Education Programs Offered at National University
Bachelor Degrees
Bachelor's in Accounting
Emphasizes application and theory of accounting to prepare students for careers in public, managerial and governmental accounting or post graduate study. A thorough grounding in the practice of accounting is provided which prepares the student to take the Uniform Certified Public Accountant (CPA) examination.
Bachelor's in Business Administration
Prepares students with the skills and academic knowledge necessary for an entry-level or management training position in various business industries. Career opportunities include accounting, business administration, marketing, sales, legal office administration, human resources and health care management.
Bachelor's in Child Development
Prepares students to properly assess people and manage interpersonal relations for work in organizations, agencies, and research settings. Examines the theories, major concepts, values, studies, methods and historical trends in psychology with regard to learning, behavior and development.
Bachelor's in Criminal Justice
Prepares students with the skills and academic knowledge necessary for advancement in entry-level positions in law enforcement, fire service, and industrial security. Career opportunities may be in areas including government agency, diplomatic security, public safety, security and border patrol.
Bachelor's in English
Provides students with skills in literary analysis, critical thinking and writing. Prepares students for careers in writing and publishing, education, law, business, journalism, public relations and management.
Bachelor's in History
A traditional liberal arts program that introduces students to a variety of historical studies. Prepares students for careers in history, law, and other disciplines that require knowledge of how the past affects the present and future.
Bachelor's in Information Systems
Emphasizes the application of computer systems across a range of industries. Career opportunities include employment as programmers, programmer/analysts and systems analysts.
Bachelor's in Psychology
Provides the education background required for entry-level positions in social work. Graduate training is required for students interested in professional psychology careers such as psychologists and therapists.
Bachelor's in Sociology
Provides a systematic study of human social institutions and relationships. Includes social theory, research methods, dynamics of social change, social organization and structure, family structures and social problems.
Master Degrees
Master of Business Administration
General MBA, without a concentration. Combines conventional academic training with field-based learning. Provides solid management concepts you can use immediately. The curriculum emphasizes the skills and concepts businesses demand from management professionals.
Master of Education
Prepares professionals to help students improve themselves through education in the context of community, family, school and work. Career opportunities include curriculum developer, learning and education consultant, course designer, training and development advisor.
Master of Educational Technology
Prepares teachers and education professionals to develop and use technology to support learning in learning environments. Topics include educational technology solutions, project management and planning techniques.
Master of English
Provides a balanced and comprehensive program of graduate study in literature and writing. Covers all major approaches to literature, including theoretical, comparative, historical, thematic, and genre studies.
Master of Forensic Sciences
A specialized degree that is designed for those interested in pursuing a career in the forensic sciences, law enforcement, corrections and Medical Examiner's Office.
Master of Human Resource Management
HR competencies covered include training and development, labor and employment law, strategic staffing, compensation and benefits, managing organizational change, leadership and team building.
Master of Information Systems Management
Provides you with the strong business leadership skills and the knowledge required to implement computer related technologies, and supervise the work of systems analysts, programmers and support specialists.
Master of Public Administration
Prepares you to manage public, private and nonprofit organizations. Public administrators manage many aspects of public service at the federal, state and local levels.
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