The Graduate Programs

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• Program Objectives
  

The graduate programs develop scholars, teachers, and business and community leaders by providing opportunities for qualified persons to pursue advanced studies. The graduate programs with their advanced degrees are as follows:

Business/MBA

• Business Administration

Education/M.Ed.

• Administration
• Counseling
• Literacy
• Secondary Education (PACT)
• Special Education
• Urban Teaching

History/M.A.

• American History
• Modern European History

Mathematics/M.A.

• Teaching Mathematics

Theology

• M.A. in Biblical Studies
• M.A. in Theology
• Master of Theological Studies (M.T.S.)

Program Objectives

The objectives of the graduate programs are:

• to offer graduate students in the areas of business, education, history, mathematics, and theology the opportunity not only to enhance their professional development, but also to develop their ethical and aesthetic values through community service;
• to assist students in their advancement and application of knowledge through study and research, so that they may disseminate the results among scholars and the general public;
• to expand graduate learning opportunities for all persons; and
• to accomplish all this while imparting to our students the Judaeo-Christian ideals of respect for the rights and dignity of every person and each individual’s responsibility for the world in which we live.

In order to help achieve these objectives, the graduate programs are committed to attracting and retaining eminent faculty to provide the highest quality of instruction and leadership.

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