Master of Arts in Science Teaching

Deepen knowledge of content and enhance classroom practice through a focus on research-based teaching strategies that make science accessible to learners. The Master of Arts in Science Teaching (MAST) degree is designed to meet your needs as a professional science educator. The program is fully online. Whether you want to increase your knowledge of pedagogy or science content in order to improve your practice or you are interested in becoming a leader in your school or district, we are here to help you. The MAST degree is designed for: Secondary (middle or high school) science teachers pursuing advanced knowledge in the profession. Secondary science teachers preparing for leadership roles such as secondary curriculum, instruction or professional development specialists, department heads, etc. International science educators interested in extending their knowledge and skills through engaging in the American school system. The program is designed to be completed in two years on a part-time basis. A thesis or final project is required to complete the program. The program does not lead to certification.

Admission requirements Individual program admission requirements over and above admission to NAU are required. Experience in K-12 science education. Personal statement