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This work describes the application of management theories in STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics) education systems. Two chapters examine STEM education on the K-12 national level and one chapter focuses on the higher education institutional level. All chapters are based on comprehensive research. Thus, it will appeal to teachers, school principals, researchers, graduate students, government policymakers, and all practitioners who care about STEM education in schools, academia and government. In each chapter, SWOT (Strengths, Weaknesses, Opportunities, and Threats) analysis is used as a managerial strategic tool for the examination of factors that focus either on internal circumstances (strengths and weaknesses), or external ones (opportunities and threats).

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STEM Teachers´ SWOT Analysis of STEM Education: The Bureaucratic-Professional Conflict

SWOT Analysis in Academia: How to Turn the Disciplinary vs. Cross Disciplinary Dilemma into Quality STEM Education

Research-Practice Partnerships in STEM Education: An Organizational Perspective

Epilogue: SWOT Analysis of STEM Education: How Can the World Benefit?

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