University of New Hampshire College of Professional Studies, Online Programs, Fall 2026

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Seth Porter '22, '24G M.S. Project Management B.S. Operations Management Photos by: Jeremy Gasowski

Family Focused Seth earns his master’s degree

Master's in Cybersecurity Gina shares her journey

Family Focused Seth earns his master’s degree When Air National Guard Member Seth Porter enrolled at UNH College of Professional Studies (UNH), he joined the first class to transition from Granite State College (GSC) into UNH. Having just completed his bachelor’s degree in operations management, he experienced how a personalized online model could be strengthened by access to the resources of the state’s flagship research university.

That transition marked an institutional milestone and the beginning of Seth’s next academic and professional chapter.

Seth graduated from Granite State College summa cum laude after nearly two decades of accumulated coursework, certifications, and professional training.

His path to completion began years earlier when he explored liberal arts, conservation biology, and business programs, worked full-time in skilled trades and later in supervisory roles. Joining the Air National Guard reset his education clock, again, immersing him in technical schooling, leadership development, and professional military education.

Like many adult learners, Seth never lacked motivation. He lacked a flexible structure to accommodate real life.

Balancing military service, career growth, and family responsibilities made traditional classroom schedules unrealistic. The selfpaced, online model at GSC allowed him

to make progress without putting the rest of his life on hold.

“A more traditional class setting would not have allowed me to succeed,” Seth explains. “By committing to early mornings, maintaining consistent routines, and leaning on the support of my family, I found a sustainable balance between work, service, health, and education.”

Coursework happened before sunrise, during lunch breaks, and after his children, Lucas and Hailey, were asleep. Audiobooks filled commute time. Weekends required careful planning. Success depended on discipline, communication, and integrating college courses into daily life rather than separating it from everything else.

With a career spanning technical services management, aircraft maintenance, and operations leadership, pursuing a master’s in project management (MSPM) was a natural evolution for Seth. Although he does not formally hold the title of project manager, much of his work at the owneroperated Stanley Elevator Company is

project-based. In an organization where large initiatives and cross-functional collaboration are common, mastering the tools and language of project management offers relevance. As Seth describes, “Understanding the processes, methods, and language of project management helped me thrive in an organization where much of the work is collaborative and project-based.”

He began applying frameworks, templates, and planning tools directly to his work, improving organization across initiatives. The shared language of project management also gave him greater confidence contributing to complex, multiyear efforts.

Throughout the program, Seth prioritized habits that sustained his focus: protecting family time, maintaining physical and mental health, and using digital tools efficiently. Seth notes,

“Education doesn’t require stepping away from life. It requires learning how to integrate it.”

Leadership and organizational behavior coursework further shaped his experience, strengthening his approach to communication, adaptability, and team dynamics. He credits several faculty members for influencing his journey, including Karen White, Arti Varshney, Michelle Newsome, Keith Wade, and Caroline Groves, whose passion for teaching and professional experience grounded theory in practice.

Service remains central to Seth’s life. In addition to reenlisting in the Air National Guard and retraining as a logistics planner, he volunteers with the Hillsborough Area Renewable Energy Initiative (HAREI), a New Hampshire–based nonprofit focused on implementing sustainable energy practices for homeowners.

He also supports youth programs such as Scouts. These commitments reflect a guiding principle he applies as an employee, parent, and community member: service above self.

Seth’s capstone project became a meaningful culmination of his studies. Drawing on his volunteer work with HAREI, Seth designed, permitted, and managed the construction of a multipurpose pavilion at his home to support a solar energy installation. The project required stakeholder management (his wife, Tiffany, above all), budgeting, scheduling, contractor coordination, permitting, and system commissioning. Despite challenges including shifting timelines and a New Hampshire winter, the project delivered renewable energy, functional space, and long-term value for his family. As Seth describes,

“I use the tools and frameworks from my degree program every day. My capstone wasn’t theoretical. It was a real project with real risks, real stakeholders, and real outcomes. Applying what I learned to a project my family will benefit from made the experience incredibly meaningful.”

Graduating with a 4.0 GPA was a significant milestone, particularly after a nontraditional academic journey. As the first in his immediate family to earn a master’s degree, Seth views the accomplishment not as an endpoint, but as an example for his children:

“The best thing we can do for our children is show them anything is possible when we put in the work.”

Seth began his journey seeking advancement and stability for the people he loves. What he found was a community that respected prior learning, faculty who challenged and supported him, and an academic framework that strengthened the leadership and service he already valued.

Whether helping with homework at the kitchen table, attending activities, or encouraging curiosity and service, education is not separate from fatherhood; it is an essential part of it.

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Faculty Spotlight

Jennifer Hammond, Ed.D

Meet Jennifer How does being an alumna influence the way you teach and mentor students?

Faculty Spotlight

Jennifer Hammond, Ed.D. Alumna, Educator, and Lifelong Learner Jennifer Hammond brings a uniquely well-rounded perspective to her role as a faculty member at UNH College of Professional Studies. An alumna, current student, and educator, she has experienced UNH from nearly every angle including on campus, online, and as a working professional. With a career rooted in customer service, IT project management, and technical leadership, Jen is deeply committed to lifelong learning and to helping adult learners succeed by balancing technical expertise with human-centered leadership.

How can a technology-related degree prepare students for the future?

I’m always going to be a student myself.

My diverse academic and professional experiences help me understand different perspectives, challenges, and motivations. I’m currently still a student at UNH CPS, and I lead with curiosity and compassion in my teaching because that’s what I value most as a learner.

IT is constantly changing and managing that change requires both technical knowledge and people skills. Today’s leaders need to understand the connection between technology and the humans who use it. A degree in technical management helps students develop this balance while building skills in project management, strategy, and governance, which are essential tools for leadership in the tech industry.

What does the mission of UNH College of Professional Studies mean to you?

What challenges should students be most prepared for?

Having been a residential student, a commuter, and an online learner, I truly understand the value of flexible education. Technology allows us to learn and teach from anywhere, and I’ve embraced the asynchronous online model to support adult learners who are balancing work, family, and other responsibilities. UNH CPS genuinely understands that adult learners have unique needs, and that’s reflected in its approach.

What drew you to work (and teach) in technology?

I didn’t initially plan to work in technology, but the skills I gained became invaluable. I started in customer service and gradually moved into tech roles, wearing many hats—from application analyst to IT project manager. In my current role, I’ve developed skills in big data, which I find especially rewarding. Being a compassionate servant leader has always mattered to me, and combining that mindset with technical skills has opened doors I never expected.

Emotional intelligence is more important than ever. IT managers need to stay current with technology, but they also need strong self-awareness, empathy, and communication skills. The field needs leaders who can balance technical expertise with genuine human connection.

How do you bring real-world experience into the classroom?

My career in technology has prepared me to bridge the gap between tech and people. I teach with a strong emphasis on trust, collaboration, and shared learning, encouraging students from different industries to learn from one another.

What do you enjoy most about teaching?

I love being a small part of someone else’s success. I aim to create a safe, supportive learning environment where students can grow, build confidence, and expand their professional toolkits, all while continuing to learn alongside them.

Inspired by Jen’s approach? Learn how to build in-demand skills and prepare for leadership in today’s technology-driven workplace.

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November 6 (Fri.) Last day to withdraw from full semester course with a W on the transcript

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November 6 (Fri.) Last day to add Fall Term 2 courses

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November 13 (Fri.) Last day to drop Fall Term 2 courses

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September 11 (Fri.) Last day to add full semester courses

December 22 (Tues) Full semester final exam period ends

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December 21-24 (Mon.-Thur.)

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100% Online, Accredited and Affordable Focused exclusively on adult students, the UNH College of Professional Studies has been consistently recognized over the past 14 years for student services, technologies, curricula, and expert faculty designed to support student success. We are ranked #1 in New Hampshire for Best Online Bachelor’s Programs, #48 nationally, and top 30 for Best Online Bachelor’s for Veterans by U.S. News & World Report, and earned Gold Recognition as a Military Friendly® School.

