Graduate Programs
Master's Programs
Deciding to attend graduate school takes a major commitment of both time and money. In the long run, it is one of the best ways to enhance your professional marketability, expand your knowledge base, and increase your long-term earning potential. According to a study conducted by the U.S. Census Bureau, the average worker holding a bachelor's degree earned $40,478 annually, while a master's degree, on average, earned $51,183. Having a graduate degree also keeps your training and skills current in today's market making you more marketable for career advancement.
Often, financial assistance is available to qualifying students. Visit our Financial Aid Office to learn more.
RMU offers master's degrees in a wide variety of disciplines from business to engineering to nursing to education. Classes are offered during the evenings and in an online format. Most programs can be completed within 27 months or less. >> Learn more …
Doctoral Programs
Earning a doctoral degree gives you the honor of holding the highest possible academic degree. It requires a commitment of time and energy while you complete your research and dissertation. Earning this degree means you have reached the highest level of academic preparation for your professional career. Based on U.S. Census Bureau research, on average, workers with a doctorate degree earned $77,445 annually.
RMU doctoral programs are designed to be career-focused and hands on. Our unique program format enables you to earn your doctorate degree in just three years. We offer degrees in information systems and communications (D.Sc.), instructional management and leadership (Ph.D.) and nursing practice (D.N.P.).
Contact an Admissions Counselor at 800-762-0097 to learn more about our doctoral programs. The future is waiting for you at RMU.
