Master of Arts in Education

STEM Concentration
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Empower the Next Generation of Innovators

Are you ready to inspire students in the critical fields of Math, Science, and Technology? TTI’s Master’s Degree in STEM Education, offered through Woodmont College, is a flexible, career-focused pathway designed to help educators master up-to-date instructional methods, improve student outcomes, and achieve professional and financial growth.

About the Program

A degree in STEM opens new pathways for educators to reach their students in essential subjects. This program is specifically designed for the working educator, providing the tools to plan efficiently and assess outcomes using modern pedagogical techniques.

Through our partnership with Woodmont College, students enjoy a high-quality academic experience that fits their personal schedules. Because the program is asynchronous and self-paced, you have the power to accelerate your degree or extend your timeline based on your individual needs.

Program Highlights

  • Self-Paced Learning: Courses run for 12 weeks, but the flexible format allows you to move at your own speed.
  • NY MST Grant Eligible: Schools with teachers holding this certification may be eligible for the New York MST Grant, which helps fund teacher salaries.
  • Immediate Grant Eligibility: NY Teachers holding a BA in Education or a STEM field can become eligible for the MST grant as soon as they begin the Master’s program.
  • Capstone Excellence: The program culminates in a comprehensive 6-credit Capstone course, allowing you to apply your learning to real-world educational challenges.

Where Can Your Degree Take You?

STEM skills are in higher demand than ever. This concentration prepares you for leadership roles in:

  • Middle and High School Math & Science Departments
  • Educational Technology Coordination
  • Curriculum Development
  • Private and Charter School STEM Directorships

Beyond the classroom, this degree provides a significant advantage in the New York educational landscape, qualifying your school for salary-supporting grants and advancing you on the professional pay scale.

Ready to Get Started?

With our rolling admissions policy, there’s no need to wait. Applications for our inaugural February 2026 cohort are now open. Take the first step toward your STEM specialization and professional advancement today.

TTI Admissions: 877-RING-TTI

Frequently Asked Questions

What are the admission requirements?

Incoming students must hold a Bachelor of Arts (BA) or a Bachelor of Talmudic Law (BTL) from an accredited institution.

How does the "Self-Paced" model work?

Each of the 10 courses is scheduled for an 12-week block. However, because the content is asynchronous, you can complete the requirements faster if your schedule permits, or work with faculty to extend your timeline.

What is the NY MST Grant?

The New York MST Grant is designed to help non-public schools pay the salaries of qualified Math, Science, and Technology teachers. By completing this program, you (and your school) can become eligible for this funding.

Is this program suitable for the Jewish community?

Yes. Like all TTI programs, this master’s is designed with the sensitivities and schedules of our community in mind. The asynchronous format ensures you never have to worry about scheduling conflicts with Yom Tov or family commitments.

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