The graduate program offers the Master of Science and Doctor of Philosophy degrees in Continuing and Vocational Education. Based in scholarship and practice, the graduate program in continuing and vocational education focuses on formal and informal learning throughout the life-span related to adult roles in work, family, leisure, and community life. Faculty, support staff, and students, as well as colleagues from related departments and visiting scholars, form a dynamic, intercollege unit that is multidisciplinary in nature. Research, teaching, and outreach of the department are organized around the core educational areas of history and philosophy, leadership, teaching and learning, program development, evaluation, and systematic inquiry. Both the master's and Ph.D. degrees may also be granted with an emphasis on family and consumer education.
Admission is competitive.
Please contact the program for specific application procedures and deadlines.