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Undergraduate Programs and Minors Associate • • • • •

A.S. Behavioral Science (6 Options) A.S. Business (5 Options) A.S. Communication Sciences and Disorders A.A. General Studies A.S. Early Childhood Development

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B.S. Accounting and Finance B.S. Applied Psychology (10 Options) B.S. Business Management (9 Options) B.S. Computer Information Technology (5 Options) B.S. Early Childhood Development B.S. Criminal Justice B.S. Digital Communication Design (2 Options) B.S. Health and Wellness B.S. Health Care Management B.A. Historical Studies B.S. Human Resource Management B.S. Human Services (7 Options) B.A. Individualized Studies B.S. Individualized Studies (6 Options) B.S. Marketing B.S. Operations, Supply Chain, and Logistics Management B.S. Professional Communication (3 Options) B.S. Public Administration B.S. Technology Management

Bachelor’s Completion Degrees

These programs require an earned associate degree in a related field, maximizing your transfer credits toward a bachelor’s degree.

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B.S. Allied Health Leadership B.S. Applied Studies Education and Training B.S. Applied Studies Management B.S. Fire Service Administration Nursing (RN to BSN)

Note: Professional licensure, certification, or training may serve as a foundation to these degrees, upon approval by Academic Affairs.

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Accounting Addictions Studies Adult Learning and Development Applied Psychology Business and Strategic Communication Computer Information Technology Counseling Foundations Court Advocacy Criminal Justice Data Analytics Digital Marketing Early Childhood Education Education Advocacy Emergency Management Strategy and Planning Entrepreneurship and Innovation Family Studies Finance Graphic Design Health Care Management Historical Studies Human Resource Management Human Services Interpersonal and Organizational Communication Leadership, Change, and Social Responsibility Management Nonprofit Management Operations, Supply Chain, and Logistics Organization and Business Administration Organizational Psychology Public Administration and Policy Visual Communication and Social Media Wellness and Prevention

Accelerated Master's Programs

Current bachelor's students may be eligible to earn dual credit toward a master's degree—saving time and money by completing both programs faster. Talk to your advisor for details and applicable programs.

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Online Programs

Graduate Programs and Certificates Master’s

Graduate Certificates

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These programs allow you to specialize your knowledge through a shorter, focused sequence of courses. The credits earned in our certificate programs can also be applied toward their corresponding master’s programs, allowing you to earn a certificate on the way to a degree.

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M.S. Cybersecurity Policy and Risk Management M.S. Health Care Management M.S. Human Services Administration M.S. Instruction and Leadership (Requires an active teaching license.)

M.S. Leadership M.S. Leadership: Human Resource and Organization Development M.S. Leadership: Information Technology Management M.S. National Security Intelligence Analysis M.S. Project Management

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NEW! Business Communication and Digital Strategy Data Science Health Care Management Human Services Administration NEW! Human Resource and Organization Development Nonprofit Leadership NEW! Information Technology Management Operations Management Project Management

For all UNH online graduate programs, visit: online.unh.edu/academics

Teacher Licensure Bachelor’s With Teacher Licensure

Post-Baccalaureate Teacher Licensure:

We offer four New Hampshire Education Department-approved bachelor’s degrees with a selection of teacher licensure options.

For those with a bachelor’s degree seeking initial or an additional licensure.

Options: B.S. in English Language Arts Licensure options include: • • •

Early Childhood Education and Early Childhood Special Education Elementary Education and General Special Education General Special Education

B.S. in Math Studies

Licensure options include:

Initial Licensure • • • • • •

Early Childhood Education and Early Childhood Special Education General Special Education General Special Education and Elementary Education Life Sciences, Upper Level Mathematics, Middle Level Mathematics, Upper Level

Additional Licensure

B.S. in Social Studies

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Elementary Education and General Special Education General Special Education Mathematics, Middle Level Mathematics, Middle Level and General Special Education Mathematics, Upper Level

Licensure options include: Elementary Education and General Special Education General Special Education

B.S. in Early Childhood Education Licensure option in: •

Early Childhood Education and Early Childhood Special Education

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Undergraduate Courses This section includes undergraduate degree and minors courses.

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DEPT./NO.

COURSE TITLE

CR

Level

CRN

TERM

DATES

ACCT 532

Financial Accounting

4

UG

15347

Term 1

08/31/26-10/23/26

ACCT 533

Managerial Accounting

4

UG

13356

Term 2

11/02/26-12/24/26

ACCT 550

Accounting Information Systems

4

UG

13357

Term 2

11/02/26-12/24/26

ACCT 600

Intermediate Accounting I

4

UG

13358

Term 1

08/31/26-10/23/26

ACCT 600

Intermediate Accounting I

4

UG

15348

Term 2

11/02/26-12/24/26

ACCT 601

Intermediate Accounting II

4

UG

13359

Term 2

11/02/26-12/24/26

ACCT 629

Cost Accounting

4

UG

13360

Term 1

08/31/26-10/23/26

ACCT 635

Taxation

4

UG

13361

Term 2

11/02/26-12/24/26

ACCT 730

Advanced Data Analytics for Accounting Professionals

4

UG

15092

Term 2

11/02/26-12/24/26

APST 405

Career Development and Planning

2

UG

13362

Term 1

08/31/26-10/23/26

APST 405

Career Development and Planning

2

UG

13363

Term 2

11/02/26-12/24/26

ART 401

Introduction to Drawing

4

UG

13586

Term 2

11/02/26-12/24/26

ART 403

Introduction to Watercolor

4

UG

14003

Term 1

08/31/26-10/23/26

ART 512

Fundamentals of Design

4

UG

13587

Term 1

08/31/26-10/23/26

ART 515

Digital Photography

4

UG

13588

Term 2

11/02/26-12/24/26

BEHS 445

Homeland Security and Emergency Management

4

UG

15775

Term 1

08/31/26-10/23/26

BEHS 510

National Incident Management Systems (NIMS)

4

UG

14627

Term 2

11/02/26-12/24/26

BEHS 610

Community Emergency Response

4

UG

13692

Term 1

08/31/26-10/23/26

CMPL 402

Excel

2

UG

13364

Term 1

08/31/26-10/23/26

CMPL 402

Excel

2

UG

13365

Term 2

11/02/26-12/24/26

CMPL 415

Programming Fundamentals

4

UG

15350

Term 1

08/31/26-10/23/26

CMPL 525

Foundations of Cybersecurity

4

UG

15351

Term 2

11/02/26-12/24/26

CMPL 530

Python Programming I

4

UG

15352

Term 1

08/31/26-10/23/26

CMPL 564

Introduction to Cryptography

4

UG

15353

Term 1

08/31/26-10/23/26

CMPL 566

Security Risk Assessment

4

UG

15353

Term 2

11/02/26-12/24/26

CMPL 614

Computer and Network Systems

4

UG

13371

Term 2

11/02/26-12/24/26

CMPL 620

Virtualization and Cloud Computing

4

UG

13372

Term 2

11/02/26-12/24/26

CMPL 622

Human Computer Interaction

4

UG

15354

Term 1

08/31/26-10/23/26

CMPL 637

Python Programming II

4

UG

13374

Term 2

11/02/26-12/24/26

CMPL 641

Database Management Systems

4

UG

13639

Term 1

08/31/26-10/23/26

CMPL 642

Systems Analysis and Design

4

UG

13375

Term 2

11/02/26-12/24/26

CMPL 643

Managing Information Technology

4

UG

13376

Term 1

08/31/26-10/23/26

CMPL 648

Programming with JavaScript

4

UG

14191

Term 1

08/31/26-10/23/26

CMPL 665

Web Application Development

4

UG

13377

Term 2

11/02/26-12/24/26

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COURSE TITLE

CR

Level

CRN

TERM

DATES

CMPL 795

Integrative Capstone: Internship in Computer Information Technology and Technology Management

4

UG

15355

Full Term

08/31/26-12/22/26

4

UG

15356

Full Term

08/31/26-12/22/26

Note: Registration hold - advisor approval required

CMPL 797

Integrative Capstone: Best Practices in Information Technology Note: Registration hold - advisor approval required

