Engineering Education

This research guide introduces the degree programs that UTSA offers in engineering education, and offers resources for research on the subject.

M.S. in Engineering Education

The Master of Science (M.S.) in Engineering Education is a 30-credit-hour program created by the Klesse College of Engineering and Integrated Design and the College of Education and Human Development. It integrates research and practice through collaboration between the two colleges. The program offers both thesis and non-thesis options.

See the graduate catalog for a full description and a list of required courses.

Graduate Certificate in Engineering Education

The Graduate Certificate in Engineering Education is a 9-credit-hour program offered as a collaborative effort between the Klesse College of Engineering and Integrated Design and the College of Education and Human Development. The program will have an emphasis on engineering curriculum development, instruction, and assessment methods to support student learning outcomes. It covers history and attributes of different engineering fields. The proposed program also promotes the integration of mathematics and science in the context of engineering.

See the graduate catalog for a full description and a list of required courses.

Araceli Martinez Ortiz PhD is the Program Director and Graduate Advisor of Record for engineering education at UTSA. She can be reached at 210-458-7052 or at araceli.ortiz@utsa.edu.