Master of Science in Education: Adult Education/Human Resource Development
This page will provide information about the AHRD Master's program at James Madison University as well as provide users with a link to the Master's program website
About the Program
James Madison University's Master’s of Science in Education degree in Adult Education/Human Resource Development is designed for persons entering or advancing in positions associated with learning in education, business, industry, government, and other public and private sector organizations. The program is targeted to college graduates pursuing a career in the AHRD field, experienced AHRD professionals who want to expand their skills and enhance their career potential, and working managers and professionals in leadership roles where skills in developing and leading people have become critical to their organizations’ success. A major strength of the program is that it allows individuals to tailor their programs to personal and career needs and objectives.
Click here to see a list of the courses required to obtain an AHRD Masters Degree!
Click here to see a list of the courses required to obtain an AHRD Masters Degree!
Program Mission
The Adult Education/Human Resource Development Program’s mission is to prepare professionals to design, implement, evaluate, and lead appropriate interventions that promote learning, development, and performance improvement in settings where adults learn and work. In addition to delivering effective instruction, Adult Education/Human Resource Development professionals are also prepared to design methods to facilitate change and develop programs to enhance productivity and increase satisfaction for all employees.
Program Website
The AHRD website will provide you with more information about the requirements, goals, and assignments given to current students in the Master's program. It will give you and in depth look at the courses that each student must complete as well as elective options that students may choose to complete. The site also provides information about the professors who teach each course as well as a summary of each concentration available to students in the program. Please click here to view the AHRD website or click on the image below to visit the site.
Program information derived from 2013-2014 AHRD Handbook