Graduate Certificate: Engineering Education
Overview
This certificate program provides joint mentorship from College of Applied Studies and College of Engineering faculty members. Students who plan to apply for university teaching positions after graduation need to be competitive in a market that demands good teaching as well as good research. The engineering education certificate will give WSU graduates a competitive edge.
Certificate Requirements
The Engineering Education certificate consists of 12 graduate hours.
- CESP 820 Learning Theory & Instruction (3)
- CESP 811 Principles of Measurement and Program Evaluation (3)
- CI 816 Advanced Methods: Developing Critical and Creative Thought (3)
- CI 816A Internship: Developing Critical and Creative Thought (3)
Admission Requirements
When applying for admission to the Engineering Education certificate:
- Students must be Wichita State University engineering graduate students in good standing either in a degree-bound program or in nondegree, Category A status. Students should contact the Graduate School to determine if they need to apply for admission to this status, or need to reactivate their enrollment file. Students who have not completed graduate coursework at Wichita State University will need to apply for admission to degree status or nondegree, Category A status in an appropriate area of engineering, by submitting an application to the Graduate School.
- An official transcript from each school attended must be sent directly to the Graduate School.
If you are a current Graduate Student either admitted to a degree program or non-degree category A status, please fill out the Declaration of Intent to pursue a certificate.
Application Process
You can view the progress of your admission status by navigating to Step 5 here. Click here for information on how you will be notified of your admission decision.
Background Check Requirement
Upon admission and prior to their first semester, all students admitted to the Counseling program must clear a criminal background check. Click here for instructions.