College of Education, Health and Human Services

14 High Profile Research, Outreach, and Learning Centers

55+ Undergraduate, Graduate, and Doctoral Programs

60,000+ Alumni Worldwide

Our Programs

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Undergraduate Programs

The College of EHHS currently offers 25 undergraduate degrees, 19 minors, and 4 certificates to help prepare you for your career. There are many opportunities for students to gain valuable experience through internships, practicum opportunities, study abroad, and research.

Graduate Programs

The College of EHHS currently has 25 Master’s programs and 14 Doctoral programs, including Doctor of Philosophy, Doctor of Audiology and Doctor of Education degrees. The breadth of these offerings, coupled with faculty expertise and experience in research and teaching, makes our college an ideal place to pursue graduate study in the disciplines related to education, health and human services. Please read on for program specific information. .

Online Programs

YOUR DEGREE, YOUR TIME

The College of Education, Health and Human Services (EHHS) at �鶹ӰԺ offers several graduate degrees, concentrations, and certificates 100% online. With the working professional in mind, our college is dedicated to providing quality education on an online platform. .

Our Strategic Plan

In 2017, our college embarked on a strategic planning process to help us better tell our story both internally and externally. With a common focus and vision in mind, we have established our 2019-2024 Strategic Plan.

Learn more about our Strategic Plan

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Should Students Use Apple AirPods as Hearing Aids?

Nov 07, 2024

Now there’s good news for people with mild to moderate hearing impairment. The FDA recently authorized the first over-the-counter hearing aid software device intended to be used with compatible versions of the Apple AirPods Pro headphones. As with any decision about your health, before you plug in, consult with a medical professional. So that’s what �鶹ӰԺ State Today did.

�鶹ӰԺ State’s Higher Education Administration and Student Affairs Program Celebrates Diamond Anniversary

Nov 04, 2024

The Higher Education Administration and Student Affairs program recently celebrated its 60th anniversary at the �鶹ӰԺ State Hotel and Conference Center.

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Honoring the Bonds of Friendship and Helping Aspiring Educators

Oct 29, 2024

Charlotte L. “Char” Hughes, ’63, and Janette M. Aten, ’63, met while doing their laundry in Terrace Hall, where they both lived as students at �鶹ӰԺ. Soon, they were inseparable.
“Our time at �鶹ӰԺ State was very enjoyable,” Char remembered. “We liked our professors, and we had a great group of friends.”

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Mary Ann Devine Part of Keynote Panel at International Symposium on Inclusivity

Oct 31, 2024

Professor Mary Ann Devine, Ph.D., was part of an international, keynote panel of experts at the 2nd International Symposium on the Inclusive Leisure Experience in Quebec, Canada.

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Health Sciences Professor Renee Axiotis Named MVP

Oct 30, 2024

Health Sciences Associate Professor Renee Axiotis was recently selected by student-athlete Kate Thill as her Most Valuable Professor.

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Fulbright TEA Scholars Present Educational Technology for Teaching and Learning

Oct 24, 2024

Twenty-one Fulbright TEA educators participated in a day-long series of live-streamed presentations to demonstrate how they will leverage technology to solve real-world problems and enhance learning within their school or community.

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Study Away Students Connect with History, People, Plants and Each Other

Oct 23, 2024

Four undergraduates went on a summer excursion to southern Montana that was chock full of people, places and events, including a stop on the Northern Cheyenne Indian Reservation.

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