Online Graduate Program & Course Availability

A number of academic programs permit students to take one or more individual courses before applying to a degree program. Academic admission requirements vary by school or college; some programs require professional experience as well. Most programs are completely online, while several require periodic campus visits. In addition to online education, some academic programs offer classroom courses in locations across Missouri and other states that may apply to specific online and residential degree programs.

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Online Graduate Degree Programs

• Medicine
  • Health Informatics Executive Program (MS)
  • Health Services Management Executive Program (MHA)
• Nursing
  • Clinical Nurse Specialist (MS)
  • Family Nurse Practitioner (MS and post-master's)
  • Gerontological Nurse Practitioner (MS and post-master's)
  • Leadership in Nursing and Health-care Systems (MS)
  • Mental Health Nurse Practitioner (MS)
  • Nurse Educator (MS)
  • Pediatric Nurse Practitioner (MS)
  • Public Health Nursing (MS)
  • School Health Nursing (MS)
• Education
  • Learning and Instruction Emphasis (M Ed)
    • Early Childhood Education Focus
    • Early Childhood Special Education Focus
    • Educational Leadership Focus
    • Educational Technology Focus
    • Gifted Education Focus
    • Literacy Focus
    • Social Studies Focus
    • Teaching English to Speakers of Other Languages
  • Counseling Emphasis (M Ed, EdSp)
    • Mental Health Practices in Schools Focus
  • Educational Technology Emphasis
    • Learning Systems Design and Development Focus
    • Technology in Schools Focus (M Ed)
  • English Education Emphasis (M Ed)
    • Journalism Education Focus
• Human Environmental Sciences
  • Architectural Studies (PhD)
• Journalism
  • Media Management (MA)
  • Strategic Communications (MA)