Higher education students discuss community college issues, probe student and personnel challenges, explore teaching and learning concepts, critique post-secondary curricula and analyze higher education administration models.
Participants embrace innovation.
They exchange ideas with nationally recognized experts and present arguments at prestigious professional conferences. They study recent advancements in leadership and management approaches. Valuable work experience is gained as they master assignments in campus jobs. Graduates in higher education hold leadership positions throughout the world as college presidents, vice presidents and deans of academic and student services, and as faculty members. Program Requirements Students may earn a master's degree in the College of Education, Department of Educational Leadership and Policy Studies, with an area of specialization in Higher Education emphasizing student affairs administration or community college administration.