The Bachelor of Education (B.Ed.) in Physics Education – Earth Science (6–12) at Liberty University combines foundational teaching theory and subject-specific science instruction to prepare aspiring middle and high school educators. This licensure-track degree equips students with the pedagogical tools to teach foundational science topics—from astronomy and thermodynamics to electricity, optics, and earth science—in engaging, student-centered environments. Ideal for those passionate about both science and mentorship, the program supports individuals with analytical minds, strong communication skills, and a drive to inspire the next generation through innovative instruction. Designed for flexibility and regional access, students complete structured practicum hours and a full semester of student teaching at an approved site near them. Graduates can pursue education roles in public, private, or homeschool settings, as well as online and blended classroom environments. Example careers include middle school or high school science teacher, curriculum coordinator, instructional coach, math and science intervention specialist, or private tutor. Aligned with Virginia licensure requirements and accredited by CAEP, this degree empowers future educators with the classroom readiness and expertise needed to impact lives and shape the future of science education.