Are You Prepared for the Jobs of Future?
In our ever-dynamic and hyper-connected world of work, future-focused graduate programs will set you apart from other candidates. Let Becker College help you find your path towards graduate education.
Real-World Experience
Our graduate programs at Becker College allow you to gain real-world experience while you learn. Our Master of Arts in Mental Health Counseling program features our onsite Community Counseling Clinic @ Becker College, which allows you to experience hands-on learning as you provide services to actual clients under supervision.
Our newly created Master of Fine Arts in Interactive Media program – ranked #6 nationally among schools offering this program – incorporates an original hands-on interactive media project based on your own passions. Learn by doing at Becker College’s School of Graduate & Professional Studies!
The School of Graduate & Professional Studies also offers undergraduate pathways towards graduate work. Save time and money by enrolling in one of our BA to MA programs. In the BA to MA in Mental Health Counseling program, students can begin taking graduate-level classes as undergraduate Psychology majors, and this option is available in various concentrations. Undergraduate students enrolled in Becker College’s Game+ program can obtain both their BA and MFA in five years.
Interested in enrolling? Contact our Graduate Admissions office at gps@becker.edu.
Published on: September 28, 2020
The Becker College women’s soccer team has been awarded a United Soccer Coaches (USC) Team Academic Award. This is the first time that the Becker women’s soccer team has won the award. The USC recognizes soccer programs at both the collegiate and high school levels, recognizing outstanding performance in the classroom.
Published on: September 18, 2020
A trio of artists with Becker ties are taking part in Preservation Worcester’s Architectural Heritage Exhibition, which runs through Tuesday, Nov. 24 at The Park View Room, 230 Park Avenue, Worcester. The exhibit will feature artwork by Becker College Professor Scott Niemi and his sons, Becker alumni Andrew and Jonathan Niemi ’14.
Published on: September 14, 2020
When Becker College senior Jacob Siegel’s summer internship was cancelled due to the global pandemic, he decided to use the time putting together a series of summer webinars—a project that he called the Game Dev Explorer program—with the goal of giving students an insider look at the game industry.
