Higher Education Administration
The graduate program in Higher Education Administration at the University of Wyoming was the first of its kind in the Rocky Mountain region
and today enjoys increasing recognition for its contributions in the areas of adult
learning and teaching and higher education. Organized in 1950, the program initially
was operated jointly by the College of Education and the Division of Community Services,
headed by Clarence D. Jayne.
All Higher Education Administration students can work as administrators and professional
staff to supervise, design, deliver, and coordinate high quality formal and informal
education programs to adults across the lifespan.
We prepare students for entry-level leadership positions with our Master of Arts degree,
and our Doctor of Education degree prepares students for advanced leadership positions.
Interested in Learning More?
Program Admissions Requirements and Deadlines
View Higher Education Administration program deadlines for the admissions process,
including important notes, and detailed information about the required documents,
GRE scores, transcripts, recommendation letters, and more.
Faculty Contact Information
View Higher Education Administration program faculty contact information such as titles,
coordinators, phone numbers, emails, and curriculum vitae. Please feel free to reach
out to the faculty with your questions!
Curriculum Details
View Higher Education Administration program's required courses and credits.
Student Resources
View Higher Education Administration Student Resources which includes important websites
and links regarding a complete guide to registration, required courses, long-term
schedules, internship information, student handbooks, graduate student forms, how
the doctoral journey in the College of Education works, the graduate paperwork process,
and more!
Always refer to the UW websites to help answer your own questions!
