Programs

Graduate Programs
Deepen your understanding of American history through rigorous, document-based graduate study designed for working teachers.

Our Options

Teaching American History offers flexible pathways built for working educators — from full graduate degrees to certificates you can complete one course at a time.

  • Master of Arts in History (MAHG)
  • Master of Arts in Teaching History (MASTAHG)
  • Graduate certificates in American History and Civics
  • Dual enrollment qualifications for high school teachers
  • Non-degree enrollment for professional development

Our Difference

We believe teachers deserve graduate education that takes their work seriously. Our curriculum is built on primary sources and close historical thinking — the same approach you’ll bring back to your students. Courses are taught by leading historians, designed around lively discussion, and shaped by decades of experience working alongside K–12 educators.

Our Value

Graduate study is an investment — and there are real ways to offset the cost. TAH offers fellowships for qualifying applicants, and Madison Fellowships are available for exceptional teachers of American history and civics.

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