Towson University Increases Graduate Online Programs
Oct 20th, 2006
Towson University has added four new online programs to its repertoire, four of them designed for graduate students. Students are nothing short of thrilled.
"It's convenient for those of us who work during the day because it would be difficult to drive to campus and then find somewhere to park," she said.
The University offered fully online degrees for the first time this fall. Five are currently available: graduate degree programs in homeland security management and human resource development, two graduate certificate programs in interactive media design and security assessment management, and an undergraduate degree in technical/professional studies in allied health. Additionally, the University's new joint master of business administration degree is offered online.
According to Mark Jacque, Acting director of graduate school operations, 587 students are enrolled in online courses.
Burrier said adjusting to the degree's online format wasn't difficult because her professor is easily accessible.
What type of graduate programs would you like to see more of online?
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