the Fall 2026 start is January 1, 2026.
The program is delivered in a hybrid format, combining three in-person meetings per class with online coursework.
This certificate can enhance your qualifications for roles such as a classroom teacher integrating STEAM, a librarian developing STEAM programs, an out-of-school program leader, or a community educator.