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Adult Education
The master of education in adult education encompasses a broad field including many interests and competencies and is not limited to a single discipline, institution, program, or agency. The overall purpose of this UALR graduate progam is to prepare present and future leaders for positions of responsibility in diverse educational contexts.
The fields of adult education include adult basic education,
general adult education, adult literacy, volunteer training, and in-service
education within a variety of organizations including community colleges,
vocational schools, business and industry, and government. Graduates
of UALR's program find positions as learning facilitators, training
directors, counselors, administrators, and curriculum specialists in
adult education programs.
The master of education in adult education is a rigorous
and intensive professional development experience. Its students are
committed professionals seeking to improve themselves, their work place,
their communities, and society. To accomplish this, an individualized
program of study is designed with each student, allowing for specific
interests, needs, and career goals, and meeting the needs of professionals
in any type of lifelong learning environment who wish to continue their
education at the graduate level.
The program may lead to Arkansas teacher certification
or may be tailored to meet other professional needs and goals.
Apply online for the Master of Education in Adult Education here.
The Master of Education in Adult Education requests that
applicants submit an Education Biographical Data Form.
This form is available online as an Adobe Acrobat (.pdf) document. Adobe
Acrobat documents require Acrobat Reader to view and print them. This
reader is available as a free download from the following website. http://www.adobe.com/products/acrobat/readstep2.html
A copy of the form is available here.
After the form is complete, mail it to the following address so that
it will be included in your file of application materials:
Dr. Charlotte Robertson
Department of Counseling, Adult, and Rehabilitation Education
2801 South University Avenue
Little Rock, AR 72204
For more information, contact: Dr. Charlotte M. Robertson at 501-569-8933 or e-mail: cmrobertson@ualr.edu.
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