Master of Arts in Teaching (M.A.T.), Gifted Education & Equitable Instruction
Whitworth's gifted education programs equip you to identify and respond to the needs of high potential learners from diverse backgrounds, empowering all students to experience success. Enjoy the benefits of a respected university with the freedom of high-quality, online classes taught by field experts. Whitworth's gifted education program is designed to help you develop effective instructional strategies and curricular solutions to meet the academic and social emotional needs of gifted learners in ways that equitably challenge and serve all learners in the classroom. You’ll study research-based instructional techniques and practices, gain a better understanding of different program services that support student growth, and develop differentiated curriculum that engages highly capable learners and enhances engagement for all students.
Cohort Model
- Available entirely online; some courses may be available on campus.
- Whitworth is the only university in Washington with a master's degree in gifted education.
- Learn from nationally recognized faculty who are experts in the field.
- Complete your degree in just two years.
| Degree Snapshot | |
|---|---|
| Credits | 34 |
| Average Completion Time | 2 years |
| Class Format | Online; some courses available in person |
| Cost Per Credit | $665* per credit (financial aid & scholarships available) Ask about our discounted tuition. Apply now for $500 off your first course! |
| Application Deadline | Applications are due four weeks prior to the start of the semester in which you plan to enroll. Fall Term Start | Apply by first week of August Jan Term Start | Apply by first week of December Spring Term Start | Apply by first week of January Summer Term Start | Apply by third week of April |
*Tuition for the 2024-25 academic year
