A BS in Business/Accounting prepares you for entry-level positions in the accounting industry, including tax preparation firms and payroll departments. Courses cover accounting principles, including new tax laws, financial statements, balance sheets, asset management, inventory analysis, accounting software, and cost-volume-profit analysis. This emphasis area also covers accounting procedures related to managing and controlling business activities.
The Bachelor of Business Administration in Accounting and Finance is designed to take advantage of a significant increase in the anticipated demand for qualified finance professionals in the next few years.
Prepares you for entry-level positions in the accounting industry, including tax preparation firms and payroll departments. Courses cover accounting principles, including new tax laws, financial statements, balance sheets, asset management, inventory analysis, accounting software, and cost-volume-profit analysis. This emphasis area also covers accounting procedures related to managing and controlling business activities.
Learn to detect, recognize, and prevent specific types of fraud committed against organizations and individuals. Combine your accounting and finance skills with law and investigative techniques, to judge whether or not an activity is illegal. Work with law enforcement or lawyers, serving as expert witnesses during trials.
If you are ready to advance your business career or explore new job opportunities in a variety of fields including banking, financial services, purchasing, and information technology, the Bachelor of Science in Business degree program will prepare you with the quantitative skills to help you meet your career goals.

As a graduate of this degree program you will have the analytical skills to identify and solve complex business problems—a highly valued skill in today’s volatile job market. You will also have the ability to crunch the numbers and make effective decisions. This degree can be further specialized by focusing on one of three emphasis areas: Accounting, Finance, or Management of Information Systems.

Gain a solid foundation for an entry-level management position in a wide range of businesses. Learn to manage human resources to achieve organization goals and advance strategies. Examine human behavior, attitudes, personality, values, perception, and emotions and how they affect organizational outcomes. Study the concepts and principles of marketing analysis and implementation of marketing strategies in a various settings.
Learn to address the broad spectrum of security and business continuity threats, including breaches in information security; accounting fraud; violations of municipal, state, and federal regulations; and destruction of physical premises or assets. The program focuses on operations management, logistics, risk management, disaster recovery, and information systems.
Core competencies in technology, critical thinking, and communication are emphasized throughout the accounting curriculum. Students in this program gain broad exposure to varied business disciplines including management, organizational behavior, economics, statistics and finance.
This program is designed for the working adult employed in a business or public organization. The administration major stresses skill development in financial accounting, managerial finance, quantitative analysis, economics, marketing, and business-based research.
The Bachelor of Science in Business in Communication (BSB/C) degree program is designed to develop the knowledge and skills for effective communication within the business environment. The communications specialization focuses on the development of professional competencies and values in such areas as public relations, communications theory, communication law and ethics, mass communication, media and advertising, and electronic publishing.
The BSB/EB curriculum blends business and information technology to address the emerging field of e-Commerce and e-Business. Business coursework includes management, organizational behavior, critical thinking, financial analysis, and marketing. IT coursework includes project planning, operating systems, programming, databases, and the Internet and Web.
The BSB/F curriculum offers graduates the knowledge and skills required to effectively apply financial concepts and tools in various organizational scenarios from a generalist perspective. Coursework emphasizes technology, ethics, e-business, critical thinking, problem solving, research methods and statistical analysis.
The Global Business Management Major emphasizes fundamental principles and practices of conducting global business activities. Components of the Major include: international marketing, international trade and investment, global finance, global human resource management, and global value-chain management. Students will integrate advanced topics in global business management through real-life applications. The program promotes the development of a \"global mindset\" and reflects the dynamic nature of global business realities.
The Bachelor of Science in Business program is designed to prepare graduates with the requisite knowledge, skills, and values to effectively apply various business principles and tools in an organizational setting. The BSB entry sequence exposes students to valuable theoretical knowledge and best practices in the areas of management, organizational behavior, research and evaluation, and critical thinking and problem solving. In all BSB program coursework, the curriculum addresses critical business issues in the areas of diversity, globalization, ethics, technology, and e-business.
