Program Focus: English & Language Arts
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English for Speakers of Other Languages (ESOL)
Program Details Through this micro-credential, you’ll develop the knowledge and practical skills to: $34k ESL Instructor Estimated Entry Salary $48k ESL Instructor Estimated Median Salary Estimated salary and employment information based on labor market data provided by Career Concourse and is intended for informational purposes only. Actual salaries and employment outcomes vary based on factors…
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Professional & Technical Writing
What You’ll Learn You’ll develop practical writing and communication skills that can be immediately applied in the workplace. Coursework will help you learn how to analyze audiences and communication goals, conduct research, organize complex information, and present ideas in ways that are clear, concise, and accessible. You’ll also gain experience creating different types of professional…
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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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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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Teaching English to Speakers of Other Languages (TESOL) – Specialization in Young Learners
Program Details The TESOL – Young Learners certificate combines language education, child development, and practical instructional strategies. Your coursework will explore areas such as: Young learners need opportunities to practice a new language without fear of making mistakes. You’ll learn how to create engaging, supportive environments where children can develop English while feeling confident, included,…
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Teaching English to Speakers of Other Languages (TESOL) – Specialization in Adult Learners
Program Details The TESOL certificate combines language education with adult learning principles and practical instructional strategies. Your coursework will explore areas such as: Effective TESOL instruction isn’t just about teaching English. It’s about understanding why an adult is learning English, what they need to accomplish, and how instruction can help them reach that goal. You’ll…
