Student Personnel Association

The Student Personnel Association is a student organization for undergraduate, graduate, and doctoral students who are interested in studying and/or working in student affairs. It offers professional development, networking, academic, and social opportunities for its members and people affiliated with the Higher Education and Policy Studies (HEPS) program.

Higher Education Related Careers Advanced preparation through a graduate progam in Higher Education prepares individuals for professional practice, leadership, and/or research in the following areas: Career and Technical Education Administrator Instructor Community College Education Faculty of Specific Disciplines, such as Mathematics, English, Science, and Social Science Higher Education Administration Presidents, Vice Presidents, and Provosts Deans, […]

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Program of Study A program of study is established and agreed to by the student and the degree program and specifies the course degree requirements. For a full-time graduate student, the program of study must be set before enrollment in the second semester. For a graduate student who is carrying a reduced (part-time load), the […]

HEPS Graduate Programs’ Information Sessions Discover your future through our graduate programs in Higher Education. Hold your spot at your Information Session of choice by emailing HEPS@ucf.edu. See calendar for dates. Explore the possibilities of a higher education career, or advancing your current career, through this interactive information session. Each session provides detailed information about […]

Doctoral Degrees Higher Education and Policy Studies, PhD The Higher Education track in the Education PhD program is designed for applicants who have extensive experience as administrators or staff in post-secondary institutions who want to pursue careers as scholars and leaders. A doctoral degree in this track will broaden the analytical skills necessary to contribute […]

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