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The Master of Arts in Teaching—with concentrations in math, science and teaching Chinese language and culture—is designed to develop the knowledge and skill of reflective practitioners for a variety of disciplines in a variety of educational settings.
Math and Science
Due to university restructuring, we will be revising the Master of Arts in teaching program (math & science) in its current form to accommodate a broader array of content areas. While this is exciting news, we unfortunately will be postponing admission to the MAT 2018 cohort. At this time, our goal is to open for the 2019-2020 academic year.
Chinese as a Second Language
This program focuses on teaching Chinese as a Second Language. Candidates will earn a Michigan K-12 certificate in teaching Chinese language and culture. The program, which lasts for 20 months, includes four field experiences, culminating with a 15-week internship in a school setting.
Applications for the Masters of Arts in Teaching Chinese as a Second Language are accepted on an ongoing basis.
Admissions
Applicants are asked to include some program-specific information, with a summary for these requirements found below:
- Teaching: secondary mathematics teacher education requirements
- Teaching: secondary science teacher education requirements
- Teaching: Chinese as a Second Language teacher education requirements
Applicants are encouraged to bookmark this information for quick reference while working through the graduate application process.
Application assistance may be obtained by contacting Emily Morrison.
Coordinators
- Math and Science: Amy Bentz, program coordinator
- Chinese as a Second Language: Moi Mooi Lew, program coordinator
Courses
Math and Science - Courses from the Graduate catalog
Chinese as a Second Language- Courses from the Graduate catalog