Wilkes University partnered with the Pennsylvania Association of School Business Officials (PASBO) to offer this unique master’s program. The 30-credit program was developed to address the key issues school business leaders face in today’s education environment.

This online master's degree in International School Leadership is designed specifically for educators who want to assume leadership positions around the world. The program was designed to address key educational leadership themes and challenges identified by the Association for the Advancement of International Education (AAIE). Offered in partnership with PLS 3rd Learning, Wilkes shares a commitment to improve the quality of international school leaders across the globe.

The master of science in Mechanical Engineering provides students with advanced theoretical knowledge and hands-on technical experience in the areas of energy, mechanical, thermal and fluid systems; and materials, manufacturing and product development. Students may choose an area of focus that enhances knowledge in their current field or allows them to explore a new specialty. The Mechanical Engineering program offers: project-based courses, immediate hands-on experience, interactive classes and state-of-the-art labs. State-of-the-art labs provide students with hands-on experience. Wilkes has multiple labs in: mechatronics, fluid mechanic, robotics and digital design, communications, nanotechnology, micro-electromechanical systems and thin films.

The Master of Science in Athletic Training (MSAT) is a two-year full-time program for students interested in a career as an Athletic Trainer. Students in our program will participate in comprehensive clinical experiences, including more than 16 weeks of immersive experiences in a variety of local medical settings and anticipated settings nationwide and globally.

Engage today's students -- worldwide. Elevate your teaching career with the online master's degree in Effective Teaching. Designed specifically for classroom educators, this unique degree teaches the advanced skills needed to engage students and improve your practice.

Our 100% online (excluding clinical and residencies) RN to MSN program* is for registered nurses with an associate degree who want to achieve their MSN degree and become nurse practitioners.

Electrical Engineering Master of Science in Electrical Engineering Program (M.S.E.E) Program Director: Mr. Robert Taylor, robert.taylor1@wilkes.edu. Learn to apply advanced mathematical and physical principles to electronic and computer-based devices and systems. The practical insight of our expert, working faculty will guide you throughout your courses and your capstone project and lead you to the knowledge and experience that will allow you to be an agent for change and innovation in the field. Courses in this subject area are available on days and evenings.

Our 100% online (excluding clinical and residencies) MSN-NP program focuses on the advanced clinical skills that are in high demand, as well as professionalism and evidence-based practice for improved patient outcomes.

Our online psychiatric/mental health nurse practitioner track will give you the essential skills you need to complete comprehensive mental health assessments, as well as individual, family, and group psychotherapy to treat your patients properly and with compassion.

If you have an undergraduate degree in a traditional mathematics major and wish to make the transition to applied mathematics/computer science, the MS in Mathematics program might be just what you want. For the degree in mathematics, a student who has met admission requirements can take up to half of the required 30 credits in computer science. MS in Mathematics applicants are expected to have had undergraduate courses in each of the following three areas: linear algebra or matrix theory, advanced calculus or real variables, and abstract algebra. Students deficient in one or more of these areas may still be admitted into the program, but are required to make up for all undergraduate deficiencies early in their graduate studies. To attain the MS degree, 30 credits in approved courses offered by the Department of Mathematics/Computer Science are required, including six credits in courses numbered 500 or above. In addition, a thesis option allows students to work independently toward the completion of a written thesis under the direction of their faculty advisors. As many as six of the required 30 credits may be earned through thesis work. Students electing this option must also satisfy all general thesis requirements as described in the Graduate Bulletin (available in .pdf format via a link on the Graduate Academics page).