At St. Francis Graduate School of Advanced Studies, we believe advanced education should be flexible, accessible, and transformative.
Whether you’re advancing your career, pivoting your path, or deepening your specialization, our graduate offerings are designed to meet you where you are.
Advance with Confidence
Why Choose Our Graduate Programs
Multiple Delivery Formats
Learn on your terms with online, hybrid, or in-person options designed to fit busy schedules.
STEM Designed
Rooted in science, technology, and innovation, our programs equip you with practical skills and industry-ready knowledge that define today’s workforce.
Relevant Curriculum
Stay ahead with a curriculum that’s aligned with industry trends and taught by expert faculty.
Supportive Services
From advising to career development, you’ll have personalized support every step of the way.
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Business & Technology
Our programs in Management, Professional Accounting, Computer Science, Information Technology, and Cybersecurity prepare you to lead with confidence in a world shaped by data and innovation.
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Health & Science
Our programs in Public Health, Exercise and Sport Science, and Pre-Medical Studies prepare you to analyze, lead, and create change through research, movement, and medicine—building stronger, healthier communities.
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Education & Leadership
Our master’s programs in Early Childhood Education, Literacy Education, and Special Education, along with certificates in School Building Leadership and Childhood Education, prepare you to teach, lead, and inspire with empathy and purpose.
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Psychology & Writing
Our programs in Psychology and Creative Writing explore what it means to be human through science, reflection, and imagination—preparing you to understand, express, and inspire change.
Contact
The Graduate School of Advanced Studies is located in the Palla Pavilion on the 5th floor of St. Francis College, Room 5202.
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