Academics
Online Master’s Degree Programs
Online Bachelor’s Degree Programs
Graduate Certificates
| Program | Degree |
|---|---|
| Community-Based Education and Leadership | Certificate |
| Crime Scene Investigation | Certificate |
| Digital Forensics | Certificate |
| Forensic Accounting | Certificate |
| Forensic Investigation | Certificate |
| Literacy Education | Certificate |
| Nursing Education | Certificate |
| Population-Based Care Coordination | Certificate |
| Quality Management and Patient Safety | Certificate |
| Secondary STEM Teaching and Learning | Certificate |
Non-Credit Education for Professional Development
| Subject Area | Degree |
|---|---|
| Political Campaigning | Non-Credit |
| Advocacy and Lobbying | Non-Credit |
Earn Your Combined Bachelor’s and Master’s Degrees Online From Stevenson University
The Bachelor’s to Master’s Option provides qualified Stevenson undergraduate students the opportunity to obtain both a bachelor’s and a master’s degree in a shorter timeframe. Students accepted to this option are able to complete a maximum of six graduate courses (18 credits) as an undergraduate student. A maximum of two graduate courses (6 credits) may fulfill bachelor’s degree requirements. Participating bachelor’s and master’s online degree programs at Stevenson are designed to blend seamlessly, giving students a powerful education in a shorter period of time that also helps them save money.
Learn MoreAssociate to Bachelor’s in Nursing (ATB) Option
Students accepted into the Associate to Bachelor’s in Nursing (ATB) option may begin courses toward a baccalaureate degree in nursing through Stevenson’s ATB option while they are simultaneously completing their associate degree in nursing. Stevenson University’s ATB option is offered in 8 week sessions, with the exception of NATB 424 Health in the Community which is taught in a full semester. The program is flexible and convenient with courses initially offered in a hybrid format, eventually transitioning to a fully online format. Session start dates for the ATB option are specific to each community college.
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