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Graduate Degrees

The Workforce Development Education program leads to two graduate degrees:

The M.Ed. degree in Workforce Development Education is Web-based. Masters (M.Ed.) graduates often become higher education teachers or administrators, agency directors, private instructors, marketing consultants, and Human Resource Development personnel, enjoying the wealth of professional opportunity available to them. They are taught to design and deliver education to adult learners in a wide array of settings, from colleges or classrooms in business and industry, to general education development and English as a second language programs in a local community. For more information about an M.Ed. Degree in Workforce Development Education, please contact Dr. Kenda Grover, Coordinator of Graduate Student Recruitment and Relations, (479) 575-2675.

Undergraduate Degree

WDED programs also include a Bachelor of Science in Education degree in Human Resource Development. The B.S.E. in Human Resources Development (HRD) is a degree-completion option designed for working adults. It accommodates adults who cannot leave their communities in order to attend the University of Arkansas to complete a baccalaureate degree. The goal of the program option is to provide organized learning focusing on facilitating change, improving job performance, and fostering personal development for working adults in order to enhance the individuals and the organizations in which they work. The option is designed for adults currently in the workforce with at least five years of work experience. Prospective students should have completed or be very near completion of the General Studies requirements. For more information about the degree in HRD, please contact Mr. Phil Gerke.

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