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Leon Hess Business School

Accounting

Business Administration majors, with a concentration in accounting, are prepared for wonderful accounting careers. The accounting program fulfills all the undergraduate academic requirements to sit for the CPA exam. Many students choose to fulfill the—150 credit-hour requirement for the CPA license—by attending graduate school (here at Monmouth University) or by supplementing their undergraduate program with a minor or second concentration.

Bachelors + Masters

Occupational Therapy Doctorate (OTD)

Graduate | Doctor of Occupational Therapy

Marjorie K. Unterberg School of Nursing and Health Studies

Health and Physical Education

The experiential learning-based curriculum of our Occupational Therapy Doctorate (OTD) program prepares you for entry-level practice in a variety of roles and settings, with coursework focusing on rehabilitation, health promotion and wellness, business and financial models in health care, education, global interprofessional collaboration, and leadership.

M.B.A. with a Concentration in Advanced Accounting

Graduate | Master of Business Administration

Leon Hess Business School

Accounting

Our innovative curriculum will provide a thorough background in the theory and application of budgeting, auditing, and taxes in a business environment.

Bachelors + Masters

Wayne D. McMurray School of Humanities and Social Sciences

Communication

Whether you’re interested in entering or advancing your career, Monmouth University’s 30-credit Master of Arts in Communication gives you an in-depth, inspired understanding of how information, media, and organizations intersect within our global society.

Bachelors + Masters

M.S. in Computer Science – Non-Thesis Track

Graduate | Master of Science

School of Science

Computer Science and Software Engineering

Whether you’re considering computer technology, telecommunications, software design, or software development as a career, our cutting-edge curriculum will prepare you to be a leader in computing, software engineering, or information systems.

Bachelors + Masters

School of Science

Computer Science and Software Engineering

The Computer Networks track provides you with a comprehensive study of network design and implementation, network performance analysis and management, network security, and the latest networking technology.

Bachelors + Masters

School of Science

Computer Science and Software Engineering

The Cybersecurity track provides in-depth knowledge of emerging security threats and solutions to prepare software engineers to identify, develop and implement highly secure systems and networks that support organizational goals.

Bachelors + Masters

School of Science

Computer Science and Software Engineering

The Databases and Intelligent Information Systems track gives you the solid foundation necessary to effectively analyze, design, implement and optimize complex data repositories, and to transform data into powerful information systems for business.

Bachelors + Masters

M.A. in History – Non-Thesis Track

Graduate | Master of Arts

Wayne D. McMurray School of Humanities and Social Sciences

History and Anthropology

Whether you’re seeking a valuable career enhancement or planning to pursue your Ph.D., Monmouth’s M.A. in History gives you the power to tailor your degree to your interests and goals. Convenient evening classes let you earn your degree while you work.

Bachelors + Masters

School of Science

Computer Science and Software Engineering

This program is no longer enrolling new students.

The Management track emphasizes information technology management and business strategic management. In this track you’ll take additional business courses.

School of Science

Computer Science and Software Engineering

This program is no longer enrolling new students.

The Technology track emphasizes the software lifecycle. In this track you’ll take additional computer science and software engineering courses.

School of Science

Computer Science and Software Engineering

This program is no longer enrolling new students.

If you already have an undergraduate degree in software engineering obtained from an accredited institution, you may qualify for this advanced track. Your thesis will involve original research on a software engineering topic. You’ll replace the 6-credit thesis with two guided electives.

School of Science

Computer Science and Software Engineering

This program is no longer enrolling new students.

The Master of Science in Software Engineering is a 30-40.5 credit program (depending on prior academic preparation) that is ideal for students building on their undergraduate degree or working professionals looking to advance their careers.