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Interdisciplinary Studies

What You’ll Learn Because Interdisciplinary Studies can be tailored to your individual goals, your coursework will depend on the areas of study you choose to combine. As you develop your academic plan, you’ll have the opportunity to build knowledge across multiple disciplines while developing skills that connect those areas. Rather than studying subjects in isolation,…
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Religious Studies

What You’ll Learn The MA in Religious Studies goes beyond learning about particular religions. You’ll develop transferable skills that can serve you well in graduate school and the professional world. You’ll learn to: $30k Religious Worker Estimated Entry Salary $41k Religious Worker Estimated Median Salary Estimated salary and employment information based on labor market data…
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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…
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Technical Education: Secondary Instructor Option

Program Details The Secondary Instructor Option combines educational preparation with practical experience designed to help you become an effective secondary educator. You’ll explore areas such as: Secondary education can be a turning point in a student’s life. You’ll learn how to make learning relevant, engaging, and connected to the possibilities that await students after graduation.…
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Technical Education: Military Instructor Option

Program Details The Military Instructor Option combines education and instructional preparation with a focus on practical application. You’ll explore areas such as: In military environments, instruction has a purpose: prepare people to perform. You’ll learn how to connect what learners need to know with what they need to be able to do—creating instruction that is…
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Technical Education: Instructional Design Option

Program Details The Instructional Design Option combines educational theory, design principles, technology, and practical experience. You’ll explore areas such as: Anyone can put information on a page or screen. Instructional designers ask a more important question: How can we help people actually learn it? You’ll learn how to answer that question by combining research, creativity,…




