The Master of Science in Criminal Justice online with Auburn University at Montgomery prepares you for the challenges you will face as a leader in the criminal justice field. Take 10 courses with topics in ethics, criminological theory, research methods, and data analysis. Then, tailor your degree to your goals by choosing from over 15 electives. We offer affordable tuition, and you can graduate in 24 months. No GRE is required. Learn more today.

Brighten your career prospects with a fully online MS in Applied Economics from Auburn University at Montgomery. In 10 courses, you'll explore data analysis, economic modelling, econometrics, and more. Plus, gain hands-on experience with statistical software such as Stata, enabling you to make inferences using complex real-world data. Get started now and graduate in as few as three semesters, ready for roles as an economist or financial analyst. No GRE/GMAT scores required. Learn more today.

Be part of safeguarding national security with the MS in Homeland Security and Emergency Management degree from Auburn University at Montgomery. You'll take 10 online courses over 24 months, honing your critical thinking skills for sound decision-making in national security and emergency management. You can prepare for careers with the FBI, Department of Homeland Security, and other organizations — 81% of graduates have landed roles in their desired fields. Learn more today.

Choose the Industrial and Organizational (I/O) Psychology track and apply your master's degree to human resource, training, and development jobs. Learn to manage each stage of employment at an organization — recruiting, hiring, onboarding, training, benefits, and more. This degree track is 100% online so that you can work within your schedule and graduate in five semesters. There are no application fees or test requirements, and you don't need a psychology degree to apply. Learn more today.

Prepare to thrive in health administration by seeking your Master of Health Administration online with Auburn University at Montgomery. The MHA curriculum immerses you in administrative topics relevant to careers within hospitals, healthcare systems, ambulatory services, medical offices, and more. This AACSB-accredited program has no GRE/GMAT requirement, and the average time to graduation is two years. Request information today.

Learn to provide specially designed instruction for young children with exceptionalities across diverse educational settings with an online Master of Education in Special Education: Early Childhood Special Education concentration from Auburn University at Montgomery. You'll study assistive technology, autism, applied behavior analysis, STEM, and more. This program is taught in an asynchronous format, so you can study at times convenient for you. Learn more and apply today.

Learn to provide specially designed instruction for K-6 students with disabilities across diverse educational settings with an online Master of Education in Special Education: Collaborative Teacher K-6 concentration from Auburn University at Montgomery. You'll study assistive technology, autism, behavior management, assessment, and more. This program is taught in an asynchronous format, so you can study at times convenient for you. Learn more and apply today.

Learn to provide specially designed instruction for sixth to twelfth-grade students with disabilities across diverse educational settings with an online Master of Education in Special Education: Collaborative Teacher 6-12 concentration from Auburn University at Montgomery. You'll study assistive technology, autism, behavior management, assessment, and more. This program is taught in an asynchronous format, so you can study at times convenient for you. Learn more and apply today.

MISSION OF THE PROGRAM The graduate program in computer science prepares students through online and/or open learning programs for careers at the forefront of computing research, business applications and industrial progress. Computer science has become highly active and fast-changing discipline and Master’s degree students have the opportunity to work at the cutting edge of this fundamental and exciting field. Computer science deals with the programming, use, management, and organization of computers. Graduate students specialize in many different areas, several of which have strong ties to other disciplines such as mathematics, electrical engineering, statistics, accounting, and business administration.

Our Master in Education program allows you to learn the skills and values that will enhance your career. Our curriculum combines professional courses with teaching field courses for a well-rounded curriculum. As a result, you become a more efficient, effective educator, with enhanced abilities to lead classrooms and design school curricula.

The program will prepare students for advanced social work training/academic leadership in the areas of Forensics, Gerontology, Behavioral and Mental Health. The program is designed to attract highly motivated students who demonstrate a strong commitment to promoting social and economic justice. Students will learn to systematically apply social work knowledge and skills (theory, research methods, and best practices) to assist "at-risk" populations.

The College of Education (COE) seeks to prepare teachers, instructional support personnel and other professionals to be decision makers who are equipped with the knowledge, skills, and dispositions necessary to ethically and effectively integrate theory and practice their professions. These professionals will possess the understanding of our diverse culture, the technological capabilities, the intellectual rigor and the critical thinking and problem-solving skills required to make informed and responsible decisions, to engage in reflective assessment, to implement positive change and to pursue learning as a lifetime endeavor.

MISSION OF THE PROGRAM The Master of Science is a graduate degree with an emphasis on advanced training in engineering and applied sciences and prepares students through online and/or open learning programs for careers at the forefront of computing, research, business application and industrial progress. Students receiving the Master of Science degree may choose to continue studies toward a doctoral degree or to enter the engineering or applied sciences field. The Master of Science degree may be earned in one of the following specializations: • General Engineering and Applied Sciences • Computer Systems Engineering • Mechanical Engineering and Electrical Engineering • Civil and Environmental Engineering The general engineering program designation is appropriate when the program of study does not conform to one of the other designated areas of specialization listed above and involves coursework from several different areas of engineering and applied sciences. As part of their studies, students normally participate in research with supporting faculty and are encouraged to publish their research results in journals or present them in conferences. Students complete either a formal thesis or a project as part of their requirements. There is a program that focuses on Civil and Environmental Engineering. Research projects may include: 1. Wastewater treatment, recycling, and reuse. 2. Stormwater management and sustainable urban drainage systems (SUDS). 3. Water scarcity and desalination.

A Master of Education in Elementary Education Class A Certification is the perfect way for current teachers to enhance their skills and marketability or redirect their specialty towards elementary aged students. In addition to classroom work, a higher degree in education opens up doors across the field, from writing curricula and textbooks to becoming a principal. For those who want to increase their certification levels.

The Master of Arts Program in History is designed to give students advanced instruction relating to (1) important historical issues, events, personalities and periods in American and world history; (2) methods of historical research and historical writing; and (3) significant historical interpretations which have shaped our understanding of history. The program prepares students for doctoral level work.