Online Education

Whether you are a traditional student seeking a particular course or a working adult attempting to advance professionally, Wright State offers you access to success through its online degree programs.

Become a nurse, an educational leader, a supply chain management specialist, or pick any career field an M.B.A. could open for you. Regardless, you will enjoy a college academic experience that fits your life and schedule. We hope you will have a great experience in Wright State’s online education degree programs.

There are many advantages to online education. Consider these, then apply today:

  • Lower total costs
  • Schedule flexibility and life balance
  • Compatibility with your learning style
  • Learning at your pace
  • A more comfortable learning environment
  • Improve your self-discipline and responsibility
  • Stay in your current job while you prepare for another
  • Career advancement
  • Avoid the commute
  • Improve skills useful at your current job
  • Enjoy a variety of programs and courses
  • Be more at ease if you feel awkward in a traditional classroom
  • Easy transfer of credits
  • Networking opportunities

 

Success Stories

Wright State’s Master of Information Systems provides veteran Brandon Hubley the flexibility to see the world while pursuing a degree.

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Wright State University Foundation awards Students First Fund grants

The nine projects that received Students First funding will have far-reaching impacts on the Dayton and Lake Campuses.

Wright State’s Industrial and Human Factors Engineering program named one of best online graduate programs by U.S. News

Three Raj Soin College of Business programs are also recognized in new U.S. News rankings
U.S. News recognized Wright State’s Master of Science in Industrial and Human Factors Engineering, Master of Information Systems, Master of Science in Logistics and Supply Chain Management and Master of Business Administration in 2024 best online programs.

Wright State professor helping to develop AI learning environments

Noah Schroeder, professor of educational technology and instructional design, will receive a grant to design AI-driven pedagogical agents to help support students’ noncognitive skills.