This program offers several unique opportunities to engage in a core body of knowledge and process, as well as advanced study in specific adult and continuing education programs and institutional settings. It also offers integration of adult education knowledge and expertise with the learner's professional experience. Some courses are regularly available during summer sessions and weekends, and through distance education technologies. The M.S. program reflects a minimum requirement of 30 hours of course work, including a thesis. In addition, all graduate students are expected to either pass the ACCE technology competencies through a testing out procedure or to attend a workshop at the beginning of their studies.
Further information is noted on the department's technology Web page .
Any course work taken prior to admission is subject to approval by the student's advisor for inclusion in the program.