The Master of Arts in Adult Education is designed as a mid-career or career transition program for the design, management, and delivery of adult learning in community, industrial, or educational settings.  This program began in 1994 as a 15-hour concentration within the Master of Education degree, and became a Master of Arts degree in 2005.  The proposal at hand maintains the core of adult learning and development while allowing a structured flexiblity for mid-career learners to concentrate in one of three areas:
continuing education, homeland security, or technology administration.
                             


MA In Adult Education Homeland Security Concentration Course Checklist

MA In Adult Education Homeland Security Course Rotation

 

For more information on how to apply, please visit NSU Graduate School.