Higher Education, M.S.
The Master of Science in Higher Education program prepares you for administrative and leadership roles in colleges and universities.
Prepare for a rewarding career in higher education with a comprehensive foundation that will expand your capacity for professional service in institutions of higher education in the 21st century.
Your courses will focus on personal and professional development, giving you the knowledge and skills you need to be a responsive leader and adviser, effective educator, and skilled administrator across all types of colleges and universities.
Graduates will be ready to seek career advancement in a variety of student-focused positions including student advisement, admissions and recruitment, student affairs, athletics, career development, communications and marketing, alumni relations and other campus departments.
At a Glance
Program: Master of Science
Audience: Graduate students
Format: Online; 7-week sessions
Next Start Date: January 20, 2026
Cost: $15,000 ($500/credit)
Time to Completion Five semesters
"The program is very solid with a diverse group of classes and provides a beneficial overview of the administrative side of higher education. Each course has been so valuable. I have grown as a professional and learned a lot about myself in the process. I would encourage anyone on the fence to just jump in and start the journey. I have learned so much and I look forward to the next chapter in my higher education career."
Maryann Johnson '24 M.S.
Executive Director
Lansdale School of Business
Higher Education M.S. Program at Immaculata
Higher Education Program Facts
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CreditsRequired for graduation
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Program CostDiscounted rate of $500 per credit
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Semesters to GraduateIncluding one summer
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