A transformative experience built upon undergraduate education
A transformative experience built upon undergraduate education
Bloomsburg University has more than 600 graduate students majoring in more than 18 master's level programs and a doctoral program in audiology. Our graduate programs cover a wide range of disciplines from clinical athletic training to business administration to special education.
At BU, graduate students learn to become critical thinkers, independent researchers and experts in their chosen field.
Graduate Programs and Coordinators
- Accounting (MAcc.) — Gary Robson
- Audiology (Au.D.) — Jorge Gonzalez
- Biology (M.S.) — Thomas Klinger
- Business Administration (M.B.A.) — Darrin Kass
- Business Education (M.Ed.) — Margaret O'Connor
- Clinical Athletic Training (M.S.) — Joe Hazzard
- Curriculum and Instruction (M.Ed.) — Tegan Kotarski
- Early Childhood Education (M.Ed.) — Tegan Kotarski
- Education of the Deaf/Hard of Hearing (M.S.) — Tegan Kotarski
- Exercise Science (M.S.) — Joseph Andreacci
- Instructional Technology (M.S.) — Timothy Phillips
- Middle Level Education Grades 4-8 (M.Ed.) — Tegan Kotarski
- Nursing (M.S.N.) — Noreen Chikotas
- School-Based SLP (Project IMPRESS) (M.Ed.) — Patricia Lawton
- School Counseling & College Student Affairs (M.Ed.) — T. Kotarski
- Reading (M.Ed.) — Tegan Kotarski
- Speech-Language Pathology (M.S.) — Shaheen N. Awan
- Special Education (M.Ed./M.S.) — Tegan Kotarski
Certificate Programs
Professional educators who hold supervisory certificates provide leadership in specific areas. Applicants for admission to a supervisory program must have a valid Pennsylvania teaching certificate and five years of satisfactory teaching experience.