Graduate Studies
Bloomsburg University has more than 600 graduate students pursuing advanced education in 18 master's level programs and doctoral programs in audiology and in nursing practice, in addition to seven different certification programs
BU's graduate programs cover a wide range of disciplines from clinical athletic training to business administration to special education, as well as emerging career fields like instructional technology and community health specialization.
Through the School of Graduate Studies, students learn to become critical thinkers, independent researchers and experts in their chosen field.
Graduate Programs
- Accounting (MAcc.)
- Audiology (Au.D.)
- Biology (M.S.)
- Business Administration (M.B.A.)
- Business Education (M.Ed.)
- Clinical Athletic Training (M.S.)
- Curriculum and Instruction (M.Ed.)
- Early Childhood Education (M.Ed.)
- Education of the Deaf/Hard of Hearing (M.S.)
- Educational Leadership (M.Ed.)
- Exercise Science (M.S.)
- Instructional Technology (M.S.)
- Middle Level Education Grades 4-8 (M.Ed.)
- Nursing (D.N.P.)
- Nursing (M.S.N.)
- Reading (M.Ed.)
- Speech-Language Pathology (M.S.)
- Special Education (M.Ed./M.S.)
Certificate Programs
Professional educators who hold supervisory certificates provide leadership in specific areas.
- E-Learning Specialist Certificate
- Instructional Game Design Certificate
- Intraoperative Neurophysiological Monitoring (IONM)
- Management Certificate
- PK-12 Principal Certification
- PK-12 Supervisory Certification in Curriculum and Instruction
- Supervisory Certification in Special Education
- Teacher Certification
School of Graduate Studies
Interim Assistant VP, Dean of Graduate Studies and Sponsored Research
Mark Tapsak, Ph.D.
Institutional Graduate Recruiter
Candy L. Ryan
Director of Research and Sponsored Programs
Sadie Hauck, M.A.
Administrative Assistant
Jennifer Kessler
Secretary
Raychel Gingrich
212 Centennial Hall
Phone: 570-389-4015
Fax: 570-389-3054