Earn your Master of Arts in Teaching Online at MAT@USC!

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The USC Rossier School of Education’s MAT@USC offers current educators and aspiring teachers the prestige of earning a Master of Arts in Teaching degree from an elite research university with the convenience and flexibility of studying online. (Get full program information here) The program includes: highly interactive online learning combined with field-based experiences, tuition reimbursement program and scholarships for those who qualify, and an accelerated program you can complete in as little as 12 months.

At the USC Rossier School of Education MAT@USC, you can earn a Master of Arts in Teaching degree from an internationally renowned research institution with a 100-year history of educating teachers to be agents of change. The USC Rossier School of Education has been ranked #22 in the United States, and #9 among all private universities by US News and World Report and combines an innovative combination of highly interactive online learning with field-based experiences in your local area.

Master of Arts in Teaching students can pursue a course of study in the following: Multiple Subject Teaching, English, Mathematics, Science, or Social Studies. Courses in all disciplines are divided into four broad categories that provide students with theoretical foundations, teaching strategies and the practical experiences necessary to make a difference in schools across the country.

MAT@USC offers a "groundbreaking" tuition reimbursement program designed exclusively for MAT@USC graduates along with the opportunity to learn from distinguished USC faculty recognized for their contributions to modern education. As an online student, you will all receive full USC student status and benefits, participation in commencement ceremonies and free lifetime Alumni Association memberships, as well as, the opportunity to become part of the elite USC Trojan Family.

If your're looking for further your teaching career, you can get more program information and visit the MAT@USC Student Blog, to hear insights about the program from actual students!