Boston University’s Wheelock College of Education & Human Development offers a range of fully online graduate programs designed to prepare educators, leaders, and advocates to foster equity and excellence in diverse educational settings. Guided by faculty with deep expertise in education, leadership, and social justice, these programs combine scholarship with practical application.

The Doctor of Education (Ed.D.) in Higher Education Leadership is a fully online, practice-focused doctoral program designed for experienced professionals seeking advanced leadership roles in colleges and universities. Emphasizing organizational change, equity, and policy development, the program prepares graduates to drive innovation and promote inclusive excellence in higher education.

The Master of Education in Higher Education Administration is a 40-credit program offered fully online that prepares students for leadership roles in student affairs, enrollment management, and institutional planning within higher education. Coursework merges theory and practice in student development, governance, and diversity and inclusion.

All programs prioritize ethical leadership, research-informed practice, and flexible online delivery that supports the needs of working professionals. Boston University Wheelock College’s Education programs empower graduates to lead meaningful, equitable change in schools, colleges, and communities.

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