MAHE

MASTER OF ARTS IN HOME ECONOMICS

Graduate study through flexible Open Distance eLearning.

Program Overview

Develop expertise for professional and community leadership.

The Master of Arts in Home Economics (MAHE) program is designed to provide graduates with advanced knowledge and skills in various areas within the ambit of home economics. This program likewise prepares graduates for their complex roles in education, research, community service, policy-making, and entrepreneurship. Hence, enhancing their competencies improves work effectiveness and increases their efficiency as they participate in their communities of practice.

Curriculum / course information

CURRICULUM

CODE | DESCRIPTIVE TITLE | UNITS

CORE COURSES
HE 291 - Research Methods Applied in Home Economics (3 units)
HE 299 - Research Output Presentation and Publication (finished HE 291) (3 units)

MAJOR COURSES
HE 292 - Family Studies (3 units)
HE 293 - Technological Advances in Food Innovation and Development (3 units)
HE 294 - Operations Management in Craft and Apparel Industry (3 units)
HE 295 - Health and Wellness Education, Training, and Advocacy (3 units)
HE 296 - Management of Home Economics Projects (3 units)
HE 297 - Curriculum Development with Instructional Design Preparation (3 units)
HE 298 - Sustainable Livelihood Amidst Changing Environment (3 units)

MASTERS THESIS
HE 300-A - THESIS A (finished 75% of coursework) (3 units)
HE 300-B - Master's Thesis II (finished HE 300-A) (3 units)


CURRICULUM REQUIREMENTS TO FINISH THE DEGREE

CORE COURSES: 6
MAJOR COURSES: 21
MASTER'S THESIS: 6

MAJOR REQUIREMENTS:
* PASS THE COMPREHENSIVE EXAMINATION
* PROPOSAL DEFENSE
* FINAL DEFENSE
* PUBLICATION -(submission of proof of publication or notice of acceptance from a refereed or peer-reviewed journal)

TOTAL: 33