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Ohio Writing Project
The Master of Arts in Teaching is an innovative degree designed for working K-12 teachers. The 32-hour program is centered on writing pedagogy, practical literacy strategies, and teacher research. Teachers enrolled in the MAT program select from a combination of on-campus, online, and hybrid workshops and complete a final research project under the direction of faculty advisors and OWP mentors.
Curriculum and Courses
- ENG 622 Teaching of Writing
- Teacher Resource Courses
- Final Research Project
At Miami, there is something for everyone.
Admissions Requirements
Valid K-12 Teaching License
At least one year of teaching experience Bachelor’s Degree from an accredited school
This experience (the MAT) was liberating and empowering. Being a part of OWP gave me my teacher voice and allowed me to be an advocate for my teacher peers in my district and for myself when I have challenged the status quo. This program has made me aware of the research that I do constantly and has encouraged me to document and reflect so that I can share it with others.
Hannah Rust
Had it not been for OWP, I may have left teaching two or three years ago. I’ve gained so many professional relationships and friendships through the MAT program. I not only have more confidence in myself as a teacher, but also as a writer.
Bernadette Wayne
I feel confident as a professional now and more of an expert in my field!
Carrie Geers
ADMISSION AND FUNDING
This is Where Your Journey to Miami University Begins
Explore what it means to be a graduate student at Miami University, where students prepare to go anywhere and everywhere. We’ll be here to help every step of the way as you prepare for college admission, enrollment, and success.