The Master of Science in Computer Science program offers students with the professional development that provides them with advance knowledge in four areas of specialization, including software engineering, data analytics, networking, and cyber security.

The M.Ed in Curriculum and Instruction program gives students a sound foundational knowledge of human development, learning environments, and cognitive and behavioral models. This program is meant to equip students with skills to develop curricula and design/deliver superior instruction using technology with focus in Mathematics Education, Science Education and Educational Technology.

The M.Ed in Educational Leadership program offers a degree that can open the door to leadership positions such as a Principal, Assistant principal and District administrator. Graduates in educational leadership qualify for teaching and administrative positions at the elementary, middle, and secondary private and public schools as well as post-secondary school levels.

The Master of Education in School Counseling is designed to develop counseling skills and school counselor preparation for individuals who are seeking a graduate degree in school counseling. The program is a non-thesis, 36 hour including an elective internship for graduation.