Master of Arts in Teaching - Technology Education

The Master of Arts in Teaching (MAT) for teachers of Technology Education (Technology, Engineering, and Design) provides teachers with an initial license. This online program complies with INTASC, CAEP, and the North Carolina Department of Public Instruction, and the standards of achievement for 21st Century learners. This program will prepare graduate students to provide instructional leadership and to capably deliver technology education to the public schools.

Teacher Education Licensure: Completing this master’s degree and obtaining a teaching license are separate processes. Admission to this master’s program does not guarantee admission to the Teacher Education Licensure program. To be recommended for licensure, candidates must first be formally admitted to the Teacher Education Licensure Program. Failure to complete the Teacher Education admission requirements during the first semester of enrollment may result in the student’s inability to register for certain required courses. Applicants and current students should review licensure requirements within the Department of Educator Preparation or visit the College of Education for guidance on specific requirements.

Specializations (or Careers)

• Secondary Educator

Admission Requirements

To be eligible to apply for the MAT degree, you must have:

• BS or BA degree from a Regionally Accredited College or University
• Minimum overall undergraduate GPA of 2.80
• Well-written Statement of Purpose
• 3 recommendations
• 24 semester hours of coursework in a technical area with grades of C or better

Program Requirements