The Bachelor of Science in Business (BSB) program is designed to prepare graduates with the requisite knowledge, skills, and values to effectively apply various business principles and tools in an organizational setting. The BSB entry sequence exposes students to valuable theoretical knowledge and best practices in the areas of management, organizational behavior, research and evaluation, and critical thinking and problem solving. In all BSB program coursework, the curriculum addresses critical business issues in the areas of diversity, globalization, ethics, technology, and e-business.
Designed for the working adult who wants to acquire or build knowledge and skills essential for management in private and public organizations, the Management Major emphasizes performance systems, employment law, marketing and public relations, financial analysis, global business strategies, and quality management.
The marketing major includes a foundational marketing course upon which is based further study in the areas of buyer behavior, sales management, advertising, marketing research, and international marketing. The curriculum addresses identifying customer needs, communicating product and service information, where to market and how to price products and services, and many other issues.
The BSB/PA focuses on the efficient and effective utilization of public resources to achieve the public purpose within a dynamic environment. The program will emphasize the foundations of public administration, public policy formulation, program development, implementation and valuation, human resources and labor relations, and public finance.
The Bachelor of Science in Business/Retail Management (BSB/RM) program is designed to prepare graduates with the requisite knowledge, skills, and values to effectively apply various business principles and tools in an organizational setting. In addition to the Bachelor of Science in Business entry coursework, the retail management major includes coursework in computers and information processing, management, financial analysis, accounting, business law, marketing, buyer behavior, and international marketing. The retail management major focuses the student on the retail management environment. The program emphasizes skill development in strategic management, marketing, supply management, product and brand management, retail operations, merchandising, and personnel management unique to the retail industry. Upon completion of this program students will possess the knowledge and skills necessary to be leaders in the retail industry.
With a BS in Business/Finance you will gain an understanding of financial operations, services, and techniques. Topics covered include capital budgeting, asset valuation, forecasting, and securities analysis, as well as the role of financial markets in the investment strategy process. Graduates can pursue career opportunities in business banking, retail, and financial services firms.
Readies you for an entry-level position in many areas of the business world. Examine human resource management, including recruiting, retention, and development. Study the relationship between economics and politics on both the domestic and international level. Evaluate the various types of securities and the markets in which they are traded. Understand the steps involved in business process management models, including the roles of leadership, project management, and people-change management.
Study the accounting principles and financial reporting techniques for state and local governments as well as the regulations involved in the Yellow Book. Examine the unique characteristics of accounting and financial reporting for both the governmental and nonprofit sectors of the U.S. economy.
Prepares you for positions in the planning and supervising of health care delivery. Health services administrators are faced with evolving integrated health care delivery systems, restructuring of work, technological innovations, and an increased focus on preventive care. Their challenge is to improve the efficiency and quality of health care provided within a legal and ethical framework. As a graduate you will find opportunities in hospitals, clinics, nursing homes, health maintenance organizations, physician group practices, long-term care facilities, insurance companies, and government agencies.
If you are ready to advance your career in management, the Bachelor of Science in Management program will help prepare you with the knowledge and skills you need to increase your income potential and marketability in today’s job market.
The demand for HR specialists and managers continues to grow. Professional management of human resources is no longer a matter of choice but a necessity for an organization to be successful in today's highly competitive marketplace. The field is expected to grow by as much as 20% by the year 2010.
If you are ready to advance your career in management, the Bachelor of Science in Management program will help prepare you with the knowledge and skills you need to increase your income potential and marketability in today’s job market.
The Bachelor of Business Administration (BBA) with a concentration in International Business focuses on the challenges faced by business in a global, international marketplace. This career-focused curriculum challenges students to analyze how international trade and finance policies and relations affect business decisions. Students are taught to adapt market strategies for international markets and construct management practices and processes in an international environment. Students who successfully complete the BBA with a concentration in International Business will have acquired an industry-current knowledge that can help prepare them to pursue interesting careers such as: International Sales Representative, Global Distribution Manager, International Trade Manager and many other interesting, in-demand professions.
If you are ready to advance your career in management, the Bachelor of Science in Management program will help prepare you with the knowledge and skills you need to increase your income potential and marketability in today’s job market.