COM 460

Interpersonal Communication and Group Dynamics

4

UG

13590

Term 1

08/31/26-10/23/26

COM 460

Interpersonal Communication and Group Dynamics

4

UG

13591

Term 2

11/02/26-12/24/26

COM 480

Visual Communication

4

UG

13592

Term 1

08/31/26-10/23/26

COM 480

Visual Communication

4

UG

14287

Term 2

11/02/26-12/24/26

COM 504

Web Development I

4

UG

13593

Term 1

08/31/26-10/23/26

COM 535

Visual Media Production

4

UG

13867

Term 1

08/31/26-10/23/26

COM 562

Gender and Communication

2

UG

14002

Term 1

08/31/26-10/23/26

COM 590

Professional Communication

4

UG

13594

Term 1

08/31/26-10/23/26

COM 665

Media and Strategic Communication

4

UG

13595

Term 2

11/02/26-12/24/26

COM 680

Trends in Digital and Social Media

4

UG

13868

Term 2

11/02/26-12/24/26

COM 685

Web Development II

4

UG

14645

Term 2

11/02/26-12/24/26

COM 710

Managerial Communication

4

UG

13596

Term 2

11/02/26-12/24/26

COM 797

Integrative Capstone: Project in Professional Communication

4

UG

13730

Full Term

08/31/26-12/22/26

4

UG

13869

Full Term

08/31/26-12/22/26

Note: Registration hold - advisor approval required

COM 798

Integrative Capstone: Project in Digital Communication Design Note: Registration hold - advisor approval required

CRIM 410

Introduction to Criminology

4

UG

15776

Term 1

08/31/26-10/23/26

CRIM 555

The Criminal Justice System

4

UG

14628

Term 2

11/02/26-12/24/26

CRIM 600

Crime Prevention and Control

4

UG

15777

Term 1

08/31/26-10/23/26

CRIM 645

Crime Victim Rights and Remedies

4

UG

15778

Term 1

08/31/26-10/23/26

CRIM 680

Corrections, Probation and Parole

4

UG

14629

Term 2

11/02/26-12/24/26

CRIM 707

Constitutional Law

4

UG

14630

Term 2

11/02/26-12/24/26

CRIM 725

Ethical Decision Making in the Criminal Justice System

4

UG

13521

Term 1

08/31/26-10/23/26

CRIM 795

Integrative Capstone: Internship in Criminal Justice

4

UG

13863

Full Term

08/31/26-12/22/26

4

UG

13522

Full Term

08/31/26-12/22/26

Note: Registration hold - advisor approval required

CRIM 797

Integrative Capstone: Project in Criminal Justice Note: Registration hold - advisor approval required

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CRIT 501

Introduction to Critical Inquiry

4

UG

13597

Term 1

08/31/26-10/23/26

CRIT 501

Introduction to Critical Inquiry

4

UG

13598

Term 2

11/02/26-12/24/26

CRIT 602

Advanced Critical Analysis and Strategic Thinking

4

UG

13599

Term 1

08/31/26-10/23/26

CRIT 602

Advanced Critical Analysis and Strategic Thinking

4

UG

13600

Term 2

11/02/26-12/24/26

CRIT 603

Critical Inquiry in Prior Learning Assessment

4

UG

14218

Full Term

08/31/26-12/22/26

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COURSE TITLE

CR

Level

CRN

TERM

DATES

DAT 510

Introduction to Data Analytics

4

UG

13380

Term 1

08/31/26-10/23/26

DAT 535

Data Mining, Cleaning, and Visualization

4

UG

13381

Term 2

11/02/26-12/24/26

DAT 670

Advanced Data Analytics

4

UG

15791

Term 2

11/02/26-12/24/26

ECO 470

Principles of Economics

4

UG

13383

Term 1

08/31/26-10/23/26

EDC 501

Foundations of Early Childhood Education

4

UG

15320

Term 1

08/31/26-10/23/26

EDC 502

Creative Arts in Early Childhood Education

4

UG

13441

Term 1

08/31/26-10/23/26

EDC 503

Language and Literacy Development

4

UG

13442

Term 2

11/02/26-12/24/26

EDC 504

Health, Safety & Nutrition in Early Childhood Settings

4

UG

13443

Term 1

08/31/26-10/23/26

EDC 505

Mathematics and Science in Early Childhood Education

4

UG

13444

Term 1

08/31/26-10/23/26

EDC 601

Positive Behavior Guidance in Early Childhood Education

4

UG

13448

Term 2

11/02/26-12/24/26

EDC 602

Learning and Early Childhood Environments

4

UG

14652

Term 2

11/02/26-12/24/26

EDC 606

Young Children with Exceptionalities in Early Childhood Settings

4

UG

15904

Term 1

08/31/26-10/23/26

EDC 606

Young Children with Exceptionalities in Early Childhood Settings

4

UG

15869

Term 2

11/02/26-12/24/26

EDC 607

Early Childhood Program Administration

4

UG

15900

Term 1

08/31/26-10/23/26

EDC 700

Introduction to Clinical Experience

1

UG

13470

Term 1

08/31/26-10/23/26

EDC 700

Introduction to Clinical Experience

1

UG

13472

Term 2

11/02/26-12/24/26

EDC 701

Special Education Law

4

UG

13450

Term 1

08/31/26-10/23/26

EDC 701

Special Education Law

4

UG

13451

Term 2

11/02/26-12/24/26

EDC 702

Young Children with Exceptionalities, Birth to Age 8

4

UG

15321

Term 2

11/02/26-12/24/26

EDC 703

The Dynamic Role of the Special Educator

4

UG

13452

Term 1

08/31/26-10/23/26

EDC 705

Collaboration, Consultation and Teaming In Early Childhood & Early Childhood Special Education

4

UG

13453

Term 1

08/31/26-10/23/26

EDC 707

Behavior Interventions for Young Children in Early Childhood/ Early Childhood Special Education

4

UG

13826

Term 2

11/02/26-12/24/26

EDC 708

Science, Technology, Engineering & Mathematics in Early Childhood and Early Childhood Spec Education

4

UG

13698

Term 2

11/02/26-12/24/26

EDC 709

Teaching Language Arts and Literacy in Early Childhood and Early Childhood Special Education

6

UG

14654

Full Term

08/31/26-12/22/26

Note: Registration hold - advisor approval required

7

EDC 712

Observation and Assessment in Early Childhood Education

4

UG

13457

Term 2

11/02/26-12/24/26

EDC 713

Family and Community Relations in Early Childhood Education

4

UG

13458

Term 1

08/31/26-10/23/26

EDC 715

Enhancing Supervision through Mentoring

4

UG

15870

Term 2

11/02/26-12/24/26

EDC 716

Students with Disabilities

4

UG

15323

Term 1

08/31/26-10/23/26

EDC 716

Students with Disabilities

4

UG

13460

Term 2

11/02/26-12/24/26

EDC 717

Positive Behavior Guidance and Student Engagement

4

UG

13461

Term 1

08/31/26-10/23/26

EDC 718

Transition Planning & Developing IEPs

2

UG

13462

Term 1

08/31/26-10/23/26

EDC 719

Using Technology to Teach Social Studies

4

UG

15324

Term 2

11/02/26-12/24/26

EDC 720

Instructional Methods, Strategies, and Technologies to Meet the Needs of All Students

