Program Overview
MA in Teacher Education
Course Map
Overview
The BYU Masters in Teacher Education is a part-time, research-based program that will help you meet your potential as an educator through:
- Educational opportunities and mentoring to support your development and expertise in teaching and learning
- An introduction to educational research with exploration of literature to understand and critically think about complex educational issues
- Cultivation of a deep understanding of educational processes, practices, and issues that connect to advocacy, equity, and a development of content expertise
- Working toward becoming producers of knowledge through the research process
Prerequisites
- 3.0 total GPA
- Accredited bachelors degree in area of early childhood, elementary or secondary education, or related field
- 1 year of teaching practice (preferred)
Application Documents
- Transcripts from all colleges or universities attended
- 3 letters of recommendation
- Letter of intent
- Ecclesiastical Endorsement
- Resume
How to Apply
The MA in Teacher Education Program admits applicants only every two years. Application is completed online at Graduate studies.
International Applicants
Required English Proficiency Test: https://gradstudies.byu.edu/admissions/english-proficiency
Because our program is a part-time, summer intensive program, international students will be required to take additional credits to maintain their full-time status. Information regarding university policies on full-time status can found at the following link: https://gradstudies.byu.edu/academics/full-time-status
International Student Services: https://iss.byu.edu/
Graduation Requirements
- 33 major credit hours (minimum)
- Research-based thesis required
- Final Oral Examination
- College and Graduate Studies ETD Approval