A series of career awareness exploration and preparation experiences will be developed by the graduate students. These experiences are developed to assist instructors in encouraging their students to select and prepare for their respective careers. As such, the Masters of Arts in Industrial Education program focuses on developing cooperative teaching relationships with other professional educators and colleagues. These relationships will help to continually revitalize individual teaching and technical skills. A formal Plan B paper related to the practicum and internship coursework will document changes and the effectiveness of educational programs.
Courses focus on the student's technical specialty with prior approval of the adviser.
Students must complete an approved Plan B paper and a minimum of 30 semester hours of approved graduate credit. The Master of Arts in Industrial Management and Technology is designed to provide opportunities for initial or continued professional development for individuals in the occupational areas of industrial supervision, industrial management, industrial production, or industrial technology. Admission Requirements To be admitted to study on this degree, the student must meet the general requirements for admission to the College of Graduate Studies. This program is open to students with undergraduate degrees in all related fields. The student must write a thesis or two graduate file papers.