Academic Programs
A Tradition in Creativity
The International Center for Studies in Creativity programs have a tradition of more than 40 years of research, development, and teaching in the field of creativity studies. Documentation of the program's effectiveness shows positive impact on students' personal and professional growth. The educational program consists of courses that can lead to an undergraduate minor, a master of science degree in creative studies, or a graduate certificate in creativity and change leadership.
Campus-Based
Master of Science (M.S.) Degree Program
This unique program includes coursework in the development and understanding of problem-solving, leadership, decision-making, and facilitation skills. The major focus of the program is learning how to nurture, develop, and support creative behavior in oneself and in others. (read more...)
Graduate Certificate Program (GCP)
This 18-credit-hour program consists of six courses that provide a solid foundation in facilitation, problem solving, and leadership. The certificate program focuses on applications of creativity as they relate to an individual’s professional context. (read more...)
Distance Learning
Graduate Certificate Program for Professionals
This one-year graduate certificate program is designed to provide professionals with theoretical knowledge and applied skills to become transformational leaders. The combination of summer institutes and distance courses makes this credential accessible for motivated learners throughout the world. (read more...)
Master of Science Program for Distance Students
Many professionals who successfully complete the graduate certificate program (see paragraph above) choose to complete the master of science degree program (read more...)
Student Handbook
Our student handbook contains further information and guidelines useful for graduate students as they make their way through the graduate program in creativity. Prospective students may also find the information in this book useful. Download the student handbook (PDF, 75MB).