1.4k Master's in Teaching in North America

If you hold a bachelor’s degree in any field and want to make a difference in the lives of schoolchildren, the Bellarmine University Master of Arts in Teaching program is right for you. 

The M.A.T. Teaching - Family and Consumer Sciences from North Carolina Agricultural & Technical State University develops professional teachers for secondary schools and provides all requirements for licensure. 

The Master of Arts in Teaching - History Education at North Carolina Agricultural & Technical State University is designed for individuals who have a four-year college degree and desire a teaching license in the state of North Carolina. 

The Education - STEM Education (Grades K-8) programme at Walden University is a master level course designed for certified teachers. This public study mode degree focuses on enhancing K-8 instruction through scientific inquiry and technology. Students can complete the curriculum in approximately 15 months of dedicated study.

The Master of Education in Reading Program from Dallas Baptist University is a 30-hour, non-thesis program that includes a non-credit seminar at the conclusion of the certification program. 

Students seeking Alabama teacher certification should select biology as a first Biology Education (6-12) major and education as a second major at Troy University. Students should consult with their advisers concerning all certification requirements.

The Master of Arts in Teaching - Middle School (Grades 5-9) Certification Preparation at Lindenwood University will prepare you to become a certified content teacher for grades 5-9 in Missouri.

The Master of Arts in Teaching (M.A.T.) program at University of North Carolina Chapel Hill is designed for individuals wishing to teach elementary school (grades K–6) middle school (grades 6–8)/high school (grades 9–12) in the subject areas in math, science, English, or social studies, Special Education General Curriculum (grades K-12) or English as a Second Language (grade K-12). 

The Master of Arts in Teaching Early Childhood Education from Columbus State University is designed for individuals holding a bachelor's degree in a closely related field who wish to obtain a teaching certificate and master's degree in elementary education.

Are you an experienced educator interested in continuing your education? Or are you working in another field but hope to become a teacher? No matter your career goals, we have Elementary Education (Professional Licensure) programs to meet your needs at Bridgewater State University.

The Teaching - Secondary Mathematics programme at Eastern Michigan University is a master level course designed for initial teacher certification. This 37-credit curriculum is delivered in a public study mode, focusing on grades 6-12. It is ideal for graduates with a mathematics background seeking professional licensure.

The Teaching - Secondary Physics or Physical Science programme at Eastern Michigan University is a Master of Arts in Teaching (MAT) degree. This public study mode course prepares students for initial certification in grades 6-12. It is designed for those with a science background to gain professional teaching expertise.

The Arts in Teaching and Art Education program at Massachusetts College of Art and Design prepares students to earn an Initial Teacher License in Massachusetts, while also providing the Master’s level coursework requirements for a Professional Teaching License.  

The Teaching Literacy MSEd at St. John's University is a 30-credit postgraduate programme designed for certified teachers. Available on the Queens campus or via online study, this curriculum develops expert reading specialists through advanced methodology and clinical practicum experiences in a public setting.

The Adolescent Italian programme at The City University of New York is a comprehensive Master of Science in Education. This postgraduate degree offers flexible study modes, including online and hybrid formats, over a 36 to 48 credit duration. It prepares educators for professional certification in diverse school settings.

Teaching English as a Second Language from The College of New Jersey provides graduate level Programs leading to ESL Initial Certification, ESL Endorsement Certification, Bilingual Certification, and M.Ed. in TESL.  

University of Massachusetts Boston's School for Global Inclusion and Social Development, where the Vision Studies program is taught, is New England's only academic center for preparing teachers of students with visual impairment, orientation and mobility specialists, vision rehabilitation therapists, and assistive technology instructional specialists. 

The Learning Sciences MA program from Arizona State University proceeds from an understanding that learning happens in many places that include but are not limited to schools.

The Department of the Classics at University of Illinois at Urbana Champaign offers programs of study leading to the Master of Arts in Teaching of Latin. 

The Master of Arts in Teaching - Biology 6 - 12 degree from Christopher Newport University is designed for students who wish to become licensed teachers.