Master of Education - Studies in Lifelong Learning (Non-thesis)

The Masters programs in Studies in Lifelong Learning prepare students with knowledge and skills to take leadership roles as lifelong educators. Graduate students benefit from small classes, knowledgeable instructors, hands-on experiences, and an exciting curriculum. Whether they are interested in supporting learning in formal education institutions, families, communities, or workplaces, students find the program rich, engaging, and pertinent. Students come from many different educational and workplace backgrounds. The common denominator is that they are interested in how learning occurs across the lifespan. Often they are currently involved or would like to become involved in teaching other adults. A graduate degree in lifelong learning will provide students with a wealth of academic knowledge and research that will be effective in the workplace, and best-practice methods for sharing information with others, and more - including: • Understand the process of learning across the lifespan

• Design educational programs (workshops, seminars, curriculum) • Strategies for teaching effectively • Improved communication skills • Increase your capacity for creativity