Although the University does not offer the Master of Divinity degree, students working toward the M.A. in Religion may transfer up to 30 semester hours to partially fulfill the degree requirements for the M.Div. at participating seminaries. Students should check with the division of Religion for specific information concerning transferring credit. For specifics relating to the M.A. in Religion degree refer to the Academic Catalog. The Master of Education is designed to enhance the preparation and leadership of individuals within the education profession and those entering teaching. The focus of the Master of Education is cirriculum and instruction.
Students engage in academic and professional studies focused on teaching and leadership.
Professional emphasis areas include business, elementary education, English, English as a Second Language, history, industrial technology, psychology, reading educational administration, and science. For specifics relating to the Master of Education degree refer to the Academic Catalog.