This Master of Arts program prepares you for a career in higher education. The curriculum covers the history and development of higher education in the US and globally, the study of colleges as institutions, student learning and development, the profession of student affairs, research and assessment methods, and issues of access and diversity. The program emphasizes a blend of academic study and practical experience through internships.
Graduates are prepared for entry-level and middle management positions in colleges and universities nationwide. Alumni work in various roles within student affairs and services.
The fee structure and amounts are not detailed on the provided program page.
The program prepares you for a career in higher education, covering US and global higher education history, colleges as institutions, student learning and development, student affairs, and research methods. It emphasizes academic study combined with practical internship experience.
Full-time students typically complete the 36-credit program in two years, while part-time students usually finish in approximately three years.
You can pursue this degree on a full-time or part-time basis. The program also offers the option to specialize in areas such as Student Affairs, International Education, or Social Justice.
Yes, for full-time students, internships offer a stipend and modest tuition support. Specific tuition fees are not detailed on the program page.
Part-time students must hold a full-time position in higher education.
The program has start dates available in the Fall or Spring.