Graduate Admissions

At UVA Wise, our growing graduate offerings now include two master’s degrees that are helping students explore career opportunities at their current employer or via new roles and emerging professions.

Master of Education

Students searching for new career opportunities in education can now pursue a Master of Education degree at UVA Wise and choose from three concentrations in a 30-credit hour, non-thesis degree program. There’s a reason many leading teachers across the Commonwealth and throughout our educationally high-achieving region are UVA Wise education alumni: our high-quality professional learning leads to expanded job opportunities and increased earning potential for licensed teachers and provides you with the coursework to pursue provisional licensure.

Master of Science in Technology Management and Data Analytics

UVA Wise recently launched the Master of Science in Technology Management and Data Analytics, a fully online, interdisciplinary master's degree offered by the Department of Business and Economics designed to prepare graduates to lead in today's technology-driven, data-rich economy. This 30-credit-hour, non-thesis graduate program combines advanced study in technology management, finance and financial technology, data analytics, artificial intelligence (AI), business strategy and responsible technology governance. With flexible full-time and part-time enrollment options and both fall and spring start dates, the program is designed to meet the needs of students and working professionals while preparing graduates for leadership roles across industries.

Master of Education

Gain knowledge of educational research methods and specific applications to help K-12 students succeed.

Master of Science in Technology Management and Data Analytics

Use real-world datasets, case studies and a capstone experience to integrate analytics, strategy, governance and professional communication.

Admissions Requirements

Requirements for graduate degrees vary between graduate programs. Prior to submitting an application, students are encouraged to review individual department admission standards (department level) beyond those set by the Office of Graduate Studies (college level) requirements and conditions for admission for the specific degree.