The Canisius College Graduate Division offers curricula leading to the degrees of Master of Science (M.S.), Master of Science in Education (M.S. in Ed.), Master of Business Administration (M.B.A.), Master of Business Administration in Professional Accounting (M.B.A.P.A.) and Master of Business Administration in Accounting (M.B.A.A.). Each program is listed with the official approved title and HEGIS1 number by which it is registered with the New York State Education Department. Enrollment in other than registered or otherwise approved programs may jeopardize a student’s eligibility for certain student-aid awards. The programs are as follows:
Master of science degree:| Physical Education |
0835 |
| School Administrator and Supervisor |
0828 |
| Elementary Education2 | 0802 |
| Biology "7-12" |
0401-01 |
| Chemistry "7-12" |
1905-01 |
| English "7-12" |
1501-01 |
| French "7-12" |
1102-01 |
| German "7-12" |
1103-01 |
| Mathematics "7-12" |
1701-01 |
| Physics "7-12 |
1902-01 |
| Social Studies "7-12" |
2201-01 |
| Spanish "7-12" |
1105-01 |
| Counselor Education |
0826-01 |
| Certificate Program (advanced program for students who have the master’s degree in Counselor Education) |
0826-01 |
| Teachers of the Deaf |
0812 |
| Teaching Students with Disabilities: Childhood |
0808 |
| Teaching Students with Disabilities:Adolescence |
0808 |
| Teaching Students with Disabilities: Childhood - Severe/Multiple Disabilties Annotation |
0808 |
| College Student Personnel Administration |
0826 |
| Sport Administration |
0599 |
| Organizational Communication and Development |
0601 |
| Health and Human Performance |
1299 |
| Education (general) |
0801 |
| Childhood Education |
0802 |
| Adolescence Education |
0803 |
| Literacy Education: Birth-Grade | 60830 |
| Literacy Education: Grades 5-12 | 0830 |
| Literacy Education: Birth-Grade 12 | 0830 |
| Physical Education |
0835 |
| Business and Marketing |
0838 |
| Adolescence Education: History |
2201.01 |
| Master of business administration degree |
0506 |
| Master of business administration in professional accounting degree |
0502 |
| Master of business administration in accounting degree |
0502 |
The college reserves the right to modify its regulations at any time to conform with current university and graduate school practice.
The graduate division offers courses during the regular summer, fall and spring sessions.
Students must assume the responsibility of acquainting themselves with all requirements pertaining to their program of study and of adhering to them. This involves a careful reading of the Canisius College Catalog and of departmental and graduate division notices. When in doubt, they should avail themselves of the advice of their department chair or program director.
1 Higher Education General Information Survey.
2 The M.B.A.A. degree is awarded only to those students who complete the 150-hour program in accounting (see page 30).