• Master of Science in Strategic Leadership (The MSSL program can be completed online. Practicum and mentoring experience can be completed by students at their home location)
• Master of Science in Curriculum & Instruction (The MSCI Technology Facilitator and MSCI Reading Specialist programs of study are online except for clinical practice experiences that can be arranged for students at their home location during the last full semester of study)
• Master of Education in Reading The K-12 Reading Specialist program is now delivered within a Master of Education in Reading.
• Bachelor of Science in Business Administration - Specialization in Management Also visit the questions page for information about online delivery of this program.
• Bachelor of General Studies The Bachelors of General Studies is a degree program designed for the student returning to college after an absence and who has earned significant college credit.

The following teaching endorsements are available online or via distance.

• Birth through Preschool
• Birth through Preschool Special Ed
• Kindergarten
• Special Education
• Library Media
• Driver's Education

BHSU offers an online, 12-credit hour certificate program in Professional Writing.

• Library Media
• Sociology

BHSU offers a variety of online courses delivered through the Internet using Desire2Learn learning management system.  The following online courses are available:

• Summer 2012 Online Courses
• Fall 2012 Online Courses

Through the Dakota Digital Network (DDN), BHSU courses can be received at various sites around the state. Students can see and hear the faculty member, ask questions, and have class discussions as they would in a traditional classroom. Some classes are available to students anywhere in South Dakota.

• Summer 2012 Videoconferencing Courses
• Fall 2012 Videoconferencing Courses

Current, degree seeking students can use WebAdvisor to register for online/distance courses. If you are a non-degree seeking student then visit the Course Registration page to register for a distance/online course.

New degree seeking students (using financial aid) should complete and submit the Admissions Form before the online registration.

The university reserves the right to cancel a course due to insufficient enrollments.