New Online Academic Programs
Colleges begin programs in early childhood education, cybersecurity, strategic management, health data analytics and instructional design.
April 24, 2019
- Bank Street College of Education is launching new online master's programs in childhood dual certification in special and general education, early childhood dual certification, and childhood and early childhood special education certification.
- Pennsylvania State University's World Campus is offering a new online master’s degree in strategic management and executive leadership.
- The University of Louisville is establishing a new master's degree in health data analytics and a new certificate program in biostatistics, both of which are offered online and in person.
- The University of Southern Mississippi is starting a new online master of arts degree in teaching.
- The University of Vermont is creating an online degree-completion program to result in a bachelor's in anthropology.
- The University of West Florida is beginning three new degree programs: an online master's in cybersecurity, a blended master's in engineering and a bachelor's of instructional design and technology.
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