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reparing leaders Northeastern Illinois University prepares stu- dents to become leaders in their fields, equipped
with the skills and knowledge to respond to the chang- ing needs of employers. We offer master’s degree pro- grams in business, education, liberal and fine arts, and physical and social sciences as well as post-bacca- laureate certificates, endorsements, and licensures in a variety of disciplines. Our small class sizes ensure personalized attention from faculty and the opportunity for in-depth, critical analysis of relevant topics and issues. In-class learning is applied outside the class- room through fieldwork and research.
Choice and flexibility Northeastern Illinois University provides graduate stu- dents with excellent choices of more than 50 master’s degrees and post-baccalaureate non-degree programs in a variety of disciplines. • Northeastern is distinguished for its high-quality, affordable graduate education.
• Classes are conveniently offered during the late afternoon and evening hours to accommodate working professionals.
• Students experience quality interactions with our esteemed faculty in small classroom settings
• Students may attend either full-time or part-time. • Classes are offered at the Main Campus, El Centro, the Carruthers Center, and the University Center of Lake County.
• The Teacher Licensure Program is an option that enables individuals with college degrees to obtain an Illinois teacher license.
• Students may apply as “non-degree seeking” with- out formal admission to a specific degree program.
Global perspective Named one of the most diverse universities in the Midwest by U.S. News & World Report, we are proud of the richness of our multicultural university commu- nity. We foster close cultural ties that represent more than 150 first languages spoken at Northeastern—a reflection of the urban environment of Chicago. The global perspectives that permeate teaching
and learning at Northeastern are reflected in our fed- eral designation as a Hispanic-Serving Institution, our student exchange partnerships with 40 universities around the world, and the number of faculty awarded Fulbright Scholarships to teach and conduct research globally.
College of Graduate Studies & Research Programs
• Accounting (MS) • Addiction Counseling (Certificate) • American Studies (Graduate Certificate)
• Applied Music Pedagogy (MA) • Biology (MS)
• Business Administration (MBA) • Chemistry (MS) • Clinical Mental Health Counseling (MA)
• Communication, Media & Theatre (MA) • Community & Teacher Leaders (MA) • Computer Science (Endorsement, MS) • Couple & Family Counseling (Graduate Certificate, MA)
• Educational Leadership (MA) • Elementary Education (MAT) • English (MA) • Exercise & Sport Science (MS) • Focus Programs • Geographic Information Science (Graduate Certificate)
• Geography & Environmental Studies (MA)
• Gerontology Senior Advocate (Certificate)
• History (MA) • Human Resource Development (MA) • Instruction in Language Arts: Secondary Education (MS)
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• Latin American Literatures & Cultures (MA)
• Linguistics (MA)
• Literacy Education (MA) • Mathematics (MS) • Middle Level Education (MAT) • Political Science (MA) • Public Health (Graduate Certificate, MPH)
• Reading Teacher PK–12 (Endorsement)
• Rehabilitation Counseling (MA) • School Counseling (MA) • School Counselor (Endorsement, Non-degree)
• School Health (Graduate Certificate) • Secondary Education (MAT) • Social Work (MSW) • Special Education–LBS I (Focus Program, MA)
• Special Education–LBS II (Endorsements, MS)
• Teacher Leader (Endorsement) • Teaching (Endorsements) • Teaching English to Speakers of Other Languages (Endorsement, Graduate Certificate, MA)
• Teaching & Inquiry (MS) • Trauma-Informed Counseling (Graduate Certificate)
• Urban Community Studies (MA) • Workplace Learning & Performance (Graduate Certificate)
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