Master in Teaching

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Degree Requirements:

I. Prerequisites

Competency in Mathematics (elementary only)
Competency in Technology
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II. MIT Requirements

57 TEED credits, including:

Choose one of the following two courses:

III. Other Requirements

Elective (3)

Minimum credits required for degree: (60)

MIT Additional Information

Certification

The university recommends a student who has successfully completed an approved program to the Office of the Superintendent of Public Instruction which issues the appropriate certificate.

Special Education Endorsement

Students completing the 60 credit MIT program may apply up to 6 credits towards an educational specialist degree or the endorsement-only special education graduate program at Seattle University by completing the following courses:

3 credits of TEED 5010 /TEED 5012 /TEED 5021 /TEED 5022 satisfy SPED 5400 .
3-credit MIT elective in Special Education.

Reading Endorsement

Students completing the master in teaching program may apply up to 15 credits toward the post-master’s certificate/ literacy specialist prerequisites and required courses and the endorsement in reading by completing the following courses:

Prerequisites:

6 credits of TEED 5012 satisfy EDUC 5150 and EDUC 5110 /EDUC 5120 .

Required courses:

4 credits of TEED 5021 satisfy LITC 5250 and the 1 credit elective.
MIT elective in Literacy (3 credits) can meet a literacy course requirement.

ELL Endorsement

Seattle University offers a 24-credit ELL Endorsement.

There are two pathways for earning this endorsement. The first is to complete 24 post-baccalaureate credits through the College of Education’s Professional Learning Department. One cohort is offered beginning in June each year.

The second pathway is only for students enrolled in the MIT program. MIT students have an opportunity to apply 15 graduate credits from the MIT program to this endorsement: 12 general/program credits and 3 elective credits. The 9 additional credits required for this 24-credit endorsement are offered through the College of Education’s Professional Development and Continuing Education Department. These 9 credits are post-baccalaureate credits and cannot be applied to a Seattle University graduate degree.

Admitted MIT students interested in applying the 15 graduate credits to this endorsement must complete the additional required 9 post-baccalaureate credits prior to beginning the MIT program. Course progressions are offered twice a year, beginning in June and January. Courses offered beginning in June are held evenings during the summer. Courses beginning in January are offered nights and Saturdays. Students accepted into the MIT program will be sent information about how to enroll in this endorsement path.

For more information contact the Professional Learning Office at 206.296.2147, email: ContinuingEd@seattleu.edu or log onto www.seattleu.edu/coe.