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This degree program is especially designed for working
adults who wish to pursue graduate professional studies that
combine two or more disciplines. The MPS allows for the
development of professionally oriented programs that respond
to the dynamic needs of students working in or preparing for
rapidly changing professional environments and
expectations. In this program of interdisciplinary
graduate studies, students make connections between various
professional fields and traditional social science
disciplines.
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| MPS Core | 9 Hours | |
| PRST 5100: Issues & Ethics in the Professions (3HR) | ||
| PRST 5200: Globalization in the Professions (3HR) | ||
| PRST 5300: Research Methods (3HR) | ||
| Concentration: Training and Development | ||
| Concentration Common Core Courses (Choose 3 from Below): 9 Hours | ||
| PRST 5410: Evaluation of Learning (3HR) | ||
| PRST 5420: Organizational Needs Analysis (3HR) | ||
| PRST 5600: Statistical Analysis (3HR) | ||
| PRST 5770: Computer Based Decision Modeling (3HR) | ||
| Choose a Specialization: | 12 Hours | |
| On-Site Training | ||
| TECH 5105: Project Planning and Scheduling (3HR) | ||
| PRST 5460: Training and Development (3HR) | ||
| PRST 5470: Facilitation of Learning (3HR) | ||
| Any Unduplicated MPS Elective (3HR) | ||
| Distance Training | ||
| PRST 5430: Instructional Design for Electronic Training (3HR) | ||
| PRST 5440: Teaching Online (3HR) | ||
| PRST 5460: Computer-Based Instruction (3HR) | ||
| Any Unduplicated MPS Elective (3HR) | ||
| PRST 5998 | Culminating Professional Project | 3 Hours |
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Total: |
33 Hours
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