Graduate Certificate Programs

The Graduate Certificate in Academic Advising
This program is a 15-credit-hour certificate program offered in partnership with the National Academic Advising Association (NACADA). This certificate prepares students for positions as academic advisors in college and university settings.

Classroom Technology Specialty
This specialty, available in both Elementary and Secondary Education, offers a 15-hour KSU Graduate School Certificate and transcript endorsement. Courses follow the National Board of Professional Teacher Standards Licensure model and use International Society for Technology in Education Teacher and Student standards in order to align technology use with curriculum outcomes to support student achievement.

To enter the Classroom Technology specialty an educator must have a current teaching certificate, classroom teaching experience or the equivalent, regular access to a computer, word processing application experience appropriate to grade level, access to the Internet, and e-mail. For more information contact Rosemary Talab, talab@ksu.edu.

Teaching and Learning
This program is a 20-credit hour curriculum that provides graduate level professional course work in education leading to teacher licensure in the following subject areas: Agriculture (6-12), Art (PK-12), Biology (6-12), Business (6-12), Chemistry (6-12), Earth & Space Science (6-12), Family & Consumer Sciences (6-12), Mathematics (6-12), Modern Language (PK-12), Music (PK-12), Physics (6-12), and Speech and Theatre (6-12). For additional information, contact Lawrence Scharmann, lscharm@ksu.edu.