4

UG

13464

Term 2

11/02/26-12/24/26

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COURSE TITLE

CR

Level

CRN

TERM

DATES

EDC 723

Teaching Language Arts and Literacy

6

UG

13697

Full Term

08/31/26-12/22/26

Note: Registration hold - advisor approval required

EDC 724

Elementary School Mathematics Methods

4

UG

13696

Term 1

08/31/26-10/23/26

EDC 724

Elementary School Mathematics Methods

4

UG

15325

Term 2

11/02/26-12/24/26

EDC 731

Aspects of Mathematics Learning

4

UG

15326

Term 2

11/02/26-12/24/26

EDC 732

Reading and Writing in the Mathematics Content Area

4

UG

15327

Term 2

11/02/26-12/24/26

EDC 724

Elementary School Mathematics Methods

4

UG

13696

Term 1

08/31/26-10/23/26

EDC 724

Elementary School Mathematics Methods

4

UG

15325

Term 2

11/02/26-12/24/26

EDC 731

Aspects of Mathematics Learning

4

UG

15326

Term 2

11/02/26-12/24/26

EDC 732

Reading and Writing in the Mathematics Content Area

4

UG

15327

Term 2

11/02/26-12/24/26

EDC 797

Practicum: Professionalism in Early Childhood Education

4

UG

13468

Term 2

11/02/26-12/24/26

4

UG

14227

Term 2

11/02/26-12/24/26

Note: Registration hold - advisor approval required

EDC 798

Culminating Teaching Experience and Seminar Note: Registration hold - advisor approval required

ENG 420

The Writing Process

4

UG

13601

Term 1

08/31/26-10/23/26

ENG 420

The Writing Process

4

UG

13602

Term 2

11/02/26-12/24/26

ENG 450

Introduction to Literature

4

UG

13603

Term 2

11/02/26-12/24/26

ENG 505

Introduction to Language and Linguistics

4

UG

14646

Term 2

11/02/26-12/24/26

ENG 555

Children's Literature

4

UG

13604

Term 2

11/02/26-12/24/26

ENG 565

Modern American Writers 1865 to the Present

4

UG

13870

Term 1

08/31/26-10/23/26

ENG 610

War Writing in the 21st Century

4

UG

13605

Term 2

11/02/26-12/24/26

ENG 645

Disability in Literature and Culture

4

UG

13606

Term 2

11/02/26-12/24/26

ENG 675

Survey of Classic Literature Through Film

4

UG

13620

Term 1

08/31/26-10/23/26

ENT 500

The Entrepreneurial Mindset

4

UG

15359

Term 1

08/31/26-10/23/26

ENT 600

Launching and Managing Entrepreneurial Ventures

4

UG

13387

Term 2

11/02/26-12/24/26

ENT 707

Legalities and Ethics of Entrepreneurship

4

UG

13388

Term 1

08/31/26-10/23/26

FNC 611

Money and Banking

4

UG

13389

Term 1

08/31/26-10/23/26

FNC 612

Investment Principles

4

UG

13390

Term 2

11/02/26-12/24/26

FNC 665

Financial Management

4

UG

13391

Term 2

11/02/26-12/24/26

FNC 675

Financial Modeling and Decision-Making

4

UG

13392

Term 1

08/31/26-10/23/26

FSA 603

Principles of Emergency Services

4

UG

14615

Term 1

08/31/26-10/23/26

FSA 605

Fire Service Ethics

4

UG

13821

Term 1

08/31/26-10/23/26

FSA 610

Community Risk Reduction for the Fire and Emergency Services

4

UG

13631

Term 2

11/02/26-12/24/26

FSA 797

Integrative Capstone: Research Project in Fire Service Administration

4

UG

15360

Full Term

08/31/26-12/22/26

Note: Registration hold - advisor approval required

8

HIS 402

Great Civilizations

4

UG

13607

Term 1

08/31/26-10/23/26

HIS 410

United States History to 1865

4

UG

13871

Term 1

08/31/26-10/23/26

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COURSE TITLE

CR

Level

CRN

TERM

DATES

HIS 411

United States History: 1865 to the Present

4

UG

13608

Term 2

11/02/26-12/24/26

HIS 602

History of New England

4

UG

13609

Term 2

11/02/26-12/24/26

HIS 611

Themes in World History

4

UG

13610

Term 1

08/31/26-10/23/26

HIS 795

Integrative Capstone: Internship in History

4

UG

14647

Full Term

08/31/26-12/22/26

4

UG

13611

Full Term

08/31/26-12/22/26

Note: Registration hold - advisor approval required

HIS 797

Integrative: Project in History Note: Registration hold - advisor approval required

HLTC 550

The Emerging U.S. Health Care System

4

UG

13523

Term 1

08/31/26-10/23/26

HLTC 550

The Emerging U.S. Health Care System

4

UG

14631

Term 2

11/02/26-12/24/26

HLTC 560

Health Behaviors: Theoretical Foundations for Health Education

4

UG

13524

Term 1

08/31/26-10/23/26

HLTC 590

Introduction to Fiscal Management in Health Care

4

UG

13525

Term 2

11/02/26-12/24/26

HLTC 612

Population Health

4

UG

13526

Term 1

08/31/26-10/23/26

HLTC 627

Reimbursement and Financing Techniques in Health Care

4

UG

13528

Term 1

08/31/26-10/23/26

HLTC 690

Law and Ethics for Health Care and Human Services

4

UG

13528

Term 1

08/31/26-10/23/26

HLTC 690

Law and Ethics for Health Care and Human Services

4

UG

15779

Term 2

11/02/26-12/24/26

HLTC 720

Health Program Planning and Evaluation

4

UG

14633

Term 2

11/02/26-12/24/26

HLTC 737

Informatics for Health Professionals

4

UG

13529

Term 2

11/02/26-12/24/26

HLTC 738

Health Care Policy

4

UG

13530

Term 2

11/02/26-12/24/26

HLTC 795

Integrative Capstone: Internship in Health and Wellness

4

UG

14634

Full Term

08/31/26-12/22/26

4

UG

13531

Full Term

08/31/26-12/22/26

4

UG

13532

Full Term

08/31/26-12/22/26

Note: Registration hold - advisor approval required

HLTC 797

Integrative Capstone: Project in Health Care Management Note: Registration hold - advisor approval required

HLTC 798

Integrative Capstone: Project in Health and Wellness Note: Registration hold - advisor approval required

HMSV 424

Human Services and the Helping Process

4

UG

13536

Term 1

08/31/26-10/23/26

HMSV 480

Case Management

4

UG

13538

Term 1

08/31/26-10/23/26

HMSV 595

Field-Based Practicum in Human Services

4

UG

14635

Term 1

08/31/26-10/23/26

HMSV 595

Field-Based Practicum in Human Services

4

UG

14636

Term 2

11/02/26-12/24/26

HMSV 597

Project-Based Practicum in Human Services

4

UG

13539

Term 1

08/31/26-10/23/26

HMSV 597

Project-Based Practicum in Human Services

4

UG

13864

Term 2

11/02/26-12/24/26

HMSV 795

Integrative Capstone: Internship in Human Services

4

UG

13540

Full Term

08/31/26-12/22/26

4

UG

13541

Full Term

08/31/26-12/22/26

Note: Registration hold - advisor approval required

HMSV 797

Integrative Capstone: Project in Human Services Note: Registration hold - advisor approval required

