Curriculum and Scheduling
Two programs. Three formats. 20+ courses.
With a variety of formats and scheduling options to choose from, this program meets students where they're at to provide a feasible path toward career advancement. The curriculum encompasses key learning objectives in student affairs, academic programming and institutional leadership, enabling graduates to achieve their career goals while making meaningful contributions to the higher education industry.
Enrollment options:
Flexible program designed for working professionals. Students choose from our 100% online or our traditional program, which combines online and on-campus courses. |
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Traditional on-campus cohort program designed for emerging professionals who want to learn and work on campus. |
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18-credit program offers a fast path to a focused, flexible credential. |
Three Program Formats
Online
- Asynchronous courses offer optimal scheduling flexibility.
- 10-week terms offered in the Fall, Spring and Summer.
- Optional 3-week Winter term available.
- Students enrolled in the fully online program are not eligible to enroll in on-campus courses without prior permission.
Traditional (Hybrid)
- In-person courses are scheduled for 14-weeks during the Fall and Spring terms.
- Online courses are scheduled in 10-week terms three times per year.
- Optional 3-week Winter term available.
- Students can choose to take online courses as desired.
Cohort
- Full-time program in which students take all of their foundational courses together.
- Students enroll in the Fall and Spring terms only.
- Two practicum courses are required.
- Students can choose on-campus or online electives scheduled in the Fall and Spring.
Chart your own path.
Our comprehensive curriculum combines foundational courses with a wide selection of electives.
6Core CoursesLearn the foundations of higher education, student affairs, leadership and assessment. Master's students also complete a diversity course and finish with a capstone research course. |
16ElectivesDive deeper into your areas of interest. Master's students chose up to six courses and certificate students can select two. |
2Practicum
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