• Digital Marketing Analytics (MS) – designed for marketing professionals or those entering the field, who seek a grounding in applied business analytics skills and hands-on knowledge of current practices in digital marketing.
• Human Resource Analytics (MS) – designed for HR professionals or those entering Human Resources Management, the program provides a unique balance of HR management, technical and analytical skills.

Key Benefits shared by both programs:

• Students from all majors are welcome to apply
• No GRE/GMAT required
• 30-credit, industry-driven degree that can be completed in less than two years
• STEM-designation
• Fully asynchronous Online and Blended delivery formats* to fit your busy schedule
• Rolling Admissions for Fall and Spring start
• Current ����vlog Business Analytics, Digital Marketing or Human Resource Management Certificate students can transfer all certificate credits into these Master’s programs

  *The Blended delivery format offers a mix of in-person courses, fully asynchronous online courses and hybrid courses

Got questions?
Register now for one of these upcoming webinars to learn more about the programs and hear directly from our faculty and staff:

Ready to apply?����today!

• New Student Orientation | Master’s, Certificate and Certification Students on Wednesday, August 25th at 6:00 PM –
• New Student Orientation | Master’s, Certificate and Certification Students on Monday, August 30th at 12:00 PM –
• New Student Orientation | Doctoral Students on Tuesday, August 24th at 5:30 PM�� –
• Graduate Assistants Orientation on Friday, August 27th at 12:00 PM –

There are certain key benefits that come with studying in this program:

• The accelerated nature of the program is meant for full-time students and is completed in just 1 year.
• Upon completion of the program, students are guaranteed employment by working in the Newark or Orange school system for 3 years.
• We provide our students with an extremely generous stipend of $44,000 per year to help cover the cost of tuition and living expenses.

The Urban Teacher Residency program includes a residency that provides classroom immersion and mentorship. The program also prides itself on the use of a cohort structure as well as anti-racist and social justice pedagogies.

in order to learn more about this exciting opportunity.

For more information about this program and to apply, please visit the .

Thanksgiving to Opening of Spring Semester

The University will shift to remote classes after the Thanksgiving holiday (November 26, 2020-November 29, 2020). The Graduate School, Office of Research Compliance, and Office of Sponsored Programs will continue to provide services to students, faculty and staff Monday through Friday, 8:30 a.m.- 4:30 p.m. through December 24, 2020. The University will be closed for the Winter Break from December 25, 2020 through January 3, 2021. We will resume all services on Monday, January 4, 2021.

In order to reduce the spread of COVID-19, our offices will continue to support the ����vlog students, staff and faculty by phone, email, and teleconference. Your inquiry can be directed to the appropriate department staff by contacting us by phone or e-mail using the contact information below.

The Graduate School actively promotes the values of diversity, inclusion, fairness, and justice for all of the students and staff members in our community. We will continue to work with our graduate students to create supportive and safe spaces for their education and professional development. We encourage any student who experiences any form of racism on our campus to contact us immediately. We are here to help.

The Graduate School will remain open to continue to support the needs of our prospective and current student populations.�� In addition to visiting this page for updates, we ask that you also regularly check your e-mail and the��University’s Coronavirus website��for updates that may impact you as a current or prospective graduate student.

Sincerely,

Scott Herness

Dean, The Graduate School

The����and����programs are housed in the College of Humanities and Social Sciences and began in Fall 2019.

The and are the newest programs for the College of Science and Mathematics.

The College of Education and Human Services has established the new program which began in Summer 2019.

The Master of Science in is the only program of its kind in New Jersey and provides students with the skill set to excel in��an interdisciplinary field concerned with the statistical and rule-based modeling of natural language from a computational perspective as well as the study of computational approaches to linguistic questions.

The Master of Arts in is a dynamic program that trains students to use qualitative and quantitative data to develop evidence-based solutions to real world problems that companies and organizations face every day.��Students will gain valuable skills in primary and secondary data analysis, such as engaging in survey research, interviews and focus groups, data and text mining, and analyzing data.

The goal of the Master of Science in is to train students on a broad range of security related topics with hands-on experience, preparing them to meet the growing demand for Cybersecurity professionals in industry, academia and government agencies. In addition, students will have a unique opportunity of doing research on related security projects.

The program is uniquely positioned to accommodate professionals from diverse academic backgrounds and provide a broader coverage of Cybersecurity topics with computational as well as legal and ethical training. This approach will address demands in both technical and managerial fields of Cybersecurity.

The Master of Science in ��provides students with foundational abilities in applied mathematics as well as in-depth specialized knowledge and skills in support of their specific goals. This program prepares students for a variety of career goals, including employment in a wide range of industries and further study in a doctoral program. This program will be very useful to extend the development of secondary school teachers who wish to develop competencies in these increasingly exciting areas of mathematics.

