The Lake Campus offers the Associate of Arts and Associate of Science degrees, as well as a variety of two-year Associate of Applied Business, Associate of Applied Science, and Associate of Technical Study degree programs. Selected Bachelor of Arts, Bachelor of Science, and master's degree programs are also offered. Academic Programs at the Lake Campus continue to evolve and expand, based on interest level. Please consult the Lake Campus website at www.wright.edu/lake for the most current program information.

• Biological Sciences
• Business Administration
• Chemistry
• Communication
• Criminal Justice
• Early Childhood Education
• Earth & Environmental Sciences
• English
• Graphic Design and Visual Media
• History
• Intervention Specialist
• Liberal Studies
• Mechanical Engineering
• Middle Childhood Education
• Nursing (degree completion)
• Office Information Systems: Administrative Assistant
  • Legal Administrative Assistant Option
  • Medical Administrative Assistant Option
  • One Year Certificate
• Organizational Leadership
• Psychology
• Social Work
• Sociology
• Technical Study
  • Law Enforcement Option
  • Management Option
  • Marketing Option
  • SkillsTrac
  • Agriculture
• General Education

The School of Graduate Studies is responsible for more than 50 master's degree programs, a post-master's degree program (Educational Specialist), doctor of philosophy degree programs in biomedical sciences, computer science and engineering, engineering, environmental sciences, and human factors and industrial/organizational psychology, a doctorate of nursing practice, as well as courses for licensure programs in education and courses for various graduate certificate programs. Master's degrees are offered in the following fields of study:

Master of Accountancy
 

Master of Arts

Applied behavioral science, criminal justice and social problems, classroom teacher, counseling, educational leadership, English, history, international and comparative politics, intervention specialist, pupil personnel services, selected graduate studies

Master of Business Administration

Administration of nursing and health care systems, business economics, finance, flexible business, international business, management, innovation and change, management of information technology, marketing, project management

Master of Education

Classroom teacher, educational leadership, intervention specialist, pupil personnel services

Master of Engineering Innovation, and Entrepreneurship

Master of Humanities

Master of Music

Music education, performance

Master of Public Administration

Master of Rehabilitation Counseling

Chemical dependency, severe disabilities

Master of Science

Administration of nursing and health care systems, aerospace medicine, anatomy, applied mathematics, applied statistics, biochemistry and molecular biology, biological sciences, chemistry, computer science, counseling, environmental sciences, earth and environmental sciences, human factors and industrial/organizational psychology, leadership development, logistics and supply chain management, mathematics, microbiology and immunology, nursing, pharmacology and toxicology, physics, physiology and biophysics, selected graduate studies, social and applied economics

Master of Science in Computer Engineering

Master of Science in Engineering

Biomedical, electrical, industrial and human factors, materials science and engineering, mechanical, renewable and clean energy

Master of Science in Teaching

Earth science, interdisciplinary science and mathematics, physics

The Boonshoft School of Medicine's educational program prepares students for graduate medical education (residency training) in their field of choice. Graduates of this four-year program receive the Doctor of Medicine (M.D.) degree.

The School of Professional Psychology offers a doctoral program in clinical psychology that prepares students for work as professional psychologists. The program requires approximately five years of study and grants the Doctor of Psychology (Psy.D.) degree.