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Degree Programs |
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Professional
Master in
Business Administration (MBA) |
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Master of
Science in Education or Education Specialist (Career
& Technical Education)
(CTE)
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Master of
Engineering (Open Enrollment)
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Civil Engineering
(M.S.) |
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Environmental
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Infrastructure |
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Electrical And Computer Engineering
(M.S.) |
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Computer Engineering |
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Industrial & Systems Engineering |
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Engineering Administration |
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Systems Engineering
(M.S.) |
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Master of Arts in Education
or Educational
Specialist
(Leadership And Policy
Studies) (Preparation Program For School Principals and
Supervisors) (Cohort) |
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Master of Science in
Education (Health Promotion)
(M.A.Ed.)
(Ed.S.)
(Open Enrollment) |
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Master in Information Technology
(Open Enrollment) |
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Master of Arts in Education or
Educational Specialist
Instructional Technology (Program For Practicing Professional
Educators) (M.A.Ed.)
(Ed.S.)
(Open Enrollment)
Online |
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Master of Arts in Political Science
(M.A.) (Open Enrollment) Online |
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Master of Arts in Education or
Educational Specialist
(Reading Specialist K-12) |
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There
are additional programs that you may be able to receive some of
the course work at the Virginia Tech Southwest Center and other
course work available on campus.
Interested in Just Taking a Class?
Virginia Tech’s Commonwealth Campus program permits persons to
enroll in graduate courses without seeking formal admission to a
graduate degree program based upon continuing education
interests. Teachers may also use these courses for
re-licensure credit. Instructor permission is
required for most courses, and they may also be taken while the
formal admission process to the graduate school is completed.
Evidence of receipt of a Bachelors degree from an accredited
institution is required. For more information see:
Students Not Seeking a Degree.
Contact: Penny McCallum,
pmcallum@swcenter.edu.
For more information contact the center or the
Graduate School at
www.grads.vt.edu or 276.619.4310. Current course offerings
can be found on the following website:
Schedule of Classes.
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Graduate
Courses and Other Learning Opportunities
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Agricultural & Extension Education |
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Career and Technical Education |
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Career and Transition – Vocational Special Needs (Add On
Endorsement) |
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Curriculum and Instruction |
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Horticulture |
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Information Technology Classes (CS, MSCI, ECPE,
ACIS) |
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Math |
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Political Science (PSCI) (On-Line) |
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New
Areas Each Semester |
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Institute for Distance and Distributed Learning (IDDL)
Virginia Tech offers numerous degree and certificate
programs outside the confines of the traditional campus setting. Through
various forms of network-based instruction, individuals can pursue their
educational goals at work, at home, or at extended-campus centers across
the commonwealth. A wide variety of individual credit and non-credit
courses are available through distance and distributed learning.
Students may use the flexibility of network-accessed courses to
accelerate their programs of study, to increase flexibility in their
schedules, and to pursue their education away from the Virginia Tech
campus.
You may visit the
website at
http://www.iddl.vt.edu.
Note regarding computer and communication
technology:
Virginia Tech students are all provided
with personal email accounts on the university's computer network. This
capability gives them access to the many electronic information,
database, and internet resources available through the universities
libraries system as well as access to the entire World Wide Web. It also
allows them to participate in the electronic communication, list-serves,
and material collections incorporated into many courses. This service is
currently free of additional charges when used at workstations in the
professional library or computer labs at the Southwest Virginia higher
Education Center. Students are encouraged to provide themselves with
separate internet access in order to access their Virginia Tech
electronic IDs and utilize these capabilities from remote location.
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