Some classes will be delivered over the World Wide Web. Students and faculty will communicate on a regular basis via electronic mail. A cohort is a group of students who create their own learning community with resident and adjunct faculty from Oregon State University. One great advantage to learning in a cohort is the network you establish with other professionals that will increase your mobility across organizational boundaries for employment opportunities and career growth. 48 credits must be earned in an approved program of studies with a major in Adult Education.
Costs can vary by terms and year.
Inquiry strategies for analyzing organizational and individual training needs based on performance opportunities and discrepancies. Examine and evaluate instruments used for assessing basic educational needs of adult learners. Apply newly learned skills under the supervision and mentorship of a practicing professional. Issues related to the development, implementation and implications of education and training policy with emphasis on the analysis of policy intents and outcomes. The application of systems thinking in the design of college curriculum and workplace training programs.