This is the same internationally accredited program that has been offered in Durham for the past three decades. Up to this point, there have been only two such accredited programs in New Hampshire, however, both are offered only on a full time basis. Now, for the first time, candidates have a part-time internationally accredited evening model to add to their list of choices. The program is composed of thirteen required and seven elective courses. Required courses are classified into skill, functional and policy categories.
Students take the skill and functional courses first, followed by the policy courses and electives.
In the latter part of the program, students can choose electives to develop and expand areas that fit their individual career goals. Format The program starts each fall and is offered in a trimester format. Admission is also possible in winter and spring, but the principle period of admissions is in the fall. For the typical candidate taking two classes per term, the program can be completed in three years. Required courses will be offered on Mondays and Thursdays.