Business and
industry education
If you’re interested in office systems, accounting, marketing,
entrepreneurship, and international business, this area of study offers
exciting possibilities.
Completing
a program in business and industry education allows students to teach in
many settings: middle schools and high
schools, technical colleges, and business; or to offer technical and
administrative support in a variety of situations.
Program highlights
Diverse student population—Program participants come from
a wide variety of backgrounds, including technology, science,
training, and management.
National recognition:
The program is housed in
the Department of Work and Human Resource Education, ranked fourth
in the nation by U.S. News & World Reports.
Range of programs:
Students studying business and industry education can choose from a range of program
options, from initial licensure to a doctoral degree.
M.Ed./initial licensure in business and marketing education
Program overview
M.Ed./initial licensure in
industrial education
Program
overview
M.Ed. in business and industry education
Program overview
M.A. in
business and industry education
Program
overview
Ph.D. in
work and human resource education (business and
industry education concentration)
Program
overview
Ed.D.
in
work and human resource education (business and
industry education concentration)
Program
overview
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