We'll show you how to think like a problem-solver, a leader, and give you hands-on experiences to prepare you for tomorrow's workforce, or to inspire and teach others the skills they’ll need to shape the world.
Students have hands-on opportunities to work with experts who have industry and professional experience. Students can start careers of giving back by learning how to teach technology, engineering, or vocational subjects in middle schools, high school, or trade and technology education centers. The trade skills programs offered at the College of Agriculture and Natural Resources prepare students to find meaningful careers and create positive impacts on the world.
Technology and Engineering Education
“I want to be a high school teacher of electronics and circuitry, maybe a little bit of drafting. There are a lot of options with this major, so I can do woodworking or welding too.”You will have the opportunity to be instructed by award winning professors. Class sizes allow for a lot of personal one-on-one learning"
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