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grad_com An electronic newsletter from the
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Vol. 4, No. 1 |
June 2007 |
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The Process Registration: Grad
classes Starting
the count of seven years to complete a degree Form 1: Applying for admission to graduate
studies Completing
13-16 graduate credits after admission Form 2: Applying for candidacy in a
graduate degree program Taking
the written exam at the end of course work Form 3: Proposing a research
paper or thesis Doing
the work and writing the results Form 4: Applying for graduation Submitting
the research paper or thesis for review Form 5: Scheduling the oral examination Defending
your graduate work Diploma |
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This
month . . . · Continuing – Ins and Outs: Investigating Grad Programs The Department of Technological
Studies · Q&A: Question of the Month? |
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Featuring the Department of Technological Studies |
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The
degree… Master of Science degree in Technology/Career and Technical
Education – this degree focuses on the application of the specific study
and use of technology for students pursuing a degree in the areas of
technology education and career and technical education.
The
program options encompass the advanced study of educational methods,
technical processes, problem solving, and the application of leadership
skills in the educational environment. Preparation This degree requires an undergraduate
major in or minor in industrial technology, technology education, and/or
career and technical education. Competency Requirement Students
are expected to demonstrate proficiency in the application of industrial
technologies. Written Exam The
Technological Studies Department exam consists of three (3) research
proposals. The Thesis/Research
Paper… Students
must complete a Graduate Research paper with the help of their advisor. Note: This program is offered online. However, the student does
need to come to campus for their oral defense. |
Technological Studies has two degrees.
Industrial Technology: Sharpening the skills
of those in technological fields.
Technology/Career and Technical Education: Training new
innovators to carry on the tradition. |
The
degree… Master of Science degree in Industrial
Technology – this degree is for students pursuing a degree in industrial
technology, manufacturing, business, and enterprise quality leadership. This
program encompasses the advanced study of quality methods, technical
processes, problem solving, and application of leadership in non-educational
environments. The program provides graduate education for
non-teaching individuals and focuses on developing industrial technology and
quality leadership abilities and the application and analysis of techniques
in these areas. Preparation An undergraduate major or minor in
industrial technology is suggested, but other degrees may be appropriate
based on the applicant’s career history and interests. Competency Requirement Students are expected to demonstrate proficiency in the compute
application of statistics used in technology. Written Exam The
Technological Studies Department exam consists of three (3) research
proposals. The Thesis/Research
Paper… Students
must complete either a Graduate Thesis or Research paper with the help of
their advisor. Note: This program is offered completely online. However, the student does need to come to
campus for their oral defense. |
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Q&A: From the Technological
Studies Department?
A: Consult with
your graduate advisor and suggest names of graduate faculty members that you
have had classes or think would have interest in the area you are interested
in researching. Discuss
them with you major advisor. Then ask the faculty member if S/he will be on
your committee. Be
sure to find out if the faculty member will be available during the time you
are working on your final paper. Sabbaticals,
retirement, or major projects may limit the graduate faculty member's
availability.
If you have any questions that
you would like to ask of the Technological Studies Department, please
contact: William Brauer at:
218-755-2760 (wbrauer@bemidjistate.edu)
or the Technological Studies Dept at
218-755-2950. |
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