Our undergraduate programs include 6-12 licensure program, which lead to initial employment (and licensure) in middle and high schools, as well as a program designed to provide the necessary workforce leadership and career skills needed to lead, educate and improve your profession. The media studies minor helps students to develop their technical and aesthetic skills. Our graduate programs include both K-12 master's licensure degrees for those seeking employment as a librarian, technology specialist, and school administration, and non-licensure programs preparing graduates for working in a digital media and communications.
Undergraduate Programs
Bachelor of Science Degree
Career and Technical Education
- Agriculture Education
- Business, Finance, and Information Technology Education
- Business, Marketing and Entrepreneurship Education
- Family and Consumer Sciences Education
- Technology, Engineering and Design Education
- Trade and Industrial Education
Workforce Leadership Development
Minor
Family and Consumer Sciences
Media Studies
Workforce Leadership and Development
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Graduate Programs
Master of Library Science Degree
Master of Arts Degree
Media, Technology, and Learning Design
Master of School Administration Degree
Graduate Certificate
Career and Technical Education
Digital Media Literacy
Instructional Technology Facilitation
Instructional Technology Leadership
International Leadership
Online Design, Communication and Engagement
Residency Licensure
A Residency License (RL) allows individuals to work as licensed teachers in North Carolina while they complete licensure coursework. Appalachian State University has developed graduate certificate programs to meet the Residency Licensure requirements. This department offers residency licensure for the following programs:
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