The Family and Consumer Sciences Education (FACS) major prepares candidates to lead diverse teaching and learning experiences for middle and high school students in both occupational and non-occupational programs, as well as for adult and Extension education programs. Throughout the program, hands-on experiences help candidates develop and apply the teaching skills they gain in the classroom. The undergraduate FACS Education program offers two pathways, with specialized plans of study and Master's degree options to meet various professional goals.

Graduate Programs in Family and Consumer Sciences Education

• Master's Degree in FACSNDSU’s Master’s program in FACS Education is available entirely online.
  • M.S./M.Ed. in FACS EducationDesigned for current educators pursuing personal and professional growth, courses are offered in synchronous and asynchronous formats year-round, facilitating timely degree completion.
  • Great Plains IDEA ConsortiumThe GP/IDEA consortium connects students with prominent FACS programs across the United States. NDSU is a founding member of this initiative. For more information, contact Dr. Mari Borr or visit the GP/IDEA website.

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