9

HRM 420

Human Resource Management

4

UG

15361

Term 1

08/31/26-10/23/26

HRM 470

Human Resource Application in Today's Organizations

4

UG

15362

Term 2

11/02/26-12/24/26

HRM 580

Change Management

4

UG

13395

Term 1

08/31/26-10/23/26

HRM 635

Managing Conflict

4

UG

13396

Term 2

11/02/26-12/24/26

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COURSE TITLE

CR

Level

CRN

TERM

DATES

HRM 680

Compensation and Performance Management

4

UG

13397

Term 1

08/31/26-10/23/26

HUMN 502

American Popular Culture

4

UG

13612

Term 2

11/02/26-12/24/26

HUMN 625

Introduction to Cultural Theory

4

UG

14649

Term 2

11/02/26-12/24/26

HUMN 797

Integrative Capstone: Project in Humanities

4

UG

13873

Full Term

08/31/26-12/22/26

Note: Registration hold - advisor approval required

IDIS 410

College Success Seminar

2

UG

13613

Term 1

08/31/26-10/23/26

IDIS 560

Research Methods in the Behavioral Sciences

4

UG

13542

Term 1

08/31/26-10/23/26

IDIS 560

Research Methods in the Behavioral Sciences

4

UG

13543

Term 2

11/02/26-12/24/26

IDIS 601A

Interdisciplinary Seminar: Being Happy

4

UG

14859

Term 1

08/31/26-10/23/26

IDIS 601A

Interdisciplinary Seminar: Being Happy

4

UG

14860

Term 2

11/02/26-12/24/26

IDIS 601C

Interdisciplinary Seminar: Paranormal Activities

4

UG

14861

Term 2

11/02/26-12/24/26

INST 701

Teaching and Learning in Adulthood

4

UG

13499

Term 1

08/31/26-10/23/26

INST 703

Instructional Design and Interactive Learning

4

UG

13501

Term 1

08/31/26-10/23/26

LD 600

Becoming an Effective Leader

4

UG

15364

Term 1

08/31/26-10/23/26

LD 660

Leadership Theory

4

UG

13403

Term 2

11/02/26-12/24/26

LD 725

Volunteer Leadership

4

UG

13412

Term 2

11/02/26-12/24/26

MGMT 410

Principles of Management

4

UG

13415

Term 1

08/31/26-10/23/26

MGMT 566

Organizational Behavior

4

UG

13418

Term 2

11/02/26-12/24/26

MGMT 569

Budget Management

4

UG

13419

Term 1

08/31/26-10/23/26

MGMT 625

Legal and Ethical Issues in Business Management

4

UG

13421

Term 2

11/02/26-12/24/26

MGMT 626

Project Management Strategies

4

UG

13823

Term 1

08/31/26-10/23/26

MGMT 642

International and Cross-Cultural Management

4

UG

14620

Term 2

11/02/26-12/24/26

MGMT 795

Integrative Capstone: Industry-Based Internship

4

UG

14621

Full Term

08/31/26-12/22/26

4

UG

13422

Full Term

08/31/26-12/22/26

4

UG

13423

Full Term

08/31/26-12/22/26

Note: Registration hold - advisor approval required

MGMT 797

Integrative Capstone: Industry-Based Project Note: Registration hold - advisor approval required

MGMT 798

Integrative Capstone: Strategic Management Experience Note: Registration hold - advisor approval required

10

MKT 510

Principles of Marketing

4

UG

15969

Term 1

08/31/26-10/23/26

MKT 600

Social Media Marketing

4

UG

13425

Term 2

11/02/26-12/24/26

MKT 612

Agile Marketing

4

UG

14623

Term 1

08/31/26-10/23/26

MKT 615

Digital Storytelling and Brand Management

4

UG

13426

Term 2

11/02/26-12/24/26

MKT 645

Marketing Research

4

UG

13427

Term 2

11/02/26-12/24/26

MKT 720

Digital Advertising

4

UG

13428

Term 2

11/02/26-12/24/26

MTH 402

Math for Our World

4

UG

13614

Term 1

08/31/26-10/23/26

MTH 504

Statistics

4

UG

13615

Term 1

08/31/26-10/23/26

MTH 504

Statistics

4

UG

13616

Term 2

11/02/26-12/24/26

MTH 510

Pre-Calculus

4

UG

15336

Term 2

11/02/26-12/24/26

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COURSE TITLE

CR

Level

CRN

TERM

DATES

MTH 702

Mathematical Proof

4

UG

13633

Term 1

08/31/26-10/23/26

MTH 703

Number Systems

4

UG

13505

Term 1

08/31/26-10/23/26

MTH 704

Geometric Structures

4

UG

13507

Term 2

11/02/26-12/24/26

MTH 706

History of Mathematics

4

UG

15337

Term 1

08/31/26-10/23/26

MTH 707

Calculus II

4

UG

15338

Term 1

08/31/26-10/23/26

MTH 707

Calculus II

4

UG

15338

Term 2

11/02/26-12/24/26

MTH 708

Discrete Mathematics

4

UG

15339

Term 1

08/31/26-10/23/26

MTH 708

Discrete Mathematics

4

UG

15339

Term 2

11/02/26-12/24/26

MTH 709

Topics in Linear and Abstract Algebra

4

UG

15814

Term 1

08/31/26-10/23/26

MTH 710

Algebra Theory for Middle School Teachers

4

UG

15815

Term 1

08/31/26-10/23/26

NUR 600

Enhancing Your Nursing Career

2

UG

13544

Term 1

08/31/26-10/23/26

NUR 615

Evidence-Based Nursing

4

UG

13545

Term 1

08/31/26-10/23/26

NUR 635

The Nurse as Leader

4

UG

13546

Term 2

11/02/26-12/24/26

NUR 670

Nursing Care of Populations

4

UG

13547

Term 1

08/31/26-10/23/26

NUR 700

Nursing Implications of Genetics and Genomics

4

UG

13548

Term 1

08/31/26-10/23/26

NUR 740

Nursing Care of Vulnerable Populations

4

UG

14638

Term 2

11/02/26-12/24/26

NUR 795

Integrative Capstone: Nursing Practicum

4

UG

13549

Full Term

08/31/26-12/22/26

Note: Registration hold - advisor approval required

11

OPS 605

Quality Management

4

UG

13429

Term 1

08/31/26-10/23/26

OPS 720

Fundamentals of LEAN Process Improvement

4

UG

13430

Term 2

11/02/26-12/24/26

PADM 500

Introduction to Public Administration

4

UG

13431

Term 1

08/31/26-10/23/26

PADM 600

Public Policy Development and Implementation

4

UG

13432

Term 2

11/02/26-12/24/26

PM 611

Advanced Project Management

4

UG

14624

Term 2

11/02/26-12/24/26

POL 554

Law and Society

4

UG

13617

Term 2

11/02/26-12/24/26

PSY 410

Introduction to Psychology

4

UG

13551

Term 1

08/31/26-10/23/26

PSY 410

Introduction to Psychology

4

UG

13552

Term 2

11/02/26-12/24/26

PSY 470

Child Development

4

UG

13515

Term 1

08/31/26-10/23/26

PSY 470

Child Development

4

UG

13516

Term 2

11/02/26-12/24/26

PSY 525

Human Development

4

UG

13553

Term 1

08/31/26-10/23/26

PSY 525

Human Development

4

UG

13621

Term 2

11/02/26-12/24/26

PSY 530

Social Psychology

4

UG

13554

Term 2

11/02/26-12/24/26

PSY 565

Core Principles of Addiction

4

UG

13555

Term 1

08/31/26-10/23/26

PSY 602

Theories of Personality

4

UG

13556

Term 2

11/02/26-12/24/26

PSY 603

Crisis Intervention

4

UG

13557

Term 2

11/02/26-12/24/26

PSY 630

Psychology of Adulthood

4

UG

13558

Term 1

08/31/26-10/23/26

PSY 646

Psychology of Occupational Stress

4

UG

13559

Term 2

11/02/26-12/24/26

PSY 654

Counseling Theories

4

UG

13560

Term 1

08/31/26-10/23/26

PSY 660

Ethics in Applied Behavior Analysis

4

UG

14639

Term 1

08/31/26-10/23/26

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Level

CRN

TERM

DATES

PSY 665

Principles of Assessment

4

UG

14012

Term 1

08/31/26-10/23/26

PSY 675

Foundations of Addictions Counseling

4

UG

13561

Term 2

11/02/26-12/24/26

PSY 685

Principles of Psychopathology

4

UG

13562

Term 2

11/02/26-12/24/26

PSY 720

Behavioral Assessments and Interventions in Applied Behavior Analysis II

4

UG

14640

Term 2

11/02/26-12/24/26

PSY 725

Cognitive Psychology

4

UG

13622

Term 2

11/02/26-12/24/26

PSY 740

Biopsychology

4

UG

13623

Term 1

08/31/26-10/23/26

PSY 795

Integrative Capstone: Internship in Applied Psychology

4

UG

13563

Full Term

08/31/26-12/22/26

4

UG

13564

Full Term

08/31/26-12/22/26

Note: Registration hold - advisor approval required

PSY 797

Integrative Capstone: Project in Applied Psychology Note: Registration hold - advisor approval required

