Farleigh Dickinson University is the largest independent university in New Jersey, with campuses in Madison, NJ, Teaneck, NJ, Vancouver, Canada and Oxfordshire, England. Next, we will talk about the 2 Master offered to their students in the city of Vancouver.
The Vancouver campus opened in 2007 and offers students one of the few opportunities to earn an American degree while studying in Canada. All degree programs on the Vancouver Campus are authorized by the British Columbia Ministry of Advanced Education.
Small class sizes and seminar style settings facilitate identity exploration and development, and foster growth from a student to professional with cultural and global identity.
FDU offers the two following Masters:
- Master of Administrative Science
The Master of Administrative Science (MAS) degree is a 30-credit program structured to meet the career development needs of learners working in administrative and professional positions in the private sector, government agencies, and not-for-profit organizations. Its primary purpose is to enhance the administrative and leadership skills of graduates.
The program combines both cognitive and affective (interactive) instruction through case studies, simulations, individual and group exercises, and fieldwork that helps to develop critical managerial effectiveness. The MAS educational experience seeks to develop critical administrative competencies in a supportive learning environment in conjunction with specific and clear feedback.
In this Master you have the opportunity to choose your specialization among one of the followings:
- Human Resources Administration. For those working in the area of human resources or who intend to move into the field.
- Global Leadership and Administration. Designed for leaders and administrators of international businesses.
- Global Technology Administration. Designed for managers and information technology professionals to improve innovation, strategy, operations, and effectiveness in today’s agile global business architectures.
- Computer Security and Forensic Administration: Designed for the law enforcement community and corporate security managers.
- Global Health and Human Services Administration: Designed for people who want to develop their administrative and leadership skills in health-care, human services, and related fields.
- Emergency Management Administration: Designed for community leaders involved in planning, policy-making, implementation and administration of emergency management.
You can see the entry requirements and required documents in this link.
- Master of Science in Hospitality Management
The Master of Science degree in Hospitality Management Studies, which consists of 33 credits, is structured to meet the educational needs of adult learners working as managers, entrepreneurs, educators, or other professionals in business and industry. It is designed to provide a hospitality management education with an academically rigorous, yet flexible, program of study that meets the requirement for a professional master’s degree. For working adults seeking to upgrade their professional skills to enhance their careers, the degree program increases analytical, managerial and leadership competencies and will provide graduates with the requisite preparation for career advancement in various hospitality-related professional areas.
Candidates for admission to the Master of Science in Hospitality Management Studies degree program could be managers, business owners or educators, or hold other professional positions related to the hospitality industry.
You can see the entry requirements and required documents in this link.
Besides the 2 Masters, FDU offers 3 Undergraduate programs:
- Bachelor of Science in Business Administration
- Bachelor of Arts in Individualized Studies (BAIS)
- Bachelor of Science in Information Technology
You can enter into this link to see more information about the mentioned programs.
Finally, you can contact us at international@uvanu.com, or visit us at 405 – 609 W Hastings St. We are from 10 to 6 pm Monday to Friday.