Concordia University Texas announced Feb. 12 that it will offer two additional fully online degree programs beginning in March. A Bachelor of Arts degree in business and a Bachelor of Arts degree in health care administration are being added to a superintendent certification program that the University launched in December.
The online center launched three fully online cohorts in January: a master's degree in advanced literary instruction, a master's degree in differentiated instruction and a bachelor's degree in human resources management.
"Concordia is offering the same excellent, accredited degree programs students would find in classrooms, but using a different delivery method," said Tammy Steward, vice president of remote operations for Concordia University Texas, in a news release. "We are enabling busy adults the chance to continue their education in a timely manner while maintaining their ability to go to work and raise a family."
The fully online courses do not differ from traditional on-campus learning material. The online degree programs offer the same course and program objectives and allow students the opportunity to collaborate and interact with their professors and classmates.
