Adult education
The college's
programs in adult education prepare educators to work in community schools, county or state programs,
recreational settings—anywhere adults come to seek further knowledge and life enrichment
opportunities.
Adult educators help students learn to apply skills they already have in new
ways. They teach every subject imaginable—reading, English as a second language,
computer use, foreign languages, international studies, writing, or art.
Program highlights
Career
options:
Graduates leave the adult education program prepared for a
broad range of career possibilities in both the public and private
sectors.
Multiple locations:
Most of the college's adult education programs are also
offered at
the University's Rochester campus.
Range of programs:
Students studying adult education can choose from a range of program
options, from certificate to licensure to a doctoral degree.
Certificate
in adult education
Program
overview
Licensure and additional teacher licensure in adult basic
education
Program
overview
M.Ed. in
adult education
Program overview
M.A. or
M.Ed./professional studies?
M.A. in
work and human resource education (adult education concentration)
Program overview
M.A. or
M.Ed./professional studies?
Ph.D. in work and human resource education
(adult education concentration)
Program overview
Ed.D. in work and human resource education
(adult education concentration)
Program overview
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