Graduate Programs
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Graduate programs through the College of Liberal Arts & Education provide an array of opportunities to hone your knowledge and leadership in a given profession or even to advance on a personal level. Education and Religious Studies programs offer a substantial savings to current educators and members of religious affiliations. Also, graduate programs in Economics, Financial Economics, Computer & Information Systems and Information Assurance are available online and can be finished in one academic year.
Graduate Program Index
Addiction Studies
Applied Data Analytics
- Master of Science in Applied Data Analytics
Computers & Cybersecurity
- Master of Science in Information Assurance (major: cybersecurity)
- Master of Science in Computer & Information Systems (major: software management)
- Dual Degree: Master of Business Administration and Master of Science in Computer & Information Systems
Counseling
- Master of Arts with a major in Addiction Counseling
- Master of Arts with a major in Clinical Mental Health Counseling
- Master of Arts with a major in School Counseling (for non-teachers) - School Counselor License
- Master of Arts with a major in School Counseling (for teachers) - School Counselor Endorsement
- Non-Degree Program: Post-Graduate School Counselor License
- Non-Degree Program: Post-Graduate School Counselor Endorsement
Criminal Justice
Economics
Education
- Note: Not accepting new enrollments
Master of Arts in Liberal Studies
- Individualized Program
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Religious Studies Concentration
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