Career: Academic Advisor
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History – Minor in Education (Grades 6-12)
What You’ll Learn The History program gives you a broad understanding of the people, events, cultures, institutions, and ideas that have shaped societies over time. You’ll study history from multiple perspectives while learning to place events in context and understand the forces that influenced them. You’ll develop practical research skills as you work with primary…
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History – Public History Option
What You’ll Learn The Public History option develops your ability to research and understand history while teaching you how to share that knowledge with audiences beyond the traditional classroom. You’ll build a strong foundation in historical research, analysis, and interpretation while learning to work with primary and secondary sources. You’ll develop the ability to evaluate…
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History
What You’ll Learn The History program develops both your knowledge of the past and your ability to think critically about the information you encounter. You’ll study historical events, movements, cultures, and institutions across different periods and geographic regions. Through your coursework, you’ll learn to place historical events within their broader context and consider how different…
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English/Language Arts – Minor in Education (Grades 6-12)
What You’ll Learn The program gives you the opportunity to develop both subject-matter expertise and the educational knowledge needed to apply it in a classroom setting. Your English/Language Arts coursework will deepen your understanding of literature, language, writing, and communication. You’ll examine works from different genres, periods, and cultures while learning to analyze texts, conduct…
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English/Language Arts
What You’ll Learn The English/Language Arts program gives you opportunities to develop both a broad understanding of literature and language and the practical communication skills needed to use that knowledge effectively. You’ll examine literary works across genres, periods, and cultures while developing the ability to read closely and interpret texts from multiple perspectives. Coursework in…
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English
What You’ll Learn Throughout the program, you’ll develop a deeper understanding of literature, language, and culture while building practical skills that extend well beyond the classroom. Your coursework will challenge you to read closely, think critically, conduct research, construct persuasive arguments, and communicate your ideas effectively in both written and spoken forms. You’ll explore literary…
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Interdisciplinary Studies
Build the Degree You Need Start With Your Goal What do you want to accomplish with your graduate degree? Your career goal becomes the starting point for designing your program. You’ll identify the knowledge, skills, and expertise that can help you reach that goal. Connect Multiple Disciplines Interdisciplinary Studies allows you to look beyond the…
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Instructional Design
Program Details The Instructional Design certificate combines learning theory, instructional practice, technology, and practical application. You’ll explore areas such as: Instructional design isn’t about putting information into a course. It’s about understanding who needs to learn, what they need to accomplish, and how you can design an experience that helps them succeed. You’ll learn to…
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Technical Education: Technical Instructor Option
Program Details The Technical Instructor Option combines instructional preparation with practical application. You’ll explore areas such as: Knowing how to do something is only the beginning. A great technical instructor knows how to break complex concepts into understandable steps, demonstrate the right techniques, provide meaningful practice, and help learners build confidence. Please note: This program…
