College of Arts, Sciences, and Education

Graduate Degree Programs

The College of Arts, Sciences and Education is the largest college in the university and includes programs in Liberal Arts and Education. We offer several graduate degrees, including a doctoral degree in Education Leadership and master's degree programs in Communications, English, History, Education Leadership, Elementary Education, Counseling, and Psychology. 

Mission Statement

The College of Arts, Sciences, and Education empowers students through innovative education, critical analysis, effective communication, and a deep understanding of human behavior. We are dedicated to cultivating versatile skills that prepare our graduates for meaningful careers and lifelong learning, while inspiring a commitment to community service and civic engagement.

Masters Degrees

Division of Education

• Master of Education (MEd)-Education Leadership; Principal as Instructional Leader Certification
• Master of Education-Instructional Development
• Master of Education-Special Education
  • Master of Education/Diagnostician Certification Track
• Master of Education - Teaching
  • Master of Education-Teaching/Early Childhood-6, English Language Arts 4-8, Core 4-8 Track
  • Master of Education-Teaching/ 7-12 All, 4-8 Science, Math, Social Studies Track

Division of Humanities

• Master of Arts-Communication
• Master of Arts- English
• Master of Science-History

Division of Social and Behavioral Sciences

• Master of Science in Counseling-Clinical Mental Health Counseling

• Master of Science- Psychology

• Master of Public Administration

Doctoral Degrees

Division of Education

• EdD Education Leadership

Certifications

Division of Education

• Alternative Certification Program (ACP)

• Principal Certification
• Superintendent Certification