Master of Education in Higher Education Administration

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Earn your Master of Education in Higher Education Administration from Eastern Nazarene and increase your influence over the leadership, processes, management, and operational functions in higher education administration.

Overview

Field of Study: Master of Education in Higher Education Administration
Division: Adult and Graduate Studies, Fully Online
Locations: Fully Online
Options: Graduate
Degrees: M.Ed.
Start Dates: Fully online cohort begins September 30, 2024

Program Information Sheet

Earn the credential you’ve been looking for without changing your schedule. Don’t put work, family, or life on hold to earn your degree, Eastern Nazarene has designed this program for busy adults like you.

Two format options: 100% online or a virtual class one night a week
As little as 22 months to completion
36 credits for completion
Tuition and Fees
Graduate Assistantships Available

Begin your journey into higher education today with a Master’s in Higher Education Administration from Eastern Nazarene College.

About The Program

The Higher Education Administration program is a reflective, practitioner based, flexible educational experience that prepares its graduates to be student centered, servant leaders on their campuses. Graduates of our program experience a learning environment that offers the opportunity to apply what is being learned in the classroom to their professional or graduate level responsibilities. This curriculum promotes mastery of essential skills that enable professionals to:

Develop beliefs, attitudes, and skills that reflect a professional identity rooted in servant leadership
Apply research, theory and data driven decision making to achieve student success outcomes
Create programs that compliment academic pursuits and foster student learning outside of the classroom
Work effectively advising and helping individual students and student groups
Advocate and model a holistic approach to the person in higher education settings
Demonstrate an understanding of multicultural issues and competencies in higher education and act in ways that promote hospitable, inclusive practice
Integrate an understanding of the context of higher education, including the history and organization of the student affairs profession, legal principles, and the academic mission of colleges and universities
Manage and develop resources, including program budgets, staff, information technologies, and strategic plans
Solve problems that require effective communication, thoughtful decision making, coping with ambiguity, and managing conflict
Assess genuine professional issues by interpreting and applying qualitative and quantitative research techniques and by developing evaluations of programs and services

Curriculum

ED-700, History of Higher Education (3 credits)
ED-703, Student Life Theory and Practice (3 credits)
ED-704, Organization and Governance of Higher Education (3 credits)
ED-705, Finance in Higher Education (3 credits)
ED-707, Higher Education and the Law (3 credits)
ED-708, Higher Education Leadership (3 credits)
ED-709, Essential Skills in Higher Education (3 credits)
ED-711, Contemporary Issues in Higher Education (3 credits)
ED-712, Access and Equity in Higher Education (3 credits)
ED-713, Data-driven Decision-making in Higher Education (3 credits)
ED-715, Enrollment Management in Higher Education (3 credits)
ED-725, Capstone: Continuous Improvement in Higher Education (3 credits)

Course Catalogs

For course descriptions, requirements, focus areas, options, and other program details see our full course catalog.

Contact Us

Jennifer Adkins

Director of Online Enrollment

857-344-1415

onlineadmissions@enc.edu

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