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Management, enterprise, and organizational leadership.


Build on your experience. Explore your possibilities.
Learn how demonstrated knowledge, professional accomplishments, and independent study connect with Claremont’s degree pathways.
Claremont’s approach evaluates demonstrated learning gained through work, previous study, training, independent learning, and life experience. Experience alone does not earn a degree; portfolio evidence and any additional academic requirements must be assessed.
Claremont’s degrees are not designed to meet professional licensing requirements in any jurisdiction and do not confer a license to practice a regulated profession. Acceptance for employment, further study, or transfer credit is not guaranteed.
Read about degree status and recognition ↗Claremont’s educational model is designed for mature, self-motivated adults whose knowledge has developed through professional practice, previous study, and life experience.
The academic catalog brings together undergraduate and graduate pathways in Business, Education, Psychology, Health Sciences Research, Music, Law, and Religion & Theology, together with Corporate Education.
Study brings together portfolio-based prior-learning assessment, individual learning contracts, faculty mentorship, and independent scholarly or creative work.
Learn how the academic process works ↗Choose a field to explore its degrees, specializations, academic structure, and full curriculum.
Management, enterprise, and organizational leadership.
Learning, leadership, and the study of education.
Human behavior, social systems, and psychological research.
Independent research grounded in professional practice.
Scholarship and creative expression, in concert.
Academic study of law and legal systems.
“The programme is about you, your strengths and experiences.”
The Claremont educational philosophy