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  • Brandeis University is starting a master’s program in digital innovation for finance technology.
  • Centenary University, in New Jersey, is starting an Ed.D. in educational leadership.
  • Meredith College is starting two new concentrations in its education master’s program: health and physical education, and curriculum instruction specialist.
  • Montgomery County Community College, in Pennsylvania, is starting an associate in applied science to train physical therapy assistants.
  • Rocky Vista University is starting a master’s program in biomedical sciences.
  • Unity College is starting a master’s degree in professional science.
  • Western Governors University is starting a bachelor’s program in data management/data analytics.

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