SCI 412

Introduction to Astronomy

4

UG

13618

Term 2

11/02/26-12/24/26

SCI 490

Human Biology

4

UG

13565

Term 2

11/02/26-12/24/26

SCI 502

Nutrition and Health

4

UG

13624

Term 1

08/31/26-10/23/26

SCI 508

Issues in Women's Health

4

UG

13566

Term 1

08/31/26-10/23/26

SCI 541

Introduction to Environmental Science

4

UG

15370

Term 1

08/31/26-10/23/26

SCI 550

Wellness and the Human Body

4

UG

13567

Term 2

11/02/26-12/24/26

SCI 575

Introduction to Lifestyle Medicine

4

UG

15082

Term 2

11/02/26-12/24/26

SCI 615

Fitness and Health

4

UG

13568

Term 2

11/02/26-12/24/26

SCM 610

Supply Chain Management

4

UG

13438

Term 1

08/31/26-10/23/26

SCM 715

Logistics Management

4

UG

14308

Term 2

11/02/26-12/24/26

SLA 500

Role of the Speech-Language Assistant

4

UG

13569

Term 1

08/31/26-10/23/26

SLA 501

Survey of Communication Disorders

4

UG

13570

Term 1

08/31/26-10/23/26

SLA 502

Anatomy and Physiology of Speech and Hearing

4

UG

13571

Term 2

11/02/26-12/24/26

SLA 503

Articulation and Phonological Disorders

4

UG

13572

Term 2

11/02/26-12/24/26

SLA 504

Introduction to Audiology and Aural Rehabilitation

4

UG

13573

Term 1

08/31/26-10/23/26

SLA 506

Language Acquisition

4

UG

13574

Term 2

11/02/26-12/24/26

SLA 550

Clinical Practicum I

2

UG

13575

Term 1

08/31/26-10/23/26

SLA 550

Clinical Practicum I

2

UG

13576

Term 2

11/02/26-12/24/26

SLA 551

Clinical Practicum II

2

UG

13577

Term 1

08/31/26-10/23/26

SLA 552

Clinical Practicum III

2

UG

15110

Term 2

11/02/26-12/24/26

SLA 553

Clinical Practicum IV

2

UG

13581

Term 2

11/02/26-12/24/26

SLA 555

Clinical Practicum II

6

UG

15083

Full Term

08/31/26-12/22/26

Note: Registration hold - advisor approval required

12

SOCI 410

Introduction to Sociology

4

UG

13582

Term 1

08/31/26-10/23/26

SOCI 601

Society and the Individual

4

UG

14643

Term 1

08/31/26-10/23/26

SOCI 675

Child Abuse and Neglect

4

UG

13583

Term 2

11/02/26-12/24/26

SOSC 610

Multicultural Perspectives in Education

4

UG

13866

Term 1

08/31/26-10/23/26

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CR

Level

CRN

TERM

DATES

SOSC 675

Dynamics of Family Relationships

4

UG

14013

Term 1

08/31/26-10/23/26

SOSC 680

Stress and the Family

4

UG

13584

Term 2

11/02/26-12/24/26

SOSC 710

Social Stratification and Inequality

4

UG

13585

Term 2

11/02/26-12/24/26

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Human Services Administration Choose from a Master's Degree or Graduate Certificate Eligible if enrolled in B.S. Human Services

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Instruction and Leadership Master's Degree Eligible if enrolled in any UNH CPS online teacher licensure program.

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Leadership Master's Degree Eligible if enrolled in: • • •

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B.S. Allied Health Leadership B.S. Health Care Management

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B.S. Applied Studies (Management) B.S. Public Administration B.S. Business Management (3 options)

Leadership: Human Resource and Organization Development Master's Degree Eligible if enrolled in: B.S. Human Resource Management B.S. Applied Studies: Management B.S. Business Management

Leadership: Information Technology Management Master's Degree Eligible if enrolled in: •

B.S. Technology Management

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National Security Intelligence Analysis Master's Degree Eligible if enrolled in any UNH undergraduate program

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Project Management Choose from a Master's Degree or Graduate Certificate Eligible if enrolled in: • • • • • • •

B.S. Applied Studies: Management B.S. Business Management: Project Management B.S. Computer Information Technology: Data Analytics B.S. Human Resource Management B.S. Marketing B.S. Operations, Supply Chain, and Logistics Management B.S. Public Administration

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Graduate and Post-Baccalaureate Courses This section includes graduate degree and graduate certificate courses as well as post-baccalaureate teacher licensure courses.

For details on graduate program courses, call 855-250-6699 or email unh.online@unh.edu.

For details on post-baccalaureate courses, contact the Center for Educator Preparation at 855-472-4255. Please note, these courses are open to admitted students or by permission of the Center for Educator Preparation, and may also be taken for professional development by qualified individuals.

DEPT./NO.

COURSE TITLE

CR

Level

CRN

TERM

DATES

APST 805

Grant Writing

3

GR

13819

Term 2

11/02/26-12/24/26

CMPL 801

Principles of Information Technology for IT Managers

3

GR

15357

Term 1

08/31/26-10/23/26

CMPL 802

Managing Virtualization and Cloud Systems

3

GR

15749

Term 2

11/02/26-12/24/26

CMPL 810

Current and Emerging Technologies

3

GR

15090

Term 1

08/31/26-10/23/26

CMPL 815

Managing Artificial Intelligence

3

GR

15358

Term 2

11/02/26-12/24/26

CMPL 820

Information Privacy, Security, and Continuity

3

GR

15084

Term 1

08/31/26-10/23/26

CMPL 825

Designing and Analyzing Information Systems

3

GR

15091

Term 1

08/31/26-10/23/26

CMPL 850

Managing Information Technology Capstone

3

GR

15094

Full Term

08/31/26-12/22/26

Note: Registration hold - advisor approval required; Wed & Thurs, 12/9 (Capstone Practice Night) and 12/10 (Capstone Presentation Event)

14

COM 800

Foundations of Organizational Communication

3

GR

13379

Term 1

08/31/26-10/23/26

CPRM 810

Foundations of Cybersecurity Policy (M1)

3

GR

15376

Term 2

11/02/26-12/24/26

CPRM 810

Foundations of Cybersecurity Policy (M2)

3

GR

15377

Term 2

11/02/26-12/24/26

CPRM 840

Cybersecurity Standards, Regulations and Laws (M1)

3

GR

12264

Term 2

11/02/26-12/24/26

CPRM 840

Cybersecurity Standards, Regulations and Laws (M2)

3

GR

12942

Term 2

11/02/26-12/24/26

CPRM 850

Security Measures II (M1)

3

GR

15378

Term 1

08/31/26-10/23/26

CPRM 850

Security Measures II (M2)

3

GR

15379

Term 1

08/31/26-10/23/26

CPRM 860

Incident Response and Investigation (M1)

3

GR

15380

Term 1

08/31/26-10/23/26

CPRM 860

Incident Response and Investigation (M2)

3

GR

15381

Term 1

08/31/26-10/23/26

CPRM 870

Cybersecurity Risk Management (M1)

3

GR

12069

Term 1

08/31/26-10/23/26

CPRM 870

Cybersecurity Risk Management (M2)

3

GR

12943

Term 1

08/31/26-10/23/26

CPRM 870

Cybersecurity Risk Management (M3)

3

GR

15382

Term 2

11/02/26-12/24/26

CPRM 870

Cybersecurity Risk Management (M4)

3

GR

15383

Term 2

11/02/26-12/24/26

CPRM 880

Cybersecurity Metrics and Evaluation (M1)

3

GR

12262

Term 1

08/31/26-10/23/26

CPRM 880

Cybersecurity Metrics and Evaluation (M2)

3

GR

12944

Term 1

08/31/26-10/23/26

CPRM 890

Organizational Change and Leadership (M1)

3

GR

12265

Term 2

11/02/26-12/24/26

CPRM 890

Organizational Change and Leadership (M2)

3

GR

12945

Term 2

11/02/26-12/24/26

CPRM 898

Capstone Project (M1)

3

GR

12782

Term 2

11/02/26-12/24/26

DATA 800

Intro: Applied Analytic Statistics (M1)

