School of Professional Studies
The School of Professional Studies offers undergraduate programs for women and men accelerated degree programs with 8-week classes that meet in the evenings and weekends.
The School of Professional Studies offers academic support to help you succeed; the Writing Center will help you with your papers (and your resume!), and free tutoring is available.
Contact a Recruiter
Cynthia Bond
Enrollment Recruiter Professional Programs
bondcy@trinitydc.edu
202-884-9406
Join us for an Event!
October 20, 4:00pm - School of Professional Studies Virtual Information Session
November 5, 10:00am - Taste of Trinity: All Campus Open House
November 17, 4:00pm - School of Professional Studies Virtual Information Session
Prepare to attract, manage and develop the workforce organizations need to ensure a strategic competitive advantage in a fluid local economy that is influenced by global pressures.
Our business administration program equips students with a solid understanding of the various functional areas of business and the analytical and communication skills that are essential to develop and implement effective strategies in a competitive environment.
Trinity's criminal justice program focuses on the role of criminal justice within the broader concept of social justice in a multi-cultural, industrialized democracy.
This non-licensure track is for those interested in working in education and community settings where a license is not required.
Earn your teaching license in Early Childhood Education to work with children birth to age eight.
Hone your critical thinking & writing skills while enjoying the flexibility of choosing areas of focus according to interests and experiences. Includes non-licensure track for those considering a career in Early Childhood Education
Trinity's Health Services degree prepares future health care leaders to confidently navigate the health care system and enact positive change.
Better understand human behavior and the social world as you develop a scholarly perspective in the two major social science areas of psychology and sociology.
With a B.A. in Journalism and Media Studies, a student who sees herself as a non-fiction storyteller with a passion to educate and engage an audience with words, sounds and visuals, has a career in her future as a digital journalist, media manager or communications specialist.
Prepare for a career or graduate study in mental health and human services with a solid foundation in research, theory and practical skills.
