Thinking about graduate school? Consistently ranked among the top liberal arts colleges in the Southeast, Berry offers a competitive graduate education — whether you plan on making a career change, bumping up salary, expanding your professional skill set or growing your professional network.
What’s different about our approach? Berry’s programs provide an integrated education of the head, heart and hands to inspire leaders and innovators in education, medicine and business who cultivate thriving communities. Here you’ll:
The MBA program offers working professionals the opportunity to develop a wide range of business knowledge, a better understanding of what it means to be an effective leader and the confidence to make critical business decisions. The program is offered in a hybrid format.
The M.Ed. and Ed.S. degrees in Curriculum and Instruction and Educational Leadership are for teachers desiring to expand their classroom content knowledge or to advance their career in administration. The program is offered in a hybrid format to allow flexibility for teacher and administrator schedules.
The Master of Medical Science degree is a 127-credit hour, 24-month residential PA program in northwest Georgia. We accept one cohort annually, which begins each August (the first cohort is anticipated in 2025).
Jake Weitkamp ’22, who completed undergraduate and MBA degrees at Berry, capitalized on opportunities to pursue academic excellence while growing leadership skills on campus and through work opportunities. His efforts paid off. WestRock Company, a global leader in sustainable paper and packaging solutions, tapped him to join their finance leadership program upon completion of his MBA.
“I believe that earning degrees from Berry has been extremely valuable for my career, but my experiences and the relationships I have gained are priceless,” Weitkamp says.
