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In just five weeks, you can earn a micro-credential from Granite State College to show your expertise in virtual teaching and learning!

The bachelor’s programs at Granite State College continue to earn recognition from U.S. News & World Report on its annual list of best online degree programs.

Granite State College recently introduced a set of Graduate Certificates, which will provide an affordable, credit-efficient pathway to a master’s-level credential. Options include graduate certificates in Human Services, Operations Management, Health Care Management, Nonprofit Leadership, and Project Management. These focused, shorter programs allow students to specialize their knowledge and skills through courses in relevant and trending topics that align with … Read More

Granite State College is excited to expand its innovative faculty development efforts thanks to the generous support of the Davis Educational Foundation, which will allow all undergraduate faculty to strengthen their skills and enhance online engagement strategies for student success.

New Hampshire State employees will benefit from tuition cost savings as the result of a new partnership between the State and University System of New Hampshire’s Granite State College. With undergraduate and graduate level degree programs and certificates, this partnership will create opportunities for professional growth for staff members across all State Agencies. Additionally, the partnership extends benefits to employees’ spouses and dependents.

City of Manchester employees will now benefit from tuition cost savings as a result of a new partnership between the City and Granite State College. With associate, bachelor’s, and master’s degrees, this partnership will create opportunities for professional advancement for staff members across all departments.

For the eighth year in a row, U.S. News & World Report has recognized Granite State College on its annual list of best online degree programs. More than 1,600 online degree programs were assessed for the 2020 edition, a record high for U.S. News & World Report.

The University System of New Hampshire Board of Trustees voted unanimously to freeze in-state tuition for academic year 2020-2021 for undergraduates at all four of its institutions.