EDU 6204 — The Foundations of Higher Education

5 semester hoursGraduateLecture

Offers students an opportunity to obtain a foundation to understand the structure, governance, and operations of institutions of higher education in the United States. Students examine peer-reviewed articles, study the rules and methods through which scholarly works are developed, and begin to apply research findings to real problems and issues in higher education. Through critical evaluation, interpretation, and uses of published research, assesses higher education’s complex organizational structure. Examines how these constructs are subject to today’s environmental, financial, technological, and competitive pressures; considers how higher education may implement innovation; and analyzes strategies for adaption. Offers students an opportunity to learn to use an ePortfolio to document their development as scholar-practitioners.

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EDU 6218, EDU 6219, EDU 6222, EDU 6224, EDU 6319, EDU 6329, EDU 6332

Courses that list EDU 6204 in their prerequisites.

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Official catalog (EDU course descriptions) · All EDU courses · Plan it at numap.app

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