Master of Arts in Teaching (MAT)
Master of Arts in Teaching (MAT)

Become the Teacher Who Makes a Difference
Do you remember the teacher who changed your life? The one who saw your potential, sparked your curiosity, or helped you discover what you're capable of? Now it's your turn to be that teacher.
The Master of Arts in Teaching (MAT) program is an online program designed to prepare
career changers or recent graduates who hold a bachelor's degree in a content area
outside of education and wish to become licensed teachers. This intensive graduate
program combines advanced coursework in education theory and pedagogy with classroom
experience, preparing candidates to become effective, reflective educators.
Why Choose UHC's MAT Program?
Fast-Track to the Classroom - Complete your master's degree and earn your teaching license completely online in 36-42 credit hours in 2 years.
Learn by Doing - Our hands-on approach means you'll graduate confident and classroom-ready.
Expert Mentorship - Work alongside experienced educators who are invested in your success. Small cohorts
ensure personalized attention and lasting professional relationships.
Your Journey Starts Here
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Program Offerings
UHC offers the following programs in the Master of Arts in Teaching Program:
- Elementary Education (Grades 1-5)
- Middle School Education (Grades 4-8) (English, Mathematics, Science and Social Studies)
- Secondary Education (Grades 6-12) (Business, Biology, English, General Science, Mathematics, and Social Studies) (ESL add-on)
- Special Education Mild/Moderate (Grades 1-5, 4-8 and 6-12)
- All Levels (Grades K-12) (French, Spanish, and Health & PE)
Master of Arts in Teaching - Elementary Education (Grades 1-5) Curriculum Guide
Master of Arts in Teaching - Special Education Mild/Moderate (Grades 1-5) Curriculum Guide
Master of Arts in Teaching - Special Education Mild/Moderate (Grades 4-8) Curriculum Guide
Master of Arts in Teaching - Special Education Mild/Moderate (Grades 6-12) Curriculum Guide