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University of Illinois Springfield
- Graduate School
- SPRINGFIELD, IL
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About
The University of Illinois Springfield is a mid-sized public institution and part of the University of Illinois System. UIS offers more the 70 graduate programs and certificates in our four colleges. More than twenty graduate programs and thirty graduate certificates can be completed completely online. Some of the most popular graduate programs are Public Administration, Public Health, Computer Science, Business, and Education.
About 2/3 of students attend graduate school part-time at UIS. Programs and schedules are developed to meet the needs of working adults in today's rapidly changing world.
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College of Business and Management - University of Illinois at Springfield
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College of Public Affairs and Education - University of Illinois at Springfield
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Masters Programs
History
The M.A. in History emphasizes the development of analytical research skills necessary for studying the past. The curriculum focuses on the comprehension and appraisal of historiographical perspectives and debates, the methodologies and practices of research in primary sources, and the development of skills necessary for the interpretation of the past for a public audience. The program offers a choice of three concentrations: Public History, United States History, and World History.
Doctoral Programs
Doctor of Public Administration (DPA)
The Doctor of Public Administration (DPA) program is devoted to bridging the worlds of scholarship and practice. We intend to spark discussions and stimulate research that improves public and nonprofit management and public policy in Illinois, the nation, and the broader global community. Thus, we work with students who wish to serve the public interest, drive social change, and make a difference in their communities and workplaces. As such, we offer a high-level academic experience designed for mid-range and advanced professionals in the public, private and nonprofit sectors.
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