The MA in Education with a concentration in Student Affairs and Educational Justice (SAEJ) prepares emerging and current student affairs practitioners to successfully lead and transform higher educational environments to promote teaching and development in and outside of the classroom.
Student service professionals and the offices they run have the capacity to positively impact the educational experiences of college students, especially those from traditionally underrepresented groups. Through policy, practice, and research, student affairs practitioners foster environments that are inclusive, respect diversity, and promote learning and success.
Program Highlights
- Designed for individuals and working professionals who want to make a difference in higher education student affairs.
- Provides you with the knowledge and skills to create socially just higher education environments that have at their core the welfare and development of students.
- You will participate in a clinical practicum that allows you to apply what you’ve learned in a real-world student affairs setting.
- Pathway to PhD in Education – Graduates of Claremont Graduate University’s MA in Education program may transfer all 32-units from their MA towards the PhD in Education program.
Program At-a-glance
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32 units
required units
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MA in Education
degree awarded
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Hybrid
modality
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Spring, Summer, Fall
program start
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11 months | full time*
estimated completion time
varies by units taken per term | part time
estimated completion time
