Master of Arts
Overview
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Program Overview
Offered fully online with three on-campus sessions at USF's Tampa campus
The Master of Arts (MA) in Career and Technical Education is designed primarily for career and technical educators and related professionals such as career specialists who work directly with students in career-related programs in middle school, high school, technical center, and community college settings. The focus of this program is on improving instructional, curricular, and related competencies and the development of leadership skills.
100% Online
Program
No GRE Required
Enroll Full or
Part-time
Earn Your Degree
in Two Years
Program Features:
- New cohorts are admitted each fall semester.
- Delivered fully online and can be completed in a two-year period.
- Students attend three on-campus sessions each semester (hosted at USF's Tampa campus). These Saturday sessions allow students to network with peers and program faculty, become oriented about the content of their courses and program, make presentations, and engage in other activities required for courses.
Our Faculty
Instructors in our program have teaching experience in career and technical education programs at the local level as well as many years of experience offering graduate programs at the university level. Each of our faculty members is considered an expert in his or her respective areas of interest within Career and Technical Education and all have published, presented, and consulted widely.
Our Career and Technical Education faculty pride themselves in having a very student-friendly approach and stand by our mission that "we are here to serve students."
Curriculum and Degree Requirements
To view the degree plan and curriculum requirements for the Master of Arts in Career and Technical Education, please visit the USF Catalog.