Graduate Programs
Two master's programs.
One next step in your career.
Two master's programs. One next step in your career.
Flexible, professionally focused graduate degrees for working adults — built to open doors, close gaps, and prepare you to lead. Choose a program below to take a closer look.
The Clinical Rehabilitation Counseling Program started in August, 2004. The Program is designed to meet the growing demand for qualified, professionally trained clinical rehabilitation counselors who want to work in public and private rehabilitation agencies and institutions.
The program will improve the rehabilitation delivery system by increasing the number of master’s level minority professionals qualified to advance professionally.
Choose your program
Where do you want to go next?
Each program has its own home with curriculum, admissions, and outcomes. Start here, then dive deeper.
Master of Science
Clinical Rehabilitation Counseling
Train as a qualified clinical rehabilitation counselor for public and private rehabilitation agencies and institutions. Delivered as a fully digital experience for flexibility, the program widens access to continuing education and grows the number of master's-level minority professionals ready to advance in the field.
Master of Science
Project Management
Build the structured, professional skills to lead complex projects for businesses and organizations nationwide. Learn to optimize resources, manage risk, and keep stakeholders satisfied — the disciplines organizations rely on to reach their goals and deliver real value.
What Our Graduate Programs Offer
Flexible & digital
Coursework designed to fit around work and life, so earning your degree doesn't mean stepping away from your career.
Career-focused
Both programs answer real professional demand — preparing you for roles employers are actively looking to fill.
A legacy of access
A historic HBCU widening the path to advanced degrees and professional leadership since 1856.
Ready to Begin Your Journey?
Join America's first private HBCU and become part of a legacy of excellence, scholarship, and purpose.