Immerses you in the skills necessary to manage systems development. The focus is on controlling the life expectancy of systems and managing stakeholder expectations within organizations. Students learn technical aspects of systems development and gain an understanding of how software and hardware fit user needs. Graduates may explore employment in the IT departments of major companies and government agencies.
Management accountants (also called cost, managerial, industrial, corporate, or private accountants) record and analyze financial information. This process includes strategic planning and budgeting, performance evaluation, and both cost and asset management. Management accountants are also responsible for financial report preparation, financial analyses, cost accounting, and more.
A BS in Management/Marketing prepares you for employment and career advancement in firms that emphasize the sale and marketing of products and services to consumers, businesses, and industries. As a graduate you may pursue opportunities in sales management, marketing, advertising, and marketing research. Successful organizations employ sales and marketing professionals to manage the production, pricing, distribution, and promotion of goods and services.
The Bachelor of Business Administration in Operations Management provides a comprehensive business education, combined with real-world applications, to prepare students for some of the most rewarding jobs in today’s competitive workplace.
Students completing the Bachelor of Business Administration in Organizational Psychology and Development will have earned a relevant, real-world education that can help them pursue satisfying careers such as Human Resource Assistants, Training and Development Coordinators, Customer Service Representatives, Training Coordinators and many other in-demand positions.
The Bachelor of Business Administration in Project Management provides a comprehensive business education, combined with real-world applications, to prepare students for some of the most rewarding jobs in today’s competitive workplace.
Learn to handle auditing, tax, and consulting for corporations, governments, nonprofit organizations, or individuals. Emphasis topics include comparisons with financial accounting, basic cost accounting terminology and principles, cost classification, manufacturing of inventories, and more.
Examine the workings of the industry on every level, and develop an understanding of the variables and techniques for success. Explore subjects such as consumer behavior and customer relationships, employee training and motivation, sales forecasting, and inventory management. Learn to manage the flow of information and merchandise in retail chains, and implement strategies to gain a competitive edge in the marketplace.
Develop knowledge of how tax laws affect partnerships, S-corporations, C-corporations, and other business entities. Study tax laws applicable to not-for-profit entities, estates, trusts and multi-jurisdictional issues. Focus on tax reporting, tax planning, and tax research skills.

This area is designed to provide you with a sound understanding of the basics of computer crime. You'll examine the nature of computer crime and its possible impact on business and society, the investigation of computer crime, the legal implications of monitoring crime in cyberspace, the protection of digital assets, and computer forensics.
Learn the administrative and operational aspects of the U.S. correctional system, both institutional and community based. Confront issues such as overcrowding, inmate rights, and juvenile justice. As a graduate you may qualify to pursue opportunities at local, state, and federal jail facilities and juvenile detention centers in administrative, tactical, and managerial roles.
Learn about the practices and tools used to analyze and measure crime and explore the processes of psychological profiling, crime mapping, and intelligence gathering. This emphasis area focuses on the skills and techniques essential to crime analysis. As a graduate you may qualify for a crime analyst position in a law enforcement organization.
Learn techniques of locating, collecting, and analyzing crime scene evidence used in courts of law. Identify boundaries of a crime scene and understand the principles of searching the crime scene for specific types of evidence, identifiable forensic material, and other items of evidentiary value. As a graduate, you may qualify for a crime investigation position in a law enforcement organization.
If you are seeking to advance your criminal justice career in law enforcement, private security, or corrections or to pursue entry-level opportunities, the Bachelor of Science in Criminal Justice program will help you meet your career goals.
Forensic Psychology is the application of psychology to the criminal justice system. Many people confuse Forensic Psychology with forensic science. Although the two are closely related, there are differences. The primary difference is that forensic psychologists delve into the vast psychological perspectives and apply them to criminal justice system. Forensic psychologists frequently deal with legal issues, such as public policies, new laws, competency, and also whether a defendant was insane at the time a crime occurred. All of these issues weave together psychology and law topics and are essential to the discipline of Forensic Psychology (WCU, 2005).
Introducing the BSCJ with a concentration in Forensic Science for those students interested in career opportunities like Crime Scene Analyst, Non-Sworn Forensic Personnel and many others.
