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  • College of Saint Rose has created four new majors in its business program: management, entrepreneurship, marketing and human resource management.
  • Daemen College is starting a master of social work program.
  • Georgetown University is starting two new master's degrees in communications: an executive master of professional studies in global strategic communications and a master of professional studies in integrated marketing communications.
  • Rowan-Cabarrus Community College is starting an associate of applied science in emergency medical services.
  • Sacred Heart University is starting an Ed.D. in higher education.
  • University of North Texas has started a Ph.D. in mechanical and energy engineering.

 

 

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