Master of Arts in History - History Education

MTSU's Master's in History Education is a great choice for secondary teachers seeking professional and academic development beyond licensure. The MTSU MA in History, History Education Concentration enables students to work closely with faculty mentors and offers excellent training in historical research, writing, and pedagogy. Our students can tailor their programs to suit their specific interests in many fields of history. Our departmental strengths in Environmental History, African American History, Russian and Soviet History, History of Science and Medicine, Women's and Gender History, and Warfare and Diplomacy offer a wide range of geographical and thematic options. In the College of Education, students can choose from specializations such as Curriculum Development and Educational Leadership to fulfill their professional development goals. Nationally recognized faculty, close mentorship, afternoon and evening class schedules, and affordable make our program a fantastic choice for full-time students and working professionals alike. The Master of Arts in History with a concentration in History Education requires completion of 33-48 hours (thesis) or 33 hours (non-thesis).

All applicants must hold a bachelor’s degree from an accredited university. GPA of 2.75 (Grade Point Average of 4.0 scale) required for admission. Submit all college/university official transcripts you have earned within the U.S.