Specialist Science Training

The SPECIALIST Science Training Program provides STARFLEET Sciences members with the opportunity to pursue more focused study in a variety of scientific disciplines. Science membership is required before beginning specialty studies, and all Intro to Sciences courses must be completed beforehand. Certification in each specialty is available upon submission of a completed Science Training Record through the Training Submission Form.

Before you begin: Once you have completed a Specialist course, submit your training information to STARFLEET Sciences so your accomplishment can be recorded.

Training Submission Form

Available Specializations

Select a specialization below to open its syllabus and begin working toward certification.

Investigate the origins, evolution, distribution, and possibilities for life throughout the universe. View Syllabus

Study the mapping, measurement, and representation of planets, stars, and other objects across the cosmos. View Syllabus

Explore stars, planets, galaxies, and the observations and principles used to understand the universe. View Syllabus

Examine living organisms, their structures and functions, and the biological processes that shape life. View Syllabus

Explore ecosystems and the relationships between organisms, their habitats, and the larger natural environment. View Syllabus

Explore the scientific and technical principles used to design, build, test, and improve systems and technology. View Syllabus

Investigate insects, their biology and behavior, and the important roles they play within ecosystems. View Syllabus

Explore the application of scientific methods and analytical techniques to the examination and interpretation of evidence. View Syllabus

Study marine organisms, ocean ecosystems, and the complex relationships between life and aquatic environments. View Syllabus

Explore mechanics, machines, energy, and the engineering principles behind the design and operation of mechanical systems. View Syllabus

Investigate microscopic organisms and their structure, behavior, environments, and effects on other forms of life. View Syllabus

Study matter, energy, motion, forces, and the fundamental principles that describe how the physical universe behaves. View Syllabus