Master’s in Teaching

Inquiry and Stewardship

The Master’s in Teaching (MIT) allows students to concurrently pursue a master’s degree and an elementary or secondary teaching certificate. WSU provides certification (endorsements) for individuals to teach either at the elementary level (K-8) or in certain subject areas at the secondary level.

The MIT program is cohort-based, forming a supportive network. The program consists of a wide range of pedagogy course work. Depending on the student’s focus (elementary or secondary education), these courses may include literacy, social studies, science, math, reading, health, fitness, or fine arts methods. Students also study diversity in schools and society, educational technology, the social context of education, and research-based effective practices. When successfully completed, the MIT program results in a master’s degree and teacher certification. Therefore all MIT students complete both certification and graduate research courses.

About our program

Here’s a basic overview of our program, admission requirements, and application process.

Elementary Education (grades K-8)

Secondary Education (grades 5-12)

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Niamh O'LearyGraduate School Coordinator
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