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  • Alabama State University is starting a master's program in social work.
  • Brown University is starting an undergraduate major in contemplative studies.
  • Community College of Allegheny County is starting associate degree and certificate programs in mechatronics technology.
  • Mount St. Mary's College, in California, is starting two M.F.A. programs, in creative writing and film and television.
  • Oklahoma Wesleyan University is starting a master of arts degree in theology and apologetics.
  • University of Georgia is starting an online bachelor of business administration program.
  • University of the Sciences is starting an online certificate in how to help patients and families navigate the health-care system.
  • Xavier University of Louisiana is starting an Ed.D. in educational leadership.

 

 

 

 

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