Master in Teaching

The Master in Teaching (MiT) program is a full-time, cohort-based graduate education program designed to be completed in four academic quarters. With a focus on social justice and a community-responsive curriculum, new teachers enter the classroom prepared to inspire social change.

Community empowerment can begin in the classroom. Join a rigorous, hands-on program that focuses on the vital roles teachers play in their communities. With support from your faculty, cohort, and community mentors, you’ll be ready to make your classroom an influential learning community for all your students. You’ll learn how to produce a community-responsive curriculum yourself, broadening your understanding of the potential teachers have to empower students and support a participatory democracy through work both in and out of the classroom.

We live in a world that’s interconnected and in a state of continuous change. Education should reflect that. At Evergreen, you have the freedom to chart your own course and forge a brighter future for yourself and the world. College should be your time and space to dig deep and dream big. At Evergreen, we go beyond majors and minors. Here you can layer your interests and design your own degree, choosing from more than 60 fields of study. Or select one of 11 curated Paths of Study to achieve your goals.

Whether you build your own route or select a defined Path of Study, you will study interconnected subjects that reflect real-world complexity. Learn Biology and chemistry together, as they exist in the natural world. Explore a different country through its language, history, geography, and culture. Discover how the environment, art, and gender studies are all connected. Acquire an education that prepares you to think, create, analyze and solve problems.