Student Affairs Program (M.Ed.)
- Joan Hoskins, Ph.D.
Program Director
Many of the complex issues that face today's college students are associated with their evolving in numerous areas. As a higher education student affairs professional, you require advanced training to better understand their developmental needs. Regent University can help you advance your career and advise your students through our Master's of Education program in Student Affairs. If you are a career counselor, residence life director, orientation supervisor, admissions or financial aid officer, dean of students, or other student affairs professional, this program is tailored specifically to meet the unique challenges you face.
CCCU Employees: A 25% scholarship is available to any CCCU employee or employee of a CCCU member school that is accepted to and enrolled in the M.Ed. in Student Affairs. |
Program Highlights Include:
- Results: Masters of Education degree.
- Length: May be completed in 24 months.
- Courses: View Course Sequence & Descriptions
- Format: Program offered through interactive online coursework. Students may begin the program in the fall or spring semesters.
- Credit Hours: 37 credit hours.
- Features: This program places an emphasis on understanding college students’ psychological and moral development, building successful student services programs, and grasping the business aspects of higher education.
- Program Faculty: View contact information for Student Affairs Faculty
- Application Information: View admissions requirements for the Student Affairs program.
- Related Links: Course Schedule | Tuition | Financial Aid
Student Affairs graduates will be able to:
- Attend to the developmental needs of the student that influence maturation and academic achievement.
- Use biblical principles to encourage character formation.
- Understand the higher education landscape and processes important in building successful student service programs
The M.Ed. in Student Affairs is delivered predominately online and includes courses that show you how to use biblical principles to encourage character formation. Upon completion of your program, you will understand more about the students you serve and the environment in which you work. You will be able to foster character formation, provide servant leadership to college students, and promote values-based personal development.
Speak with an Admissions Counselor:
888.713.1595
757.352.4479
education@regent.edu
