Midway University

Accounting

Integrates a liberal arts education with accounting competency, covering financial, managerial, intermediate, and cost accounting, taxation, auditing, and advanced topics, culminating in a senior project. Available in in-seat and online formats.

A.D.N.

Biology

Provides comprehensive study in the biological sciences including general biology, anatomy and physiology, microbiology, genetics, and molecular biology, with advanced electives and research opportunities. Offered in both in-seat and online delivery.

Biology/Biological Sciences, General

Business Administration

Provides foundational business education for students seeking entry-level positions or a pathway to bachelor's degree completion.

Business Administration

Prepares students for careers in business and business-related fields, emphasizing quality teaching and ethical and moral standards in business.

Business Administration and Management, General

Business/Commerce, General

Coaching and Sport Leadership

Prepares students in coaching philosophy, sport psychology, sport pedagogy, physiology, and management, addressing current issues in sport science for prospective coaches. Available in both in-seat and online formats.

Computer Science

Offers a broad overview of the computing field, with foundational courses in programming, databases, and networking, advancing to specialized electives in cybersecurity, mobile computing, and human-computer interaction, culminating in a capstone project. Available in in-seat and online formats.

Criminal Justice

Encompasses foundational coursework in law enforcement, courts, corrections, and contemporary challenges in criminal justice, with upper-level courses in criminological theory, criminal investigation, and ethics. Available in in-seat and online formats.

Data Analytics

Emphasizes statistical modeling, data analysis techniques, and practical applications using statistical software for real-world problem-solving. Available in both in-seat and online formats.

Education Studies

Designed for students not pursuing teacher certification who may enter paraprofessional roles or MAT programs; does not require Praxis I, Praxis II, student teaching, or methods courses. Available in in-seat and online options.

Elementary Education P-5

Prepares educators for primary through grade five classrooms, following EPSB standards with three checkpoints, 200 field experience hours, and student teaching. Available in traditional, accelerated evening/weekend, and online formats.

English

Encompasses coursework across composition, literature, creative writing, and specialized topics, with a culminating senior seminar. Available in both in-seat and online formats.

English Language and Literature, General

Equine Business and Sales

Serves students interested in the business and sales aspects of the equine industry.

Equine Studies

Requires foundational courses such as equine farm operations, anatomy and physiology, and management coursework, with admission criteria including a minimum 2.5 GPA and faculty interviews. Available in in-seat and online formats.

Exercise Science

Prepares students for careers in exercise science through courses in kinesiology, biomechanics, nutrition, strength and conditioning, injury prevention, and exercise prescription. Available in both in-seat and online formats.

Game Studies and Design

Provides comprehensive training in game design and development, progressing from foundational concepts through advanced practical experience, culminating in a capstone project or industry internship. Available in both in-seat and online formats.

Healthcare Administration

Health Care Administration

Prepares students to address issues of health insurance, hospital and physician services, and other health care industry concerns through coursework in economics, ethics, management, and policy, including a capstone project with 90 practicum hours.

Health Science

Prepares students for various healthcare professions by covering the roles, educational requirements, and credentialing and licensing requirements of healthcare professionals, including a capstone internship with clinical practice hours. Available in both in-seat and online formats.

Interdisciplinary Studies

Allows students to develop a personalized plan of study reflecting their professional, educational, and personal goals while exploring foundational principles of interdisciplinary inquiry, culminating in a capstone project. Available in in-seat and online options.

Junior High/Intermediate/Middle School Education and Teaching

Marketing Communications

Integrates core marketing communication theories, strategies, and applications across multiple disciplines. Available in in-seat and online formats.

Master of Business Administration

A graduate business program with foundational coursework in accounting, economics, management, and marketing, emphasizing leadership, strategic decision-making, and organizational effectiveness. Offered with multiple concentrations including Equine Management, Health Care Administration, Sport Management, Tourism and Event Management, Human Resource Management, and Management Information Systems.

Master of Education

A graduate degree program for educators, with Student Learning Outcomes and checkpoint requirements defined under the MED section of the catalog.

Master of Health Care Administration

A graduate program focusing on management planning for health care professionals and the basic systems and strategies for managing health care delivery organizations, with emphasis on financial management, policy, and strategic planning.

Master of Management Information Systems

A graduate program covering business programming, system development, data management, IT strategy and governance, business intelligence, information security, business analytics, and machine learning to prepare graduates for professional roles in management information systems.

Master of Science in Nursing

A graduate nursing degree offered with Administration and Education tracks (and an ADN-to-MSN bridge pathway), preparing nurses for advanced leadership, administrative, and educator roles in academic and clinical settings.

Master of Science in Nursing; MSN-MBA Dual Degree

Mathematics

Offers rigorous training in mathematical theory and application from college algebra through abstract algebra, real analysis, and number theory, culminating in a senior seminar research project. Available in both in-seat and online delivery.

Middle School English

Focuses on teaching English to grades 5-9, emphasizing content knowledge, literacy instruction, and pedagogical methods aligned with state standards. Offered in multiple delivery formats.

Middle School Math

Prepares middle school mathematics teachers for grades 5-9, including mathematics content, teaching methods, and field experience requirements.

Middle School Science

Trains educators to teach science at the middle school level (grades 5-9), covering science content and inquiry-based instructional strategies.

Middle School Social Studies

Develops teachers for grades 5-9 social studies instruction, emphasizing the themes of history, geography, economics, civics, and culture and identity.

Nursing

A pre-licensure program preparing students for professional nursing practice with emphasis on evidence-based care, patient safety, and healthcare delivery across diverse settings.

Nursing

An entry-level nursing credential focusing on the nursing process and its application to basic concepts and principles of nursing assessment and care, with clinical and didactic components.

Nursing for Registered Nurses (RN-BSN Completion Program)

A completion program for licensed RNs to earn the baccalaureate degree, featuring advanced coursework in leadership, research, and evidence-based practice.

Prelicensure Nursing (face-to-face only); RN-BSN (online only)

Psychology

Introduces major concepts and principles in psychology, covering neuroscience, development, social interaction, personality, cognition, and mental health. Offered in in-seat and online formats.

Public Health

Introduces basic principles of public health, including ways to understand and improve the health and well-being of individuals and populations, with core coursework in epidemiology, biostatistics, health communication, and public health administration. Enrollment suspended effective September 2024.

Secondary Biology Education 8-12

Prepares high school biology teachers with subject matter expertise and laboratory-based teaching methods for grades 8-12.

Secondary English Education

Equips secondary English teachers with literature knowledge and composition skills for grades 8-12 instruction.

Secondary Mathematics Education

Develops secondary mathematics educators with research-based instructional strategies for grades 8-12 teaching.

Sport Management

Provides foundational and advanced knowledge in sports business operations, covering management principles, marketing, financial administration, legal issues, and facility operations within the sports industry.

Sport Marketing

An undergraduate major in sport marketing offered in both in-seat and online formats.

Supply Chain Management

Combines liberal arts with supply chain management expertise, with coursework in procurement, logistics, inventory management, and global supply chain operations, culminating in a senior capstone project. Available in both in-seat and online formats.

Teacher Leader; Master of Arts in Teaching