Community and Workforce Education
The Bachelor of Arts in Community and Workforce Education is designed for students interested in non-licensure teaching and training, instructional design, and community and workforce program development careers.
The 120-semester credit hour program is offered in a hybrid class format at UA’s main campus location through the LeBron James Family Foundation School of Education within the Buchtel College of the Arts and Sciences.
Graduates with this degree will be able to pursue careers in both corporate and non-profit organizations with roles such as:
- Instructional Designers
- Program Managers
- Teaching & Learning Specialists
- Workforce & Community Education Coordinators
Our Faculty
- are innovative and interactive
- win teaching awards
- use multimedia technology to enhance classroom learning
Akron Advantage
Specialized Centers
Partnerships
- Akron Public Schools I PROMISE School
- Choose Ohio First Scholarship Program: STEM (not sure this will apply to students in this program)
- National Inventor's Hall of Fame STEM Middle School (Akron Public Schools)
- The EXL Center for Community Engaged Learning
Student organizations
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