Master of Education in Higher Education
Master of Education in Higher Education
The Higher Education Program provides graduate students with the opportunity to earn a Master of Education degree (MED) in Higher Education. Studies in Higher Education provide individuals who are interested in a variety of areas in higher education with the opportunity to explore the various facets of post-secondary institutions. This exploration is conducted from a uniquely Christian perspective.
Individuals who are interested in higher education administration, student personnel work, university development/advancement, or teaching at the college level will be well served by the MED in Higher Education. Students can choose from two different 36-hour, non-thesis degree tracks: The Administrative Track, or the Instructional Track. The program is available online.
ADMISSION REQUIREMENTS
There are no additional requirements other than those required for admission to the graduate school at DBU.
PROGRAM CONTINUANCE
Continuance in the program past the first 12 hours is pending submission of a satisfactory score on the Miller Analogies Test (MAT) or Graduate Record Examinations® (GRE®).
ADMINISTRATION TRACK (Total Credit Hours Required: 36 hours)
COURSE |
CREDIT HOURS |
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Required Core Curriculum |
24 |
HIED 5300 - College and University Administration HIED 6320 - Practicum in Higher Education (S-L) |
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Concentrations |
12 |
Concentrations available to the MED in Higher Education students are: Community College Leadership
Learning Technologies Specialization LTEC 6301 - Foundations of Learning Technology LTEC 6302 - Pedagogy in the Digital Age LTEC 6303 - Technology Tools for Learning LTEC 6304 - Foundations of Instructional Design
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Total Credit Hours Required |
36 |
INSTRUCTIONAL TRACK
COURSE |
CREDIT HOURS |
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Required Core Curriculum |
18 |
HIED 5300 - College and University Administration MAL 6301 - Christian Worldview of Leadership |
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Plus |
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Instructional Field |
18 |
Total Credit Hours Required |
36 |
(S-L)=Course(s) with field-based service-learning component.
Refer to individual course descriptions for course requisites.
COURSE DESCRIPTIONS
Find course descriptions by category under the Graduate Course Descriptions section in the navigation panel.