Master of Arts in Career and Technical Education
The degree is designed for secondary or post-secondary educators of trade-related programs or persons in an industry seeking a program that includes training techniques, safety, and technical courses. This program may be completed entirely through distance education. The program is also designed for students who wish to acquire an advanced-level teacher license in career and technical education or to add a career and technical area to a current teacher license of another area.
Admission Requirements
Applicants must meet the admission requirements of the Graduate School.
30-36 credits
Professional courses: must complete 15 credits
| BED 620 | Improvement of Instruction with Technology | 3 |
| BED 693 | Philosophy, Organization, and Administration of CTE | 3 |
| CTE 622 | Instructional Materials and Strategies for Improvement of Instruction | 3 |
| CTE 625 | Problems and Issues | 3 |
| CTE 692 | Managing Work-Based Learning Programs | 3 |
Research methods requirements
12-18 credits of directed electives with program advisor approval
Total Credit Hours: 30-36