3

GR

12635

Term 1

08/31/26-10/23/26

DATA 820

Programming for Data Science (M1)

3

GR

12636

Term 1

08/31/26-10/23/26

DATA 821

Data Architecture (M1)

3

GR

12637

Term 2

11/02/26-12/24/26

DATA 822

Data Mining and Predictive Modeling (M1)

3

GR

12638

Term 2

11/02/26-12/24/26

EDC 800

Introduction to Clinical Experience

1

PB

13469

Term 1

08/31/26-10/23/26

EDC 801

Special Education Law

4

PB

13473

Term 1

08/31/26-10/23/26

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COURSE TITLE

CR

Level

CRN

TERM

DATES

EDC 802

Young Children with Exceptionalities, Birth to Age 8

4

PB

13477

Term 2

11/02/26-12/24/26

EDC 803

The Dynamic Role of the Special Educator

4

PB

13836

Term 2

11/02/26-12/24/26

EDC 809

Teaching Language Arts and Literacy in Early Childhood and Early Childhood Special Education

6

PB

14662

Full Term

08/31/26-12/22/26

EDC 816

Students with Disabilities

4

PB

13485

Term 2

11/02/26-12/24/26

EDC 817

Positive Behavior Guidance and Student Engagement

4

PB

13486

Term 1

08/31/26-10/23/26

EDC 817

Positive Behavior Guidance and Student Engagement

4

PB

15328

Term 2

11/02/26-12/24/26

EDC 818

Transition Planning and Developing IEPs

2

PB

13487

Term 1

08/31/26-10/23/26

EDC 819

Using Technology to Teach Social Studies

4

PB

13841

Term 2

11/02/26-12/24/26

EDC 820

Instructional Methods, Strategies and Technologies to Meet the Needs of All Students

4

PB

13842

Term 2

11/02/26-12/24/26

EDC 821

Assessment of Students with Disabilities

4

PB

13489

Term 2

11/02/26-12/24/26

EDC 822

Strategies for Teaching Science

4

PB

14664

Term 1

08/31/26-10/23/26

EDC 823

Teaching Language Arts and Literacy

6

PB

13490

Full Term

08/31/26-12/22/26

EDC 824

Elementary School Mathematics Methods

4

PB

15897

Term 1

08/31/26-10/23/26

EDC 831

Aspects of Mathematics Learning

4

PB

13845

Term 1

08/31/26-10/23/26

EDC 832

Reading and Writing in the Mathematics Content Area

4

PB

15329

Term 2

11/02/26-12/24/26

EDC 833

Middle Level Mathematics Methods

4

PB

14668

Term 1

08/31/26-10/23/26

EDC 846

Life Sciences Across the Curriculum

3

PB

13492

Term 1

08/31/26-10/23/26

EDC 847

Introductory Field Experiences

4

PB

15330

Term 1

08/31/26-10/23/26

EDC 848

Structure and Function in Life Sciences

3

PB

13850

Term 2

11/02/26-12/24/26

EDC 851

Intermediate Field Experiences

1

PB

15331

Term 2

11/02/26-12/24/26

EDC 855

Culminating Experience for Life Science

2

PB

13494

Term 2

11/02/26-12/24/26

EDC 875

Foundations of Language and Literacy Development

4

PB

13497

Term 2

11/02/26-12/24/26

EDC 878

Developing Literate Students, K-12

4

PB

14715

Term 1

08/31/26-10/23/26

EDC 879

Role of the Reading and Writing Specialist I - Practicum

6

PB

13497

Term 1

08/31/26-10/23/26

EDC 880

Role of the Reading and Writing Specialist II - Practicum

6

PB

13861

Term 2

11/02/26-12/24/26

EDC 885

Culminating Teaching Experience and Seminar

4

GR

15332

Term 2

11/02/26-12/24/26

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EDC 894

Capstone Project I: Leadership Essentials to Strategically Think, Plan, Implement & Evaluate

3

GR

14972

Term 1

08/31/26-10/23/26

EDC 895

Culminating Teaching Experience and Seminar for Already Certified Teachers

3

GR

15333

Term 2

11/02/26-12/24/26

EDC 896

Leadership Essentials: Evaluation of Teaching and Learning

3

GR

15334

Term 1

08/31/26-10/23/26

EDC 897

Capstone Project II: Leadership Essentials to Strategically Think, Plan, Implement, & Evaluate

3

GR

15335

Term 2

11/02/26-12/24/26

HLTC 800

Health Care Delivery and Innovations

3

GR

13533

Term 1

08/31/26-10/23/26

HLTC 811

Health Care Technology and Informatics

3

GR

13534

Term 2

11/02/26-12/24/26

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COURSE TITLE

CR

Level

CRN

TERM

DATES

HLTC 850

Health Care Management Integrative Capstone

3

GR

13535

Full Term

08/31/26-12/22/26

Note: Registration hold - advisor approval required; Wed & Thurs, 12/9 (Capstone Practice Night) and 12/10 (Capstone Presentation Event)

HMSV 805

Ethical and Legal Practices in Human Services

3

GR

13865

Term 2

11/02/26-12/24/26

HMSV 807

Nonprofit Advocacy in Human Services Administration

3

GR

15368

Term 1

08/31/26-10/23/26

HMSV 850

Human Services Administration Integrative Capstone

3

GR

14637

Full Term

08/31/26-12/22/26

Note: Registration hold - advisor approval required; Wed & Thurs, 12/9 (Capstone Practice Night) and 12/10 (Capstone Presentation Event)

HRM 810

Business Acumen: Role of HR in Business

3

GR

15086

Term 1

08/31/26-10/23/26

HRM 820

Recruitment and Selection

3

GR

15093

Term 2

11/02/26-12/24/26

LD 804

Leading Teams

3

GR

13405

Term 1

08/31/26-10/23/26

LD 804

Leading Teams

3

GR

13406

Term 2

11/02/26-12/24/26

LD 810

Change Management and Communication

3

GR

13407

Term 1

08/31/26-10/23/26

LD 810

Change Management and Communication

3

GR

13408

Term 2

11/02/26-12/24/26

LD 820

Cultivating Your Leadership Capabilities

3

GR

14249

Term 1

08/31/26-10/23/26

LD 820

Cultivating Your Leadership Capabilities

3

GR

14618

Term 2

11/02/26-12/24/26

LD 821

Ethical Decision-Making

3

GR

13409

Term 1

08/31/26-10/23/26

LD 823

Emergence of a Strategic Leader

3

GR

14619

Term 1

08/31/26-10/23/26

LD 825

Volunteer Leadership

3

GR

13411

Term 2

11/02/26-12/24/26

LD 831

Conflict Management & Negotiation

3

GR

13413

Term 1

08/31/26-10/23/26

LD 850

Leadership Integrative Capstone

3

GR

13414

Full Term

08/31/26-12/22/26

Note: Registration hold - advisor approval required; Wed & Thurs, 12/9 (Capstone Practice Night) and 12/10 (Capstone Presentation Event)

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MGMT 815

Financial Management for Nonprofit Organizations

3

GR

14622

Term 1

08/31/26-10/23/26

MGMT 830

Strategic Planning and Financial Management

3

GR

15085

Term 1

08/31/26-10/23/26

MTH 801

Probability and Statistics

4

PB

15340

Term 1

08/31/26-10/23/26

MTH 802

Mathematical Proof for Educators

4

PB

15341

Term 1

08/31/26-10/23/26

MTH 803

Number Systems

4

PB

15342

Term 2

11/02/26-12/24/26

MTH 804

Geometric Structures for Teachers

4

PB

15343

Term 2

11/02/26-12/24/26

MTH 807

Calculus II

4

PB

15344

Term 1

08/31/26-10/23/26

MTH 809

Topics in Linear and Abstract Algebra

4

PB

15345

Term 2

11/02/26-12/24/26

MTH 810

Algebra Theory for Teachers

4

PB

15774

Term 1

08/31/26-10/23/26

NSIA 810

National Security Policy (M1)

