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  • Babson College, in Massachusetts, and Willamette University, in Oregon, are jointly offering an executive MBA program, in Portland, Ore.
  • Ivy Tech Community College, in Indiana, has started a new associate of arts and a  new associate of sciences in the liberal arts.
  • Johns Hopkins University, through its Paul H. Nitze School of Advanced International Studies, and Nanjing University, are starting a new master of arts in international studies. The degree will be offered to both Chinese and American students at the Hopkins-Nanjing Center for Chinese and American Studies.
  • South University, a division of the Education Management Corporation, has added three new online master's programs: an MBA, an MBA with an emphasis on health care management, and a master of science in criminal justice.
  • Xavier University, in Ohio, has added a pastoral and social ministry concentration as a new option for an existing master's program in theology.

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