M.S. In Career and Technical Education

Upon completion of the 30-hour program, you will earn a Rank II and Teacher Leader Master's designation as well as the Teacher Leader Endorsement. All certifications are required to take 15 hours of core courses in addition to the 15 hours of required for specialization or endorsement. If you would like more information about the program, please download the advising guide or speak to your advisor.

The mission of the College of Education and Human Services is to prepare future leaders, advocates, and practitioners through authentic, engaging, and student-centered academic programs for successful careers that positively impact communities.

The College of Education and Human Services represents an outstanding blending of the best in both formal and non-formal education programs. From elementary education to social work, from interdisciplinary early childhood education to communication disorders, from school counseling to criminal justice (to name only a few), this college has so much to offer our students and community. The synergy of our faculty and staff yields an abundance of remarkable offerings for our students! We invite you to view our web pages for additional information about all of our programs or to arrange a personal visit with faculty in Alexander Hall and John W. Carr Hall. Let us help you get to know us better!