Master of Arts in Higher Education and Student Development (MAHE)

Taylor University's Master of Arts in Higher Education and Student Development or MAHE, begun in 2007, is a 2-year, 40-hour program including 16 courses and 2 internship experiences[1] designed to equip Christian men and women to be change agents in higher education. The program's distinctives include a scholarly, theory-based approach to student development and practical training through assistantships for all full-time students.[2] All graduates complete a thesis, a process designed to engage them as practitioner-scholars[3] in their institutions of learning.

The program operates on a cohort model, meaning every class of 14–17 full-time students work for a long time together. All the MAHE faculty bring significant experience as leaders in higher education to their classrooms.[4]

References
  1. Curriculum Overview Archived 2013-06-26 at Archive.today
  2. Program Distinctives Archived 2013-06-26 at Archive.today
  3. Practitioner-Scholar Archived 2013-06-26 at Archive.today
  4. Faculty & Staff


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