Technology and Engineering Education, MS
Level:
Master's Degree
Credits required:
30 credits
Cost per credit:
$488
Next start date:
May 6, 2024
Stand Out in Your Field
The technology and engineering education master's program is designed for professionals who want to improve their knowledge and skills in curriculum development, research methods, current educational theory, and evaluation and assessment. If you are working in an area of education requiring research and teaching in technology and engineering or career and technical education, this program is for you.
You will complete professional courses related to both technology and engineering education, as well as career and technical education. By working regularly with you chair and committee members, you will produce thesis research you can use in your current profession. All coursework can be completed online, and you will have regular access to team up with USU faculty members who have real-world experience.
The First Step is a Conversation. Talk to Michael.
Michael Pate
Graduate Program Director
(435) 797-0989
michael.pate@usu.edu
College: College of Agriculture and Applied Sciences
Department: Applied Sciences, Technology and Education
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A Degree with Potential
Graduates are generally teachers who wish to obtain a master's degree to increase their pay scale. With this degree in hand, you can get promotions in your current teaching job, or pursue a career in the technology and engineering industry.
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