| GRADUATE DEGREE PROGRAMS |
| Degree | Program |
| ARTS AND SCIENCES | |
| Master of Arts (M.A.) | English
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| Master of Arts (M.A.) | History
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| Master of Science (M.S.) | Biology
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| Master of Science (M.S.) | Psychology
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| Master of Science (M.S.) | Public Affairs
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| Master of Science in Logistics System (MS/LS) | Logistics Systems
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| Master of Science in Administration (MSA/LM) | Logistics Management
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| Master of Public Administration (M.P.A.) | Public Administration
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| BUSINESS
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| Master of Accountancy (MAac) | Accounting (Effective Spring 2001)
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| Master of Business Administration (M.B.A.) | Business Administration
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| Master of Management Information | Management Information Systems
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| Systems (M.M.I.S.)
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| EDUCATION
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| Specialist in Education (Ed.S.) | Administration and Supervision
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| Specialist in Education (Ed.S.) | Early Childhood Education (P-4)
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| Specialist in Education (Ed.S.) | Middle Grades Education (4-8)
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| Specialist in Education (Ed.S.) | Natural Science Education (Biology) (7-12)
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| Specialist in Education (Ed.S.) | Social Science Education (7-12)
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| Master of Arts in Teaching (M.A.T.) | Secondary Education
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| Master of Education (M.Ed.) | Administration and Supervision
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| Master of Education (M.Ed.) | Early Childhood Education (P-4)
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| Master of Education (M.Ed.) | Instructional Technology (Distance Learning and Alternative Education)
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| Master of Education (M.Ed.) | Instructional Technology (Library Media)
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| Master of Education (M.Ed.) | Instructional Technology (Technology Coordination)
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| Master of Education (M.Ed.) | Instructional Technology Professional Educator
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| Master of Education (M.Ed.) | Middle Grades Education (4-8)
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| Master of Education (M.Ed.) | Secondary Education (7-12) English, Mathematics, Natural Science (Biology), Social Science
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| Master of Education (M.Ed.) | Special Education Behavior Disorders (P-12)
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| Special Education Interrelated Teacher (P-12)
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| Special Education Learning Disabilities (P-12)
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| Special Education Intellectual Disabilities (P-12)
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| HEALTH SCIENCES
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| Specialist in Education (Ed.S.) | Health and Physical Education (P-12)
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| Master of Arts in Teaching (M.A.T.) | Health Education (P-12)
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| Master of Education (M.Ed.) | Health Promotion
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| Master of Education (M.Ed.) | Health and Physical Education (P-12)
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| Master of Education (M.Ed.) | Health & Physical Education: Outdoor Education Administration
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| Master of Science in Nursing (MSN) MSN/MBA option |
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| COMMUTER CAMPUSES AND CENTERS DEGREE PROGRAMS |
Georgia College & State University provides graduate education programs in Macon and at Robins Air Force Base. Classes are available in the evening, and in some locations, during the day. Students enrolled in the commuter campuses and centers programs can complete all course work required for the degree at any of the external locations without having to travel to the residential campus or other locations for courses. Students participating in one of the campuses or centers programs also have access to all of the facilities located on the residential campus in Milledgeville. A campus director at each location is available for assistance and program coordination. In addition, program and campus coordinators are available for advisement and other student services.
WARNER ROBINS CENTERS
Located at the Robins Air Force Base
Glenn Easterly (Phone 478-926-6544)
ROBINS GRADUATE CENTER
Degrees in:
LOGISTICS EDUCATION CENTER
Degrees in:
MACON CAMPUS
Parris Smith (Phone 478-471-2898)
Degrees in:
All evening classes are conducted one night per week. During the summer, some education classes meet daily during daytime hours over a shorter period of time to accommodate inservice teachers.
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| OFFICIAL DISCIPLINE ABBREVIATIONS |
Select the course abbreviation to view the list of course descriptions.
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Graduate courses numbered 5000 to 7999 are designed primarily for graduate students. Any variation from a prescribed program requires written permission from the Dean of the School. Most courses are identified by a four-letter prefix and a four-digit number. NOTE: (4-3-5) following course title indicates: 4 hours lecture, 3 hours laboratory, and 5 hours credit. (Var.) indicates variable credits, as stated in the course description. F and S indicate the course will normally be offered during the fall or spring semester, respectively.