3

GR

12502

Term 1

08/31/26-10/23/26

NSIA 830

National Security Research Design and Methods (M1)

3

GR

12503

Term 1

08/31/26-10/23/26

NSIA 840

National Security Qualitative Research Design and Analysis (M1)

3

GR

12504

Term 2

11/02/26-12/24/26

NSIA 850

Intelligence Case Studies (M1)

3

GR

14984

Term 2

11/02/26-12/24/26

NSIA 880

Analytical Writing Seminar (M1)

3

GR

12505

Term 2

11/02/26-12/24/26

NSIA 890

National Security Qualitative Research Design and Analysis II (M1)

3

GR

12762

Term 1

08/31/26-10/23/26

NSIA 895

Special Topics (M1)

3

GR

14285

Term 1

08/31/26-10/23/26

NSIA 895

Special Topics (M2)

3

GR

14983

Term 1

08/31/26-10/23/26

NSIA 898

Master's Capstone (M1)

3

GR

12763

Term 2

11/02/26-12/24/26

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COURSE TITLE

CR

Level

CRN

TERM

DATES

NUR 802

Translating and Integrating Research into Nursing Practice

3

GR

15163

Term 1

08/31/26-10/23/26

NUR 850

Integrated Clinical Capstone for Nursing Leaders

6

GR

13550

Full Term

08/31/26-12/22/26

Note: Registration hold - advisor approval required; Wed & Thurs, 12/9 (Capstone Practice Night) and 12/10 (Capstone Presentation Event)

PM 800

Intro to Project Management

3

GR

15366

Term 1

08/31/26-10/23/26

PM 811

Project Chartering and Planning a Project

3

GR

13434

Term 2

11/02/26-12/24/26

PM 813

Delivering Business Value

3

GR

14625

Term 1

08/31/26-10/23/26

PM 815

Negotiation, Contracting, and Procurement

3

GR

14004

Term 1

08/31/26-10/23/26

PM 817

Managing Project Portfolios

3

GR

13435

Term 2

11/02/26-12/24/26

PM 819

Total Quality Management

3

GR

13436

Term 1

08/31/26-10/23/26

PM 820

Introduction to Lean Management

1

GR

14005

Term 2

11/02/26-12/24/26

PM 821

Introduction to Theory of Constraints

2

GR

14626

Term 1

08/31/26-10/23/26

PM 830

Contemporary Topics in IT Project Management

3

GR

15096

Term 2

11/02/26-12/24/26

PM 850

Project Management Integrative Capstone

3

GR

13437

Full Term

08/31/26-12/22/26

Note: Registration hold - advisor approval required; Wed & Thurs, 12/9 (Capstone Practice Night) and 12/10 (Capstone Presentation Event)

SCM 805

Supply Chain Management

UNH Early College Online

2

GR

15097

Term 2

11/02/26-12/24/26

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Undergraduate Tuition Rate (Includes PBTL Programs): • $345 per credit hour Graduate Tuition Rate (Includes Graduate Certificates): • $640 per credit hour* *M.S. National Security Intelligence Analysis and Data Science Graduate Certificate: $800 per credit hour

Fees: • Registration Fee: $50 • Academic Services Fee: $50 • Career & Professional Success Fee: $13 (Undergraduate students only) • Clinical Course Mentoring Fee: $75 per credit hour • Prior Learning Assessment Fee: $350 Some courses, including those associated with the CPRM and NSIA master's degree programs, have materials or other fees. To learn more, visit: manchester.unh.edu/admissions/ tuition-costs

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Preparing Professionals Who Power Municipalities UNH College of Professional Studies partners with cities, towns, and counties to support the professional growth of municipal employees.

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Cheshire County City of Manchester City of New York Coös County Town of Derry Town of Londonderry Town of Merrimack Town of Mont Vernon Town of Wilton

New Hampshire’s municipalities face the same workforce pressures seen nationwide including rapid technological change, rising expectations for transparency, and the need for adaptable, skilled leaders. They depend upon professionals with competencies in leadership, budgeting, policy, safety, and organizational management.

In communities where employees often juggle multiple responsibilities, these skills are essential, and readily transferable, to municipal roles across the region and the country.

Learn more about our municipal employer partnerships: cps.unh.edu/employers

City of Manchester, NH

Wanda Castillo-Diaz ‘23 is a community health worker supervisor and serves on the Public Health and Safety Team, a multilingual community-based staff to connect people to resources and services. Wanda graduated with her B.S. in Applied Psychology with Option in Addictions Studies. Wanda supports the Manchester Health Department with resident case management and advocacy, connection to integrated integrated health care, basic needs problem solving, violence interruption, and community engagement.

“Public health demands a mindset of continuous learning.

My education taught me how to more effectively collaborate, listen, and adapt with purpose to support public health issues. These are refined skills that are essential when supporting a community whose needs can shift quickly. Efforts we make with collaboration and evidence-based action at the center are helping to keep our communities healthier and informed.”

Karen Poulin '20, SHRM-certified Human Resource Analyst supports a municipal workforce of approximately 1,200 employees with expertise in HR best practices, recruitment and retention, position classification and job evaluation.

She supports complex personnel issues and ensures compliance with employment laws, city policies, union contracts, and ordinances.

Karen received her B.S. in Human Resource Administration and today her work plays a vital role to support the city’s long-term success.

“Human resources is a dynamic, evolving field that demands adaptability and proactive support for people and strategy. Education grounded in best practices helps HR professionals navigate organizational change while staying accountable to laws and regulations. Ongoing learning strengthens decision-making, communication, and emotional intelligence for new and experienced HR leaders.”

Chief Ryan Cashin ‘21 has been a member of the Manchester Fire Department since February 1999. He was promoted to lieutenant, captain, district chief, and then deputy chief where he was responsible for training, EMS, fire prevention and all community outreach services. Chief Cashin earned his B.S. in Management. Cashin’s progressive leadership responsibilities illustrate how preparation supports long-term career growth and operational excellence.

"Education and leadership training provide first responders with the critical thinking, technical knowledge, and interpersonal skills needed to manage complex incidents, work seamlessly across agencies, and lead teams under pressure.”

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M.S. Cybersecurity Policy and Risk Management Featuring Gina Yacone '23G, Chief Information Security Officer

In a cybersecurity environment defined by accelerating threats, tightening regulations, and rising organizational expectations, today’s leaders must be able to navigate far more than technical challenges. They need to communicate risk, influence strategy, and build resilient programs that protect people, data, and mission–all at once.

The online Cybersecurity Policy and Risk Management (CPRM) program at the University of New Hampshire supports both emerging professionals and those transitioning into the field—providing advanced, flexible training that builds confidence, sharpens leadership skills, and prepares students to step into high‑impact roles across industries.

According to program director and faculty member Maeve Dion, the CPRM program was created with this reality in mind, preparing professionals to lead confidently at the intersection of technology, policy, and governance.

One leader who exemplifies this multidisciplinary approach is Gina Yacone, a CPRM alumna who serves as an executive cybersecurity leader and Virtual Chief Information Security Officer, advising organizations on risk, governance, and strategic security transformation. Her career journey reflects the growing demand for cybersecurity executives who can bridge operational needs with legal, regulatory, and business considerations—skills the CPRM program intentionally develops through its integrated curriculum and real world focus.

"My Master’s in Cybersecurity shapes how I approach security as a business discipline, not just a technical function. It enables me to assess threats through the lens of enterprise risk, regulatory intent, and organizational accountability, ensuring controls align with mission and impact. That foundation helps me translate complex security challenges into clear executive decisions and design governance models that deliver measurable, defensible business value."

Read Gina's story:

Gina Yacone partner with enterprise organizations to design and mature security, resiliency, and governance programs that translate cyber risk into clear, measurable business outcomes. The CPRM program played a pivotal role in shaping the way she approaches these responsibilities, providing both the strategic frameworks and leadership capabilities essential for modern CISO roles.

Learn more about the M.S. Cybersecurity Policy and Risk Management program: cps.unh.edu/online/cprm

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