Programs of study may be designed to meet the individual needs of the student. Courses may be selected that lead to advanced teacher licensure in agriculture or an emphasis in extension education leading to advancement in careers in the Cooperative Extension Service. Additional specialization in the student's teaching or extension field is provided through a minor or advised elective courses. A number of the courses are Internet-based. All master's degree programs require a total of 36 credit hours.
Minors are optional but, if selected, require a minimum of nine credit hours.
The multidisciplinary doctoral programs in occupational education is administered by the department and offers a specialization in agricultural and extension education. Contact the Director of Graduate Programs for details. Other financial aid is available on a competitive basis from the Graduate School. 501 Foundations of Agricultural and Extension Education. AEE 521 Planning Programs in Agricultural Education.