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Fields of Study College of Education and Human Development

The College of Education and Human Development
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Work and human resource education

Formerly know as vocational/technical (or vo-tech) education, the work and human resource education program is for students whose professional roles are enhanced by coursework in adult education; agricultural, food, and environmental education; business and industry education; and human resource development.

This field of study attracts teachers, coordinators, supervisors, trainers, youth workers, community-based educators, extension educators, and others.

Program highlights

Licensure preparation: CEHD is one of only two places in the state where you can prepare for a license to teach in technical colleges and related high school programs.

National ranking: The program is offered by the Department of Work and Human Resource Education, ranked fourth in the nation for vocational education in U.S. News and World Report.

Program length: Attending full time (including summers) students often can complete the M.A. degree requirements in one calendar year.

M.Ed. in work and human resource education

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M.A. or M.Ed./professional studies?

M.A. in work and human resource education

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M.A. or M.Ed./professional studies?

Ph.D. in work and human resource education

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Ed.D. in work and human resource education

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