Higher Education, M.S.

California State University - Fullerton

The Master of Science in Higher Education is built around five core learning domains, all central measures of student knowledge: leadership social justice and advocacy education assessment and evaluation and personal development. The program prepares students with the practical skills, knowledge and experience to become entry- and mid-level professionals and leaders in higher education institutions, national/international professional associations and organizations, and government agencies. It provides a strong foundation for career advancement. The Master of Science in Higher Education prepares entry-level professionals and career changers to assume professional roles that enhance student learning and development. Graduates of the program might work in offices, such as orientation, housing, residential life, TRIO, multicultural and international affairs, financial aid, academic advising, alumni relations, and similar college or university offices. Program-level learning outcomes for the program reflect the expectations for graduate-level programs in student affairs developed by the Council for the Advancement of Standards in Higher Education and are organized around the following five learning domains: leadership social justice and advocacy education assessment and evaluation and personal and professional development.

College of Education