Tailored to classroom teachers, this master’s program supports teachers in improving practice, fulfilling roles for educational improvement in schools and districts, understanding complex educational issues, and pursuing advanced scholarship.
The BYU Masters in Teacher Education is a 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
Accredited bachelors degree in area of early childhood, elementary or secondary education, or related
field
1 year of teaching practice, (preferred)
The MA in Teacher Education Program admits applicants only every two years. Application deadlines are
Feb 1 on even years with classes starting the following June.
