Why Kent State Online?
These quality graduate degree programs offer an alternative to campus based programs. They allow you more flexibility in both time and space. All KSU degree programs are accredited by a national accrediting body and provide a high level of excellence in teaching and learning experiences.
Degree Programs
Business AdministrationThis MBA graduate program is solely completed through interactive video conferencing. It is designed for individuals who work full-time during the day and would like to take classes at night.
This graduate program offers students a MEd in Instructional Technology and offers courses that prepare students to use a variety of technology in many different settings.
Students who complete this graduate program are licensed to work at any level K-12 as a Library/Media specialist.
Master of Arts: Journalism Educator Specialization within the Reporting and Editing Concentration
The same Master of Arts degree for journalism educators is also available online for those who cannot attend on-campus classes at Kent State. The program emphasizes skills and theory teachers can study about today and use in their classrooms tomorrow. From coaching a novice news writer to gaining strategies to protect students’ First Amendment rights, the range of course content covers what teachers and advisers need to know to be effective journalism educators.
The Master’s of Technology graduate program provides students the opportunity to gain current knowledge and skills in technology-based fields. The program also provides flexibility to meet the needs of both traditional and non-traditional students. Many of the courses are offered through distance learning and the Web, giving students greater access to the graduate program at all eight Kent State campuses.
Students who wish to enter or advance their education in the public service field can complete this MPA graduate program by participating in web-based programs and online discussions.
School of Library and Information Science 12-12-12 ProgramKent State University School of Library and Information Science (SLIS) has the only accredited MLIS program in Ohio. Most of the courses will be offered by interactive, two-way video conferencing to 3-4 external locations.