Master of Arts in History with Concentration in Education
The Master of Arts in History with a concentration in education (non-certification) is designed specifically for secondary teachers interesting in earning an advanced degree, gaining credentials sufficient for offering dual enrollment credit or serving as an adjunct professor, and developing the knowledge and skills that come with studying the past.
Master of Arts in History with Concentration in Education
Classes are offered in a blended format, both on campus and online, at times convenient for working teachers. The program is designed to allow educators the flexibility to continue their teaching career while earning their master’s degree.
A total of 36 graduate hours consisting of 18 hours in history courses and 18 hours in education will qualify graduates to teach both adjunct classes at the college level and dual enrollment courses at the high school level.
History Master for All Tracks
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- Elective Courses
- Elective Courses
- Major Courses
- Education Courses
| Elective Courses |
|---|
| HI 505 Civil War and Reconstruction |
| HI 507 Jacksonian America |
| HI 509 The Civil Rights Movement |
| HI 525 World War II |
| Major Courses |
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| HI 601 Seminar in Early American History |
| HI 602 Seminar in Modern American History |
| HI 603 Seminar in Mobile and Gulf Coast History |
| Education Courses |
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| TE 504 Introduction to Exceptional Children OR TE 509 Strategies for the Inclusive Classroom |
| TE 510 Curriculum Development |
| TE 511 Contemporary Issues in Teaching |
| TE 519 The Law and the Schools |
| TE 520 Evaluation and Research in Education |
| TE 597 Evaluation of Teaching and Learning |
Program Benefits
- Convenient schedule designed for classroom educators
- Qualify to teach dual enrollment high school classes & adjunct college classes
- Increase teaching salary with master’s level degree
Your Dream Job Awaits!
History Department Chair
Adjunct College History Instructor
Dual Enrollment High School Teacher
Researcher/Historian
“The Master of Arts in History with concentration in education is ideal for current high school teachers seeking master’s level credentials. Topics include World War II, the Civil War, the Civil Rights Movement and Jacksonian America, as well as seminars in early and modern American and local history.”
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