Drexel University

The MS in Teaching, Learning and Curriculum: Teacher Certification Track is designed for Bachelors-prepared students with work and life experience who wish to qualify for state teaching certification while simultaneously earning their Master's degree. Through Interstate Reciprocity Agreements among the states, graduates of this program can become certified to teach in almost any state in the nation.  Students can become certified to teach elementary education (grades PreK-4).

The Online Master of Legal Studies offered by Drexel’s Thomas R. Kline School of Law provides professionals seeking advanced legal knowledge with an in-depth, specialized study of the legal system. This graduate degree program is designed for individuals to develop and improve career related skills.  Optional specializations include:  Health Care Compliance, Human Resources Compliance, Higher Education Compliance, NCAA Compliance and Sports Law, Criminal Law, and Entrepreneurship and Law.  

Offers training to research professionals from diverse backgrounds, including: junior physicians, clinical fellows, clinical research coordinators, physician assistants, individuals involved in clinical research organizations and more.

The Master of Science in Construction Management gives professionals the opportunity to develop the multidisciplinary skills required of effective construction managers.  The program focuses on training professionals to meet the challenge of increasing owner demands, tighter project delivery times and increasing regulation. The program provides the leadership skills professionals need to navigate the many daily challenges construction organizations face in successfully managing construction operations.

The M.S. in Engineering Management (EGMT) integrates the study of major management disciplines within the context of engineering or technical operations. It provides the skills necessary to manage technical resources, and it focuses on solving problems that require close cooperation between technical and non-technical staff.

Engineering Management students are engineers and scientists with professional experience in technology-intensive organizations and industries. The program provides these students with the background in management science necessary to advance from purely technical positions to supervisory responsibilities in such areas as research and development, production, engineering design, and technical marketing.

Courses in the program are scheduled online in an asynchronous format, and specifically designed for working professionals. In this way, it is possible for individuals to earn their degrees part-time while still managing their professional and personal lives. The degree may also be completed through full-time study, an option that about 10 percent of our students choose.

Graduates of the program have found their degrees to be highly valued credentials. Many have advanced within their present organizations, while others have accepted responsibilities with new employers or gone on to start their own businesses.

Dual Degree

Motivated students can simultaneously pursue two M.S. degrees at Drexel, significantly reducing the total number of credits required. Potential pairings with the M.S. Engineering Management include: 

M.S. Chemical Engineering
M.S. Civil Engineering
M.S. Construction Management
M.S. Electrical Engineering
M.S. Project Management
M.S. Property Management
M.S. Material Science
M.S. Mechanical Engineering

Designed to prepare students with the skills, knowledge, and attitudes necessary to work effectively with the complex economic, political, cultural, and social contexts that influence education and learning in diverse parts of the world.  Graduates of the program are able to recognize the various dimensions of educational interventions; develop, analyze and implement new educational policies in a variety of multi-cultural settings, both public and private; provide critique on international, comparative, and educational research; and lead their organizations in addressing the dramatic change in society and culture due to globalization and how these influence education

Prepares students with the tools and knowledge needed for career advancement in the field of higher education.  Students undergo rigorous preparation to lead complex administrative and management positions in university and college offices, national and international associations and organizations, government agencies, foundations, and corporations in the U.S. and around the world. Optional concentrations include Community College Administration and Leadership, Educational Policy, Enrollment Management, Global and International Education, Learning Technologies, Student Development and Affairs

Prepares tomorrow's information professionals for roles such as web developers, knowledge management and Internet content specialists, competitive intelligence experts, or digital librarians. This degree is accredited by the American Library Association (ALA).  Drexel University’s online MSLIS program is ranked top 10 among library science programs nationally by U.S. News and World Report. 

Drexel University's accredited online MSN: Clinical Trials Research provides students with knowledge and skills in several critical areas including phases of clinical research investigation, new drug approval processes, drug protocol development, budgeting for clinical trials, informed consent, patient and family issues, business management and marketing for clinical trials, and applying FDA rules and regulations. Developed by Drexel’s top-ranked College of Nursing and Health Professions, the program is ideal for nurses interested in a career of leading medical innovation through creative problem-solving.

Drexel's accredited online MSN: Nursing Education prepares nurses to work as educators and faculty for nursing programs at all education levels. This exemplary program integrates theories specific to adult learning, curriculum design and evaluation of courses and programs, critical thinking, clinical and classroom techniques, preparation for the role of the nursing professor, and focuses on preparing you to successfully pass the new Certified Nursing Educator Exam.

Drexel’s online Master's in Professional Studies program has been modernized to provide the highly-valued interpersonal skills you need to collaborate, negotiate, and lead effectively in today’s competitive workplace. The Interdisciplinary Workplace Competencies concentration, in which you'll take courses from the LeBow School of Business, the Close School of Entrepreneurship, the College of Education, and the College of Arts and Sciences, allows you to apply your knowledge and learned skills across multiple industries.

Drexel University's MS in Sport Management is designed to help sport administrators and managers understand the connections between nutrition, psychology, management skills and athletics at a level beyond baccalaureate education.  The program prepares you for careers in a wide spectrum of organizations in the sport industry including:  professional sport, collegiate athletics, corporate sport marketing, public relations and sponsorship firms, recreation, community and leisure industries, sport agency, and the health and fitness industries.

Drexel’s Online MBA Accelerated features the academic rigor and recognition of LeBow College of Business at Drexel University, one of the most recognized academic and research institutions in the US. Our online MBA is accredited by AACSB International, the highest accreditation for a U.S. Business School. Ranked among the top 15 in the world by Financial Times, and number one in career services globally.

Drexel University’s online Doctor of Education degree equips ambitious professionals with advanced management competencies for a broad range of learning environments. Offered by Drexel’s award-winning School of Education, this accredited, fully-online program is ideal for all levels of administrators and instructional experts, and participants may choose one of six concentrations. The program runs for 3 years, part time, and is organized in cohorts (groups) to establish an important learning community that studies and grows together.