Teaching

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2024 Teacher of the Year Hannah Park in a classroom

Program at a Glance

Degree(s)

Master of Arts in Teaching

College(s)/School(s)

College of Arts and Humanities College of Natural and Behavioral Sciences College of Social Sciences

Department(s)

English Fine Art and Art History History Mathematics Modern and Classical Languages and Literatures Molecular Biology and Chemistry Organismal and Environmental Biology Performing Arts - Music

In our Teaching program, transform lives daily as you learn to plan, deliver, and assess instruction in a nurturing learning environment. Our comprehensive five-year plan allows you to earn a bachelor's degree and a Master of Arts in Teaching (MAT), accredited by CAEP and recognized in 48 additional states. Join our educational community, receive rigorous training, and engage in practical experience to become an exceptional educator. Unleash your passion, inspire the next generation, and shape the future through the art of teaching.

Degree Requirements

MAT students select an endorsement area from one of the following:

  • Art (Visual Arts) PK - 12
  • Biology 6 - 12
  • Chemistry 6 - 12
  • Elementary PK - 6
  • English 6 - 12
  • English as a Second Language PK - 12
  • History and Social Science 6 - 12
  • Mathematics 6 - 12
  • Music - Choral
  • Music - Instrumental
  • Physics 6 - 12
  • Spanish PK - 12

Required courses are based on area of endorsement. Consult the graduate catalog for more information.

Course Catalog

Career Options

  • Elementary School Teacher
  • High School Teacher
  • Special Education Teacher
  • English as a Second Language (ESL) Teacher
  • College/University Professor
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