The Higher Education Administration program is designed to enhance leadership skills and prepare students for executive, administrative (business administration, academic affairs, and student affairs), academic support, and faculty positions.
Master of Arts (Online)
The master's program is designed to enhance leadership skills and prepare students for administration positions within college and university settings.
Features
- Online graduate program
- Part-time or full-time enrollment options
- Courses can be taken from any geographic location
- Flexible program of study
- Synchronous online courses
- Courses taught by full-time faculty and administrators
Career Placement
- Alumni have been placed in executive, administrative (business administration, academic affairs, admissions, enrollment management) and student affairs (student success, residence life, and student engagement) positions as well as nonprofit and policy organizations, and in doctoral programs.
- According to the U.S. Bureau for Labor Statistics, higher education administration jobs are projected to grow 7% between 2018 and 2028, faster than average for all occupations.
- Higher education administrators work at colleges, universities, community colleges, and technical schools.
Doctor of Education
Features
- Hybrid graduate program with options for online and face-to-face courses
- Part-time or full-time enrollment options
- Flexible program of study
- Synchronous online courses
- Courses taught by full-time faculty and professors
- The degree can be completed entirely online
Career Placement
- Executive, senior administrative (business administration, academic affairs, and student affairs) and faculty support placements; administrative advancement
- Higher education administration jobs are expected to grow by 7% between 2018 and 2028, according to the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics
- Faculty Positions
- Policy Positions
- Senior Institutional Leadership Positions