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Following an emerging trend of leveraging online education to meet evolving workforce needs, two universities recently launched new online programs in business, health and public administration.

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Communications degrees with concentrations in organizational leadership and public relations are being offered online for UNG students starting in fall 2023. "Students have been inquiring about an ...

Learning is a lifelong process, but you may not have the time to head back to a physical school campus to do it. If you're thinking about taking classes online for your career or personal reasons, you ...

Naropa University in Boulder is adding to its bachelor’s degree offerings this fall with environmental studies and interdisciplinary studies online programs. Since the pandemic, Naropa administrators ...

Demand for remote degree programs has surged in the past decade, and especially since the COVID-19 pandemic normalized the online classroom. But for students in many exclusively online programs, eight ...

When the 2025 U.S. News & World report rankings of the nation’s best online master’s programs came out in January, it was no surprise that Purdue University rated No. 1 in multiple categories. The ...

SNHU is accredited by the regional accreditor the New England Commission of Higher Education (NECHE), which means we meet specific standards of quality and have the tools and resources required to ...

When researching to learn more about the first two Black women to serve on my local school board, I noticed a couple of striking omissions in their bios—neither listed the names of the institutions ...