Online degrees two centuries in the making

Tulane’s School of Professional Advancement has always been a place where working adults could attain a quality education to advance their knowledge and their careers. Now we do it online. If you’re ready to take an important next step, but don’t have the time to attend class on-campus, consider all that makes Tulane University online an exceptional opportunity.

Our fully online programs are designed for busy professionals like you who want to advance your career, without giving up your life.

An exceptional opportunity:

Learn from renowned academics with vast industry experience

Tulane professors who are as passionate about their field as they are about the students entering it

Attend monthly synchronous sessions that mimic an actual classroom environment

Learn from your professors and peers in real time with webcam access to a virtual classroom

Work asynchronously to complete work, take exams and submit assignments

Enjoy the autonomy of online learning that conforms to your personal and professional schedule

Create a capstone project with immediate real-world application

Connect what you learn in your program to what you need to succeed in your career with a cumulative final project

Tap into the worldwide Tulane network of alumni and professors

Access a vast network of Tulane alumni across the globe

Our fully online programs are designed for busy professionals like you who want to advance your career, without giving up your life.

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Classes in the MPS in Cybersecurity Management launch in January 2019, pending approval from the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools (SACS).