Career: Workforce Trainer
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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,…
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Technical Education: Early Instructor Option
Program Details The Early Instructor Option provides a blend of academic knowledge and practical experience designed to prepare you for work in educational and child-focused environments. You’ll explore areas such as: Knowing what research says about learning is important. Knowing how to put that knowledge into practice is just as important. The Early Instructor Option…
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Educational Studies
Program Details The Educational Studies curriculum provides a broad foundation in education while giving you opportunities to connect your coursework to your individual interests and career goals. You’ll explore areas such as: Your career goals may not fit neatly into the traditional definition of a teacher—and your degree doesn’t have to either. Educational Studies gives…
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Training & Development
Program Details Today’s training professionals need to understand both people and organizations. They must be able to identify skill gaps, design effective learning experiences, use technology strategically, and demonstrate the value of development initiatives. The M.Ed. in Training & Development has four concentrations, of which students are required to choose two: Through this program, you’ll…
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Career & Technical Education
Program Details Effective career and technical education requires educators who understand both the classroom and the workplace. Develop Skills In: Through this program, you’ll learn how to evaluate workforce needs, develop relevant educational programs, support diverse learners, and build relationships with employers and community partners. $59k Career & Technical Ed. Teacher Estimated Entry Salary $63k…
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Management
Program Details Business doesn’t happen in a single department. Successful organizations need professionals who understand how finance, marketing, operations, technology, people, and strategy work together. The Management program gives you that big-picture perspective while building the skills to make informed decisions, solve problems, communicate effectively, and lead others. With a broad curriculum, you can explore…
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Human Resource Management
Program Details Human resource management is about much more than hiring and paperwork. Today’s HR professionals help organizations attract and retain talent, develop employees, navigate workplace challenges, strengthen organizational culture, and align people strategies with business goals. The Bachelor of Science in Human Resource Management provides a broad business foundation while developing the specialized knowledge…
