Master's in Higher Education Administration
offered by Georgetown University

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Master's in Higher Education Administration
at
Georgetown University
Overview

Provide students with the opportunity to develop their leadership skills through practical experiences, such as internships and case studies

Duration	24 months
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Total fee	₹43.35 Lakh
Mode of learning	Online
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Course Level	PG Degree

Master's in Higher Education Administration
at
Georgetown University
Highlights

Earn a degree from Georgetown University
Financial aid available
Learn from industry experts

Master's in Higher Education Administration
at
Georgetown University
Course details

Who should do this course?

Individuals who are already working in the field of higher education and want to enhance their knowledge, skills, and credentials to advance their careers into leadership or specialized administrative roles
Individuals who are interested in pursuing careers in various administrative roles within colleges, universities, and other higher education institutions. This may include positions such as academic advisors, admissions officers, student affairs administrators, and department chairs
Graduates with bachelor's degrees in fields such as education, sociology, psychology, or business who are passionate about working in the field of higher education and want to gain the necessary knowledge and expertise to pursue administrative positions

What are the course deliverables?

Apply creative and analytical skills in formulating evidence- based recommendations and solutions to higher education administrative challenge
Apply knowledge of higher education systems, policies, and practices and work effectively with diverse actors in the United States and across global contexts
Develop an ethical framework to guide decision-making that advances social justice in higher education
Integrate higher education theory and research with administrative practices and processes to develop and execute solutions to complex problems
Analyze and interpret data and trends for assessment, planning, and decision making in higher education
Creatively use relevant technological tools to address challenges and opportunities within higher education
Synthesize the needs and perspectives of diverse stakeholders to communicate complex ideas and solutions across internal and external audiences

More about this course

Georgetown’s Online Master of Professional Studies in Higher Education Administration prepares you to synthesize the complexities of the higher education landscape and develop connections within the global education community
Our online Master's in Higher Education Administration program nurtures your ability to make positive contributions early in your career and provides the opportunity to work in diverse project teams, fields, and disciplines
You will learn how to effectively communicate your ideas and strategies across our shared global community
You’ll also have the opportunity to further hone your skills in one of two optional focus areas—student affairs or administration—or develop a customized curriculum

Master's in Higher Education Administration
at
Georgetown University
Curriculum

Global Higher Education

Higher Education Practicum II

Org & Admin in Higher Ed

StdtAffairs:Orient to Prfssion

Student Assessment/Evaluation

Master's in Higher Education Administration
at
Georgetown University
Faculty details

Charlene Brown-Mckenzie

Charlene Brown-McKenzie serves as the Director of the Center for Multicultural Equity & Access (CMEA) at Georgetown University. Charlene prepares students from underrepresented populations to access and succeed in higher education with the ultimate goal of cultivating a whole-institution approach to social and racial justice.

Stephanie Kim

Dr. Stephanie Kim (she/her/hers) brings fifteen years of experience as a scholar, educator, author, and practitioner in higher education. At Georgetown University, she is Associate Professor of the Practice and Faculty Director of the Master's in Higher Education Administration in the School of Continuing Studies. She is also an affiliated faculty member with the Asian Studies Program in the School of Foreign Service.