At the completion of either option, the candidate will defend work in an oral examination. The examining board will consist of the student's graduate committee and any other interested faculty. In addition, a written comprehensive exam covering all course work taken during the program of studies may be required. The Division of Vocational Education is a coordinating unit which provides direction concerning vocational education matters in the areas of business education, marketing education, home economics, and trade and industrial education. The division coordinates all curriculum and program designs for the bachelor's and master's degrees in these areas.
Personnel are available for consulting on vocational matters whenever their expertise is needed.
This activity is subject to university policy. All students enrolled in any of the programs for which the Division of Vocational Education serves as coordinator will be enrolled in the College of Applied Science and Technology. The following courses have been approved by the State Department of Vocational Education and the State Board of Education for the professional certification of trade and industrial teachers. For more information about the ETSU Masters of Science in Technology program, please contact Dr. Dennis Coffey , Technology Graduate Coordinator or Dr. Keith Johnson , Technology Department Chair. Please contact the WebMaster if you find any problems with this page or its hot-links.