Graduate students in education register in the Graduate College and receive their degrees from that college.
Graduate programs are available in the following areas of study.
The M.A.T. program is designed for academically superior liberal arts graduates who completed few or no professional education courses in their undergraduate program. It is a nonthesis program of at least 42 semester hours. The program leads to a master's degree and licensure as a secondary teacher in the fields of English, foreign languages, and science education. The College of Education offers a Master of Arts with or without thesis. The nonthesis program usually provides more specialized course work than does the thesis program.