This graduate program blends English content and instructional methods for students seeking teacher licensure and a master’s in about four to five semesters. Focused on literature, writing, and adolescent literacy, it prepares graduates to teach English language arts effectively in middle and high school.
This M.A.T. program equips students who hold a degree to earn licensure and a master’s while building skills in contemporary math pedagogy. Coursework emphasizes diversity, technology, adolescent development, and innovative instructional approaches to prepare you to teach mathematics to grades 7–12.
This graduate M.A.T. prepares students with a bachelor’s degree to earn teaching licensure and a master’s while specializing in science areas such as chemistry, life science, earth science, or physical science. The program typically takes four to five semesters and combines subject content with professional education courses to ready graduates to teach science in grades 7–12.
Designed for future social studies teachers, this program enables students with a bachelor’s degree to complete a master’s and teacher licensure in about four to five semesters. It blends content knowledge with methods and pedagogy focused on secondary social studies classrooms (grades 7–12).
Enhance your teaching practices to support your culturally and linguistically diverse students. This program is designed for current educators to explore the critical theory of literacy and the latest research.
The Department of Teaching, Curriculum, and Educational Inquiry has been authorized to nominate a limited number of persons for graduate assistantships, subject to the approval of the Graduate School. These assistantships are awarded to students by the Graduate School upon the nomination of the Department.
