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Teacher Education Graduate Program
The Master of Teacher Education program is tailored to working professionals and supports the development of teachers at all levels and curriculum areas. It is a two-year evening and summer-intensive program, resulting in a Master of Arts (M.A.) degree. The curriculum is both theory and practice based. Course work is completed on the Brigham Young University (BYU) campus.
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| Cohort learning groups. Candidates enter as a cohort, allowing for reasonable class sizes and the opportunity to build relationships with other professionals. | Testimonials |
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Coursework. The courses enhance candidates’ abilities to work with both children and teachers and to promote democracy in schools. It is designed for teachers who desire to improve their class material as well as for those who are preparing for advanced studies. |
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| Two-year program. Candidates complete the scheduled evening and summer course work and thesis during a two-year period. | Testimonials |
| Designed for teachers. The courses are offered in the evenings and during the summer, allowing candidates to continue their professional assignments while completing the program. | Testimonials |
| Three focus options. Currently, candidates may choose one of three specialty areas: Literacy Education, Teacher Education, or Integrative STEM (Science-Technology-Engineering-Mathematics). |
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| Financial assistance. Financial assistanct to qualified graduate students is available. Details about financial assistance is available to students once they have been accepted into the program. | Testimonials |