Graduate Study

Your journey doesn’t end at graduation. Many Champlain students — inspired by their professors and urged on by their academic passion — continue on to graduate and professional schools. Their Champlain education, they find, has prepared them well for the rigors of graduate studies. They go on to earn master’s, professional and doctorate degrees in fields across the board: business, law, computer science, psychology, art, information technology and communication.

Champlain’s Graduate Programs

Champlain’s graduate degree programs were designed for the working professional. The integration of the course content with what you’re doing at work ensures that your studies will have an immediate, significant impact on your professional life.

• The Champlain MBA. Champlain’s online MBA program is unique and exceptional among online MBA programs due to its guiding principle of integration. You’ll learn how to apply your learning at work and bring the material to life. [Learn more]
• MS in Managing Innovation & IT. More and more businesses are expecting their IT executives to know management principles and their corporate managers to know how to leverage technology. With a clear focus on innovation and the immediate, creative application of information technology to business, Champlain’s online MSMIIT can transform your career. [Learn more]

4+1 Accelerated Programs

If you're interested in pursuing your MBA or MS in management directly after graduation, then you might want to look into Champlain's joint programs with Clarkson University and Southern New Hampshire University.

• Clarkson University. This program gives you a head start on your MBA or MS in management through specific required courses, so that you can earn your undergraduate degree at Champlain and your MBA or MS degree at Clarkson in just five years.
• Southern New Hampshire University. Students who earn a Champlain bachelor's degree in Business will be offered unconditional acceptance to the MBA Program at SNHU. A Champlain Business degree provides a strong foundation for the MBA program and allows students to complete their MBA over four 12-week terms during the course of one year.