Explore Online Degree Programs at Syracuse University
Syracuse University offers a range of online undergraduate and graduate degree programs designed for working professionals and adult learners. These programs combine Syracuse's tradition of academic excellence with flexible online learning that fits your schedule and career goals.
Students gain practical knowledge and industry-relevant skills while learning from the same accomplished faculty who teach on campus.
Browse Syracuse University Online Programs
Undergraduate Degrees
Newhouse School of Public Communications
B.S. in Strategic Communications
College of Professional Studies
B.P.S. in Business Management
B.P.S. in Project Management
B.P.S. in Organizational Development and Leadership
B.P.S. in Cybersecurity Administration
B.P.S. in AI in Business Process Automation
Graduate Degrees
College of Professional Studies
M.P.S. in Project Management
David B. Falk College of Sport
M.S. in Sport Analytics
College of Engineering and Computer Science
M.S. in Engineering Management
School of Education
M.S. in Instructional Design, Development and Evaluation
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Flexible Learning Designed for Working Professionals
Syracuse University's online programs are designed for students balancing education with careers and personal responsibilities. Programs emphasize practical learning and real-world applications across industries.
Most programs offer:
- 100% online coursework
- Part-time study options
- Accelerated course formats
- Multiple start dates throughout the year
- A blend of asynchronous and live instruction
Earn a Syracuse University Degree
Students in Syracuse University's online programs earn the same Syracuse University diploma as students studying on campus. Diplomas do not distinguish between online and on-campus study and will be granted by the college which offers the program.
Newhouse School of Public Communications
The S.I. Newhouse School of Public Communications prepares students to lead in today's evolving media landscape through rigorous coursework and faculty mentorship. As one of the nation's leading communications schools, Newhouse offers programs spanning journalism, public relations, media and digital storytelling.
David B. Falk College of Sport
The David B. Falk College of Sport prepares students for careers across the global sport industry through interdisciplinary learning and applied research. Programs focus on areas such as sport analytics, sport management, exercise science and nutrition.
College of Engineering and Computer Science
The College of Engineering and Computer Science prepares students to solve complex technical challenges and lead innovation across industries. Programs emphasize analytical thinking, engineering expertise and real-world problem solving.
School of Education
The Syracuse University School of Education prepares professionals to improve teaching, learning and human development across diverse educational settings. Faculty expertise spans areas such as inclusive education, digital learning technologies and educational leadership.
College of Professional Studies
The College of Professional Studies serves working professionals and adult learners through flexible, career-focused programs. The college emphasizes applied learning and professional development designed to support career advancement in a rapidly changing workforce.
Syracuse University has engaged Everspring, a leading provider of education and technology services, to support select aspects of program delivery.
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