Flexible programs that support your career so you can make a difference.

The online MSAH program prepares students to transform healthcare through a lens of social justice and is ideal for those aspiring to leadership roles within educational institutions, hospitals, and community health centers. Gain the administration and management skills to advance your career and support healthcare systems in a variety of settings. 

Marriage and Family Therapists and Professional Clinical Counselors are engaged people involved in real relationships that require commitment and genuine emotions in the midst of professional work. At Antioch University, you’ll join a community of students and faculty who are active, compassionate, and socially conscious. Offered as a low residency program with conveniently scheduled courses, we plan to increase access to training so graduates are prepared to meet needs in the community of which we are a part.

Our CFT programs prepare students to become socially just couple and family therapists by integrating the principles of social justice and diversity throughout all courses and clinical work. The MA in CFT, Low Residency program is designed to prepare you to begin a career in couple and family therapy by providing conceptual and clinical skills, as well as professional development and socialization.

Our CACREP-accredited program accepts students from all undergraduate degrees looking to learn how to make a positive impact on those who need help the most. The program prepares you to work as a professional counselor to promote mental health, well-being, and social justice for a diverse, multicultural, and global community.

The MA in Counseling degree has an Art Therapy specialization combined with Clinical Mental Health Counseling (CMHC). You receive comprehensive clinical training, making it one of the few degree programs in the U.S. featuring art therapy with a clinical focus.

Counseling is a professional relationship that empowers diverse individuals, families, and groups to accomplish mental health, wellness, education, and career goals. We strive to give our adult learners the skills and knowledge needed to address the complexity of issues impacting the mental health of individuals and families. As a competency-based, low-residency program, the curriculum represents the highest standards of professional ethics, theoretical integration, clinical skills, and multicultural and social justice counseling competencies. 

As dance/movement therapists, we believe that a person’s lived bodily experience is central to the therapeutic process and that dancing is life-affirming. Relational bodily action is the primary agent of change. The DMT program presents both nonverbal and verbal approaches, enhanced by training in couples and family therapy. Students determine the methods that resonate with their professional identity as dance/movement therapists and best serve a diverse clientele.

This counselor education program, with a specialty area in School Counseling, trains students in eight (8) core areas: professional counseling orientation and ethical practice, social and cultural diversity, human growth and development, career development, counseling, and helping relationships, group counseling and group work, assessment and testing, and research and program evaluation. 

Antioch University’s low-residency MFA in Creative Writing program is devoted not only to the education of literary and dramatic artists but also to community engagement and the pursuit of social justice. The program features one-on-one mentoring with a variety of successful publishing writers and includes instruction in craft, revision, and critical reading and thinking skills. The rights and ethical responsibilities of creative writers are also addressed, along with practical career concerns related to the business of writing and publishing. The MFA program prepares students for careers and meaningful lives as writers, editors, teachers, and engaged literary citizens.

The MEd for working teachers is a testament to our commitment to the evolution of education. You’re already equipped with a great foundation of educational experience, and now you’re looking for new ways to enhance your career and classroom. This progressive program has many concentration options that are flexibly designed to be taken while you continue working, pairing a brief residency period with online courses. Immediately and positively impact your students through experiential education and problem-based learning.

Educate for Long-Term, Systemic Change with the MA in Humane Education. It is recommended for non-classroom educators and social justice, animal protection, and environmental advocates who wish to work outside of school settings. Coursework enables students to raise awareness and educate effectively about the interconnected issues that affect people, animals, and the environment, with a focus on bringing about long-term, systemic change.

Scientific discovery is groundbreaking, but advocacy is essential to forging real progress and enacting systems-level change. Whether you want to make an impact on the community, state, national, or international level, we’ll help you develop the knowledge, skills, and networks to be effective. Equip yourself with the skills to bring environmental issues to the forefront of global progress.

We need resource managers who can bring diverse stakeholders together to solve complex environmental challenges. You will help communities prepare for climate change, protect water, direct community waste systems, manage energy and materials sustainably, and conserve landscapes. Lead vital environmental efforts to protect natural resources in sustainable ways, preserve ecological services in the face of landscape development, create landscape resilience, develop multiple sustainable uses of a natural resource, and restore degraded ecosystems.

Thrive in a dynamic, diverse, and innovative world where business acumen, leadership ability, and practical application are critically important – and marketable – skills. Students in our online MBA program are part of a diverse, motivated learning community that understands busy professionals and values providing a work-life balance. The program is structured in a series of 7-week courses, one course at a time, with one-week breaks in between.

Antioch’s Master’s Degree in Human Services Administration (MHSA) prepares service-minded practitioners who seek the skills and knowledge to lead in organizations where they can help have a positive impact on the lives of others. Whether you want to advance your current career or pursue a role as an executive director, grant writer, or program manager, our master’s degree program could help you meet your educational goals.

When you enroll in our Master of Arts in Nonprofit Management (MANM) program, you join a thriving and committed community—led by a team of faculty with decades of leadership experience who are dedicated to the highest level of academic rigor.

Antioch’s MANM is designed for working professionals who are ready for the next step in their careers. We have a diverse group of students, from those just starting out in the nonprofit world to people who already have leadership positions in agencies and institutions.