Social and Psychological Foundations of Education

About

This micro-credential is a two-course sequence that provides graduate students and community members with program planning and grant writing skills. This micro-credential, offered 100% online, will provide graduate students from Buffalo State and across SUNY important and marketable skills in program planning and grant application writing. This micro-credential is a stand-alone enhancement of academic and skill-based knowledge graduate students and community members. Both courses in this micro-credential role directly into the Adult Education M.S. degree program.

Admission Requirements

Adult Education M.S. students will seek to complete this micro-credential as part of their graduate degree program. In addition to being an appropriate micro-credential for all education majors, the Grant Writing micro-credential is a good fit for Multidisciplinary Studies majors, Public Administration majors, Higher Education majors and Creativity Studies majors.

• Open to graduate students from any major and/or non-matriculated students.
• There are no prerequisite classes for either course in the micro-credential program.
• A 2.5 undergraduate degree GPA or a 3.0 graduate GPA is required.
• No specialized skills are required for enrollment.

To apply for this microcredential, please contact the Adult Education Program at: adulteducation@buffalostate.edu

Required Courses (6 credit hours)

Both required courses are offered 100% online asynchronous.

ADE 625: DESIGNING AND EVALUATING PROGRAMS FOR ADULT LEARNERS 3 (spring semester)
ADE 660: GRANT WRITING FOR EDUCATION 3 (summer session)