The master’s program in career and technical education (CTE) extends and improves the professional competencies of CTE teachers. Candidates interested in becoming certified as coordinators of diversified cooperative work-study programs may take the two related required courses: CTE 550 and CTE 555.
Advisement: Students are assigned academic advisers to plan programs based on individual needs and degree requirements. All courses should be selected by advisement.
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A New York State certificate for teaching a CTE subject.
In addition, all applicants should review the Admission to a Graduate Program section in this catalog.
This program is currently under revision. Contact the department for the most current information.
Required Courses (6 credits)
BUS 602/BUS 603 Curriculum Development and Planning in Business and Marketing Education
EDF 611 Evaluation in Occupational Education
Elective Courses (15–18 credits)
Select five to six courses from the following:
CTE 530 Career Education: Rationale, Nature, and Concepts
CTE 536 Contemporary Methodology
CTE 550 Organization of Diversified Cooperative Work-Study Programs
CTE 555 Operation of Diversified Cooperative Work-Study Programs
CTE 600 Contemporary Issues in Occupational Education
CTE 601 Supervision of Vocational Education
CTE 602 Administration of Vocational Education
CTE 603 Selected Topics in the Organization, Administration, and Supervision of CTE
CTE 604 Technical Project
CTE 606 History and Philosophy of Occupational Education
CTE 620 Structure of Occupational Programs
CTE 625 Interrelationships of Labor, Management, and Occupational Education
Research and Master’s Project or Master’s Thesis (6–9 credits)
BUS 601/EDF 689 Research Seminar: Occupational Education
CTE 690 Master’s Project
or
CTE 695 Master’s Thesis (6)
Total Required Credit Hours (30 credits)
All courses are 3 credit hours unless otherwise indicated.