Join us for an interactive and engaging information session to learn more about either the Masters in Higher Education Administration and Policy (MSHE) Degree program or the three Higher Education Certificate options. Our Degree and Certificate offerings are primarily in-person instruction – we do not offer 100% online instruction.
Information session details
- Held virtually, unless indicated otherwise. A Zoom link will be provided upon registration.
- Held on a variety of days (including weekends) and at convenient times to meet your needs.
- Personalized sessions typically have 1-3 participants – so you will have plenty of opportunities to ask questions throughout the session!
- Degree information sessions are 60 minutes in length
- Certificate information sessions are 30 minutes in length
Uncertain about which type of information session to attend?
- If you are an international applicant - attend a Degree information session.
- If you are uncertain whether our Degree or one of our Certificates is best for you, attend a Degree information session (includes brief information about the certificates).
Our information sessions are only for the Higher Education Administration and Policy Degree and Higher Education Certificates. For information about other masters or PhD programs within Northwestern University’s School of Education and Social Policy, please contact the specific program in which you have interest.
Discover What Makes Our Information Sessions Special
“I want to extend my heartfelt gratitude for the opportunity to participate in a Northwestern Higher Education information session. The experience was truly exceptional, and it provided me with valuable insights in the program’s unique approach and personalized nature. I must say that I haven’t encountered any other program quite like this.
I was especially impressed by the graduate student facilitator’s expertise and their ability to address all of my questions about the program at Northwestern. Their guidance and knowledge further fueled my interest in the program.”