Master of Teaching

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The School of Education is proud to support future educators who are committed to equity and improving their communities through teaching and learning. Our Master of Teaching program prepares students for initial teaching licensure eligibility in Virginia. Students can choose from concentrations in early and elementary education, or secondary education (English, history/social studies, math and science).

RTR Residency Program

The RTR Residency program is an innovative graduate teacher residency that pairs residents with an experienced mentor for our most challenged schools in Richmond, Petersburg, Chesterfield and Henrico.

Student Teaching Requirements

All students pursuing the Master of Teaching program are required to complete requisite student teaching experiences. Please review our Teacher Preparation Application for more information on the requirements for practicum and student teaching. Interns and student teachers are typically assigned to public school teachers who have been trained as part of our Clinical Faculty Program. Learn more about this program.

Hear about the program from our students.

Program Concentrations

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Brandon Norris, Recruitment And Enrollment Counselor

Contact Brandon Norris with initial inquiries.

Sabrina Evans

Contact Sabrina Evans for RTR program application.

Contact Dr. Edmondson for biology education, chemistry education, earth science education, mathematics education and physics education concentration inquiries.

Contact Dr. Joan Rhodes for early and elementary education concentration inquiries.

Contact Dr. Collin for English education concentration inquiries.

Contact Dr. Reich for secondary and history/social studies education concentration inquiries.