Students seeking careers in industry and research that uses quantitative methods, as well as in education, will find this program beneficial to their professional development. The US Bureau of Labor Statistics projects a 33% growth in jobs in mathematics between 2016 and 2026 (”much faster than the national average of 7%”), with an MS degree as the typical entry-level degree.

The Master of Science in ��provides a high quality, state-of-the-art educational program consistent with the professional and ethical requirements of the profession. Students will have the opportunity to learn in a dynamic and challenging professional preparation program geared toward preparing them for certification and practice as certified athletic trainers.

The demand for athletic trainers is projected to grow 23 percent between 2016 and 2026.��The average annual athletic trainer salary for those with a master’s degree is $54,212. Students can expect to gain hands-on experience with patients in a variety of settings, including some emerging practice areas such as the performing arts and the AT in physician practice.

Learn more about these new programs by joining us at the on Sunday, October 27th at 10:30 pm.

Our affordable program provides students with theoretical and computational knowledge of modern applied mathematics as well as in-depth specialized abilities and skills tailored to their specific goals. Full-time students can complete the 30-credit flexible curriculum in 16 months:

• Four core courses introduce the latest techniques in data-driven modeling and stochastic processes.
• Option to specialize in a particular sub-discipline of applied mathematics: dynamical�� systems,�� financial�� mathematics,�� fluid mechanics, geophysical mathematics, imaging, mathematical biology, mathematical epidemiology,�� numerical�� analysis,�� and�� scientific�� computing.
• One of three culminating options: an internship, a capstone project, or a thesis.

The Applied Mathematics (MS) program is relevant to many “in-demand” careers that span across a wide variety of industries and roles in business, government and education for which the analytic capacities of applied mathematics are highly sought after.

Register now for an to learn more about this program and the application process. If you are unable to come on campus, will host an . You can also now.

Additionally, we now offer a��. This is a theoretical program that will provide a mathematical foundation for students who plan to continue in further graduate studies, those interested in industry, as well as in-service teachers seeking a deeper knowledge of their field. Core courses include Real Variables, Linear Algebra, Abstract Algebra, Probability, with elective courses in theoretical mathematics including number theory, topology, and graph theory. Students will choose one of the following options for a culminating experience: capstone project, or MS thesis.

Our application for Fall 2019 will be available in the coming days. to be notified when the application becomes available.

The Master of Science in Computational Linguistics is the only program of its kind in New Jersey and provides students with the skill set to excel in��an interdisciplinary field concerned with the statistical and rule-based modeling of natural language from a computational perspective as well as the study of computational approaches to linguistic questions.

Register for an upcoming session to learn about the flexible, cutting-edge program and the graduate admissions process directly from the program’s faculty:

– Wednesday, April 17th at 5:30 pm in the Feliciano School of Business, Room 110
– Wednesday, May 1st at 1:00 pm

The Master of Arts in Social Research and Analysis is a dynamic program that trains students to use qualitative and quantitative data to develop evidence-based solutions to real world problems that companies and organizations face every day.��Students will gain valuable skills in primary and secondary data analysis, such as engaging in survey research, interviews and focus groups, data and text mining, and analyzing data.

Register for an upcoming session for a chance to learn about��the interdisciplinary program from the program’s faculty, as well as the graduate admissions process.

– Wednesday, April 24th at 5:30 pm in Feliciano School of Business, Room 110
– Tuesday, April 30th at 12:30 pm

• At the conclusion of the accelerated program, students with their teaching certificate and two years of full time teaching (as the teacher of record) are also eligible for the Reading Specialist Certification offered by the State of New Jersey.

Applications for the Accelerated Hybrid Cohort must be received by April 15, 2019.

Traditional MA in Reading

The traditional MA in Reading is also designed for working teachers, with all courses taking place at night (except for summer practicum course in the literacy clinic). Students in this program can also take hybrid and online courses, and students will program work with an advisor to create a timeline and schedule that works for them. Applications are accepted on a rolling basis and students can start the program at the beginning of any semester, including the summer.

• At the conclusion of the traditional program, students with their teaching certificate and two years of full time teaching (as the teacher of record) are also eligible for the Reading Specialist Certification offered by the State of New Jersey.

Reading Specialist Certification Program

Students who already have a Masters are eligible to enroll in our Reading Specialist Program. Literacy courses taken within the last 10 years may be eligible for transfer credits, and prospective students can talk to an advisor to see which courses might be waived. Once admitted in the program, students will work with an advisor to create a schedule for the courses they still need to take. Students can start the Reading Specialist Certification program at the beginning of any semester, including the summer

For information about the Accelerated Hybrid Cohort, please click here.

For information about the Traditional Masters in Reading, please click here.

For information about the Reading Specialist Program, please click here.

Contact Information

If you have questions about the Master in Reading or Reading Specialist Program please contact:

Dr. Erik Jacobson, jacobsone@montclair.edu or 873-655-3471

If you have any questions regarding the application process, please contact:

The Graduate School at graduateschool@montclair.edu or 973-655-5147.