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Business
Associate of Science · Bachelor of Science · MBA · Master of Science · PhDManagement, enterprise, and organizational leadership.
Management; Management of Technology; Sales & Marketing Management; Financial Services; Human Resource Management; e-Commerce; Health Care Administration; International Business. Doctoral areas include Management, Marketing, Finance, Organizational Behavior, and International Business.
Prepare an information request ↗Education
Master of Science · PhDLearning, leadership, and the study of education.
Master’s areas: Instruction & Learning, Educational Psychology, Exceptional Education, and Educational Leadership. Doctoral areas: Educational Psychology, Educational Leadership, Higher Education, and Exceptional Education.
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Bachelor of Science · Master of Science · PhDHuman behavior, social systems, and psychological research.
Undergraduate and master’s areas include Behavioral Science, Social & Family Systems, Health Psychology, Criminal Justice, and Addictions. Doctoral areas also include Social/Personality Psychology, Measurement & Evaluation, Geriatric Psychology, and Behavioral Healthcare.
Prepare an information request ↗Health Sciences Research
PhDIndependent research grounded in professional practice.
Designed for practitioners in the health sciences and healing arts. The curriculum emphasizes critical thinking, analytical methods, and the design and conduct of independent research.
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Bachelor of Music · Master of Music · Doctor of MusicScholarship and creative expression, in concert.
Music study follows three routes: research thesis, composition, and performance. Routes may be combined by agreement with a Faculty Mentor.
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LLB · JD · LLMAcademic study of law and legal systems.
Law degree pathways include Bachelor of Law, Juris Doctor, and Master of Law. LLM specializations include US Taxation, International Taxation, International Trade, Comparative Law, and US Immigration Law. Confirm professional licensing requirements separately with the relevant regulator.
Prepare an information request ↗Religion & Theology
Master of Arts in Religious Studies · Master of DivinityThe study of belief, ministry, and religious scholarship.
The Master of Arts in Religious Studies is described with foundational study, a concentration, electives, and a seminar. The Master of Divinity curriculum covers biblical, historical, theological, ethical, cultural, and ministry studies. Doctoral pathways are not listed as available; ask for current program information.
Corporate Education
Tailored organizational learningThe Corporate Education model describes specialized curricula built around an employer’s required skills, alongside core academic requirements. It also describes pre-service and in-service education. Current services, delivery arrangements, academic awards, and eligibility require confirmation.
Experience assessed. Expectations clear.
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.
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