Industrial Education Area, BS

Become an industrial educator in public or private schools.

DEGREE:

Bachelor of Science (BS)

DELIVERY:

Face-to-Face

LOCATION:

Morehead

TIME REQUIRED:

4 Years, Full Time

What You Can Do with an industrial education degree

Prepare for a career as a K-12 industrial education teacher or a career and technical education instructor. You’ll develop valuable skills like speaking, writing, teamwork, critical thinking, and professionalism. You can also choose to continue your education in graduate school.

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What You’ll Learn in the industrial education degree Program

Acquire skills to teach students about technology, computers, robotics and more. Receive instruction in science, technology and education courses.

What makes morehead state's program different

Our program has program tracks for Engineering & Technology and Occupation-based Career & Technical Education. Choosing the Occupation-based Career & Technical Education option will prepare you to work in Career & Technical Education (CTE) programs across Kentucky.

Admission to the industrial education program

Follow the standard undergraduate application process.

Students seeking teacher certification must apply for and be admitted to the Teacher Education Program (TEP). Additionally, to enroll in clinical practice and meet state certification requirements, students must maintain a GPA of 2.75 overall (in all coursework) and professional education courses, with no grade lower than a "C" in professional education courses.

program options

Learn to teach technical courses in areas like construction, information technology education, manufacturing technology, and transportation education. Apply teacher standards to 5-12 engineering and technology education, secondary or postsecondary occupation-based programs. Track emphasis includes economics and manufacturing processes.

COURSE REQUIREMENTS

Learn to teach technical courses in areas like engineering and technology education, health science education, manufacturing technology, media arts and transportation education. Apply teacher standards to 5-12 engineering and technology education, secondary or postsecondary occupation-based programs. Track emphasis includes classes in mathematics and technology in occupations, as well as knowledge of related subjects and manipulative skills in occupations.