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The Department of English at IU South Bend is pleased to announce
two master's degree programs – the
Master of
Arts in English and the
Master of
Arts in Teaching English.
What are the
MA
and
MAT programs?
The
Master of Arts and
Master of
Arts in Teaching are 36 credit hour programs offering
training in the production, analysis, and teaching of literary
texts. The MAT provides a more specialized option for certified
teachers seeking additional credentials. Full-time students may
complete the program in two years. Adjusted courses of study are
available to part-time students.
What are the benefits of an MA or MAT degree?
These advanced degree programs offer a life-enriching
continuation of intellectual study. They foster the further
development of skills valued by current employers, including writing
and analytical skills, and specialized knowledge in areas such as
textual analysis, computer-assisted writing, literacy studies,
pedagogy, research, and editing. The degrees also lead to employment
opportunities teaching English in the schools or community colleges,
working in the service and information industries, the news media,
advertising, public relations, and in other corporations requiring
writing specialists.
What are the admission requirements for the MA/MAT
program?
Applicants for the program must have:
- a bachelor's degree in English or in a closely related field
from an accredited institution.
- an undergraduate GPA of at least 3.0.
- (for MAT candidates only) a teacher's certificate from
Indiana or another state in the US .
- (for international applicants only) TOEFL scores.
Please note: a candidate who does not meet all of the
requirements listed above may apply for special-student status.
Applications:
MA/MAT Program Information:
IUSB Resources:
Safety and Security Notice:
At Indiana University South Bend the safety and well being of all
members of our campus community is a primary concern. In compliance
with the Jeanne Clery Disclosure of Campus Security Policy and Crime
Statistics Act, the University publishes an annual security report
that includes information about its services, crime prevention
strategies, crime reporting policy, procedures & responses, access
to campus facilities, enforcement & arrest authority of campus
police officers, and campus crime statistics for the most recent
three year period. The report also contains information on the
University’s policy on alcohol and other drugs, and on other
security related University policies. The information and service
report is available on the web at
http://www.iusb.edu/~sbsafety/clery.shtml.
A hard copy of the report is available by writing to Indiana
University South Bend, Safety & Security Department, 1700 Mishawaka
Avenue, Associates Building Room AS101E, South Bend, IN 46634-7111.
The printed report may also be obtained by calling the department at
574-520-4499, or by stopping by the office.
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Apply now! Applications are reviewed
as received. For more information about
the MA/MAT programs, email
sbeng@iusb.edu.
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