Career and Technical Education/Postsecondary Administration Concentration
Program Requirements
Career and Technical Education/Post-Secondary Administration Concentration, MTE Program Checksheet
Includes:
- Major Courses
- Admission and Transfer Requirements
- Graduation Requirements
Why Choose Career and Technical Education Postsecondary Administration Concentration?
Improved career and technical education competency and refined instructional or administrative skills are the goals of the Master of Science degree program in career and technical education at Ferris State University.
Students eligible for admission to the graduate program must hold a bachelor's degree from an accredited college or university. When required, candidates should hold or be eligible for professional licensure, registration or certification to practice in the occupational specialty. Previous teaching experience is not a requirement. An admissions committee will review all application materials and recommend appropriate action. Upon admission to the graduate program, each student will be assigned a graduate advisor.
Career Opportunities
The program enables students to seek careers at the post-secondary education level, such as community colleges and Universities, in the area of administration. Typical positions that graduates are hired in are areas such as admissions counselors, financial aid officers, etc.
Advanced Educational Opportunities
Graduate students, who successfully complete the Master of Science in Career and Technical Education, are eligible to pursue their doctorate in education through a collaborative partnership between Ferris State University and Western Michigan University. https://www.wmich.edu/leadership/academics/ed-leadership/doctor/wed
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School of Education
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Ferris State University
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Big Rapids, MI 49307-2737
Telephone: (231) 591-5361