Higher Education Administration Degree Programs

Master's and Doctoral degrees in Higher Education Administration are designed for those who seek advanced professional preparation for managing and administering programs and services in colleges and universities; the doctoral degree is also intended for those whose intentions include faculty, research, and policy positions.

Doctor of Higher Education Administration

The Doctor of Education (Ed.D.) degree in Higher Education Administration is designed for entering and experienced educators who seek advanced professional preparation for managing and administering programs and services in colleges and universities. Students who are interested in higher education leadership may specialize in either community or technical college leadership, leadership at four-year institutions or student affairs. The specializations are designed for entering and experienced educators who seek advanced professional preparation for managing, administering, and leading community and technical colleges, four-year colleges and universities and student services. The program in higher education administration links theoretical and conceptual concepts to the day-to-day management decisions that must be addressed by successful leaders in colleges and universities. Most of the courses in the program are offered once a week during the late afternoon or evening hours. Some courses are available in the summer sessions and through distance education technologies.
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Master of Higher Education Administration

The Master of Higher Education Administration degree offers the Master of Science (M.S.) degree with a specialization in College and University Leadership, and the Master of Education (M.Ed.) degrees with specializations in Student Affairs or Organization and Administration.

  • The Master of Science (M.S.) degree with a specialization in College and University Leadership is designed for experienced educators who seek advanced professional preparation for researching, managing, and administering programs and services in colleges and universities.
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  • The Master of Education (M.Ed.) degree with a specialization in Student Affairs is designed for entering and experienced educators who seek advanced professional preparation for managing and administering student support services in higher educational environments. This program blends a broad overview of the history and function of American higher education with specific focus on the unique characteristics of Student Affairs. Practical application is emphasized within coursework and required internship and research experiences. Individuals completing this master's program will have sufficient professional knowledge and skill for entry or advancement in student affairs positions in postsecondary institutions as well as allied positions with governmental agencies and public service organizations that involve education.
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  • The Master of Education (M.Ed.) degree with a specialization in Organization and Administration is designed for entering and experienced educators who seek advanced professional preparation for managing and administering college and university organizations. This program blends a broad overview of the history and function of American higher education with specific focus on the unique characteristics of organization and administration. Practical application is emphasized within coursework and required internship and research experiences. Individuals completing this master's program will have sufficient professional knowledge and skill for entry or advancement to positions in postsecondary institutions as well as allied positions with governmental agencies and public service organizations that involve education.
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