Graduate Program
Students in the AEE graduate program who specialize in Agricultural Communication (M.S.), Agricultural Education (M.S., M.Ed., Ph.D.) or Extension Education (M.S., M.Ed., Ph.D.) earn degrees in Human and Community Resource Development.
Agricultural Education in the Public Schools is one of the specialization areas in the Department's graduate degree in Human and Community Resource Development. This specialization provides greater depth in teaching and learning, program development, and curriculum development at the Masters level, strengthening the pedagogical foundation as agriculture teachers. The doctoral program prepares students in the fundamental aspects of agricultural education, preparing them to teach undergraduate courses in teacher education and beginning graduate courses.
Extension Education is another specialization area in the Department's graduate degree in Human and Community Resource Development. M.S. (Thesis), M.Ed. (Non-thesis), and Ph.D. programs are offered with an Extension Education specialization. This specialization provides a strong foundation for current and future Extension educators in Extension program development and management, non-formal youth development, leadership and administration. Many graduates of the program now serve in Extension administration and leadership roles nationally and internationally.
The Agricultural Communication program offers a master's degree option in Agricultural Communication. More information can be found at Agricultural Communication Graduate Program.
For more information regarding the Agricultural and Extension Education graduate program, please contact the chair of the Department's Graduate Studies Committee.
In addition to the required courses in the Human and Community Resource Development major, graduate courses unique to Agricultural Education in the Public Schools specialization include:
- AGR EDUC 621: Curriculum Development (3 credits; Summer Quarter--odd years)
- AGR EDUC 622: Continuing Education in Agriculture (3 credits; Winter Quarter)
- AGR EDUC 641: Occupational Experience in Agricultural Education (3 credits; Summer Quarter)
- AGR EDUC 642: Youth Organizations (3 credits; Summer Quarter)
- AGR EDUC 770: Evaluation (3 credits; Winter Quarter)
- AGR EDUC 812: Teacher Education (3 credits: Autumn Quarter--even years)
- AGR EDUC 831: Teaching and Learning Agricultural Education (3 credits; Winter Quarter)
In addition to the required courses in the Human and Community Resource Development major, graduate courses relevant to the Extension Education specialization include:
- AGR EDUC 642: Youth Organizations: 4-H (U/G; 3 credits; Spring Quarter Even-numbered Years)
- AGR EDUC 643: Youth Program Management in Non-school Settings(U/G; 3 credits; Spring Quarter Odd-numbered Years)
- AGR EDUC 723: Strategic Planning in Agricultural and Extension Education (3 credits; Winter Quarter Even-numbered Years)
- AGR EDUC 795.02: Problems and Issues in Agricultural and Extension Education (U/G; 3 credits; Spring Quarter Even-numbered Years)
- AGR EDUC 795.02: Problems and Issues in Volunteerism (U/G; 3 credits; Winter Quarter Odd-numbered Years)
- AGR EDUC 795.03: Leadership Development (U/G: 3 credits; Winter Quarter Even-numbered Years)
- AGR EDUC 795.04: Seminar Program Development (U/G; 3 credits; Spring Quarter Odd-numbered Years)
Research Methods Graduate Minor
Schedule of Research Series Courses
Ph.D. Advising Guide
Associateship Application (pdf)
Graduate Scholarships
For Potential Graduate Students
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