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Consider Asia in terms of specific transnational flows, and combines thematic content, language, and research to create a dynamic, self-designed certificate.

Gain hands-on experience in theatre production with foundational training and advanced study.

Prepare for instructional certification with curriculum that is fully aligned with the Pennsylvania Department of Education certification areas and offers hands-on, equity- and justice-focused learning experiences.

Experience a collaborative, inclusive learning community and excellence in theoretical and practical research and pedagogy in theatre arts.

This one-year MA in TESOL will give you attractive credentials to teach English as a second or additional language, particularly abroad.

Engage with a rigorous curriculum to develop a thorough foundation in the fundamentals of teaching.

Prepare for a rewarding career as a teacher with our Master of Arts (MAT) program in Foreign Language Education. From drawing up lesson plans to managing the classroom, the MAT program will provide you with a rigorous and thorough foundation in the fundamentals of teaching.

Gain a broad foundation for teaching  to developing the disposition, knowledge, and experience to thrive in diverse school settings.

Develop the tools to expand employment opportunities in teaching at the college and university level in theatre arts through a dynamic synthesis of teaching, practice, and scholarship.

Gain the skills and knowledge sought after by telecommunications equipment manufacturers, wireless providers, enterprise network users such as financial or pharmaceutical companies, and data center owners.

Prepare as a highly specialized teacher to serve the education needs of children who are blind or visually impaired nationwide.

Explore a specific field of interest in telecommunications or to update skills and competencies without pursuing a PhD.

Explore a critical, theoretical and hands-on path to attain a competency in crucial broadcast disciplines.

Combine the study of a European language with context of the transatlantic relationship, the history of colonialism, humanities and culture.