Master of Education in Career and Technical Education

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 Career and Technical Education:

(See also the General University requirements for admission.)

Students earning the Master of Education (MEd) degree with a major in Career and Technical Education must satisfy all general University requirements for graduate programs and meet all financial obligations before a degree is awarded.

Core Course Requirements

Required

CE 500	Principles and Philosophies of Career and Technical Education	3
CE 510	Culture, Diversity, and Ethics in the Workplace	3
CE 540	Organization and Coordination of Career and Technical Education	3
ED 500	Research Applications for Career and Technical Education	3
	Or
ED 505	Research and Professional Communication	3
ED 510	Technology for Teaching and Training	3

Concentration and CTE Elective Course Requirements

In addition to the Career and Technical Education core, students must complete all coursework for one of the concentrations below, and additional CTE electives as detailed below.

Total Credit Hours: 15

Curriculum and Instruction Concentration

Curriculum and Instruction Courses (3 courses required):

CE 520	Curriculum Development	3
CE 550	Performance Analysis and Assessment	3
CE 620	Teaching and Training	3

Total Credit Hours: 9

Instructional Technology Concentration

Instructional Technology Courses (3 courses required):

ED 520	eLearning Design and Development I	3
ED 540	Technology Integration for Teaching and Training	3
ED 610	Technology for Educational Leaders	3

Total Credit Hours: 9

Leadership Concentration

Leadership Courses (3 courses required):

ED 530	Community Partnerships and Relations	3
ED 560	Mindful Leadership	3
ED 600	Industrial Management and Teambuilding	3

Total Credit Hours: 9

CTE Elective Course Requirements

In addition to the Career and Technical Education core and concentration requirements, students must complete 6 hours of additional electives from the choices below. Course options should be discussed with the faculty advisor.

Elective Courses (all courses are 3 hours except as noted):

CE 560	Course Construction and Evaluation	3
CE 580	Coordination and Supervision of Career and Technical Education	3
CE 600	Adult and Community Education	3
CE 610	Work Site Training and Development	3
ED 550	Learning Theory	3
ED 570	Competency-Based Education	3
ED 620	eLearning Design and Development II	3
ED 640	Creative Project	3 or 6
ED 650	Quality Improvement in Education	3

Students may also choose electives from the courses required in concentrations other than their chosen concentration. Elective course options should be discussed with the faculty advisor.

Total Credit Hours: 6

Total Credit Hours: 30