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Mountain State University offers master’s degree programs in a variety of fields. Three professional programs are housed within their respective academic schools, and the individualized graduate programs are directly administered by the School of Graduate Studies.
Some programs require study on the Beckley campus; others are available at branch campuses or other sites; and some are offered online or through other “anytime, anywhere” distance learning formats with no requirement that you spend any time on campus.
Complete information on each program, including admission requirements, graduation requirements, and program regulations, appears in the detailed program listings that follow this section.
Criminal Justice Administration
Master of Criminal Justice Administration (M.C.J.A.). Flexible program in which students design and complete an individualized learning plan. Offered through the School of Graduate Studies on the Beckley campus.
Health Science
Master of Health Science (M.H.S.). Flexible program in which students design and complete an individualized learning plan. Offered through the School of Graduate Studies on the Beckley campus.
Interdisciplinary Studies
Master of Arts (M.A.) or Master of Science (M.S.). Flexible program in which students design and complete an individualized learning plan. Offered through the School of Graduate Studies on the Beckley campus.
Nursing
Master of Science in Nursing (M.S.N.) with concentrations in administration/education, family nurse practitioner, and nurse anesthesia. Offered through the School of Health Sciences on the Beckley and Martinsburg campus (varies depending on concentration).
Physician Assistant
Master of Science in Physician Assistant (M.S.P.A.). Entry-level master’s program that includes both prerequisite studies at the undergraduate level and graduate-level professional studies. Offered by the School of Health Sciences on the Beckley campus (undergraduate prerequisite studies are available through distance learning).
Strategic Leadership
Master of Science in Strategic Leadership (M.S.S.L.). Offered in an accelerated cohort (team learning) format by the School of Leadership and Professional Development at the Beckley campus, all branch campuses, Hickory Center, locations throughout West Virginia, and online.
CERTIFICATE PROGRAMS
In addition to master’s degrees, MSU offers the following graduate certificate programs:
Criminal Justice Education
Interdisciplinary Studies
- Cultures and Social Change
- Planning for Success
- Professional Communication
- Psychology Studies
Nursing
- Family Nurse Practitioner
- Nurse Anesthesia
Leadership
BRANCH CAMPUSES AND CENTERS
The University’s system of branch campuses and centers provides students throughout the eastern United States with selected academic programs and services. For more detailed information, check the University’s website, call the Information Center, or contact the branch or center directly:
MSU Martinsburg
University Center
214 Viking Way
Martinsburg WV 25401
304.263.4381, toll-free 888.612.7800
MSU Center Township
3468 Brodhead Road, Suite A
Monaca PA 15061
724.774.2400
MSU Orlando
151 S Wymore Road, Suite 200
Altamonte Springs FL 32714
407.774.6200
MSU Hickory Center
Hickory Metro Higher Ed Center
2760 Highway 70 SE
Hickory NC 28602-8304
828.324.6966
ACADEMIC ADVISING
After you are accepted into a graduate program, your program administrator will either serve as your academic advisor or assign an advisor to you. You should consult with a program representative before beginning your studies and again from time to time to report on your progress.
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