2024-2025 Graduate Catalog
2024-2025 Graduate Catalog > College of Education > Graduate Degree Programs in the College of Education > Training and Development
The Master of Education (M.Ed.) with a major in Training and Development is tailored to the working adult and is the only graduate program of its type in Alabama. The Training and Development program is designed for professionals who work as trainers, instructional designers, and program managers in business, industry, education, military, government and non-profit organizations. The degree emphasizes the use of strategic communication and instructional design and technology in workplace training and development. Program completers will gain foundational knowledge of theories underlying best practices for adult learning and how to effectively apply this information in the workplace.
The online Master of Training and Development degree program provides the opportunity to explore the following:
Concentrations in Leadership and Human Performance focus on the knowledge and applied processes used to effectively lead and improve workplace performance and individual learning in organizations. Concentrations in Instructional Systems Design and Instructional Media Development provide the information and skills training to analyze instructional tasks; design and deliver instructional programs; and perform evaluative procedures on instructional products and services.
EACH STUDENT MUST ASSUME RESPONSIBILITY FOR KNOWING THE ACADEMIC REQUIREMENTS FOR THE DEGREE THAT IS BEING PURSUED.
Program components for the Master of Education degree with a major in Training and Development:
Students earning the Master of Education (MEd) degree with a major in Training and Development must satisfy all general University requirements for graduate programs and meet all financial obligations before a degree is awarded.
The Masters in Training and Development includes:
The Training and Development program concentrations include:
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Total Credit Hours: 9
In addition to the Training and Development core, students must complete all coursework for two of the concentrations below.
Total Credit Hours: 12
Total Credit Hours: 33