Learn the skills and techniques essential to working as a fraud examiner. This emphasis area is designed to prepare you to sit for examination with professional organizations to become a Certified Fraud Examiner. With this credential, you'll be more employable in niche law enforcement areas such as white collar crime and financial investigation.
Examine the roots of terrorism, response methods to WMD or disaster incidents, crisis negotiation, and conflict resolution. Prepare for career in law enforcement, security and government agencies, disaster relief agencies, corrections, private investigation, and more. Perfect for criminal justice professionals, military personnel, or business majors seeking new opportunities, especially with multinational corporations.
Focus on the unique needs of youth in today's justice system. Examine sentencing, risk and needs assessment, psychology, intervention/diversion/prevention programs, communication and relationship building, case management, and more.
The BSCJ with a concentration in Law Enforcement is now offered to students with aspirations to pursue career paths that can include DEA Agent, State Insurance Fraud Investigator and many others. Learning from experienced instructors, students can absorb career-relevant knowledge that can immediately be applied in real-world professional situations.
Learn techniques behind search, seizure, and discovery to help start or advance a career in security with companies, computer firms, retail stores, and schools. This emphasis area concentrates on collecting evidence and investigation. As a graduate you may qualify for employment in private security agencies, law firms, and corporate investigation departments.
The online Bachelor of Science in Criminal Justice degree completion program can provide students with a solid foundation in some of the most interesting aspects of the industry, from law enforcement to corrections. Building on this foundation, the concentration in Special Populations focuses on the philosophies and processes of the juvenile justice system; the impact of diversity on the criminal justice system as a whole; and the policies and enforcement of drug-related crimes. Best of all, courses are taught by experienced instructors who bring expertise and knowledge of the criminal justice field to every class they teach.

The BFA in Visual Communication with a concentration in Digital Design features industry-relevant coursework taught by faculty members with real-world experience in the field. Key topics addressed in this degree program include the development of animated web graphics, strategies for optimizing website performance, effective uses of typography, and the development of corporate identity.
The BFA in Fashion Design features industry-relevant coursework taught by faculty members with real-world experience in the fashion industry. Key topics addressed in this degree program include patternmaking using computer-aided design and the business practices behind the fashion industry. Students are asked to develop a comprehensive business plan and to design their own collection of fashion wear.
The BFA in Fashion Marketing features industry-relevant coursework taught by faculty members with real-world experience in the industry. Some of the key topics addressed in this degree program include the history of fashion, trend forecasting, product development, retail buying, event planning, and the principles of fashion marketing.
The BFA in Fashion Design and Marketing features industry-relevant coursework taught by faculty members with real-world experience in the industry. Some of the key design topics addressed in this degree program include patternmaking, sketching and illustration, and computer-aided design. On the marketing side, the program covers fashion business practices, product development, trend forecasting, retail buying and the principles of global retailing.
The Bachelor degree program in Game Design and Development provides training in principles and techniques used to create interactive 2D and 3D computer games. Students will learn design software, programming languages, modeling and animation skills, networking principles, and game engines used to design and develop games; and will examine market research and business concepts related to game production and distribution processes. Project management, creative design, and communication skills are integrated throughout this dynamic curriculum to prepare students for entry-level positions in the game design and development industry.
The BFA in Interior Design features industry-relevant coursework taught by faculty members with real-world experience in the field. During this degree program, students are asked to develop a design concept for an interior space and transform this concept into a practical, functional, yet innovative and exciting environment that meets the needs of the client. Students also use computer-aided design technology to develop and enhance their individual projects.
The Media Production program strives to provide students with both a solid academic foundation as well as industry-current skills in a variety of fields, including audio and sound recording, editing, digital design, computer animation, lighting, scriptwriting, and even directing. Graduates can be well-positioned to compete for entry-level jobs in this exciting industry.
The BFA in Visual Communication features industry-relevant coursework taught by faculty members with experience in their respective field. Key topics addressed in this degree program include the history of visual communication; graphic design, typography and computer graphics for print and screen based applications; web design and multimedia; illustration, fine art and animation; advertising, fashion and journalistic photography as well as photography as fine art.

The Bachelor of Science in Communication degree can help you become an effective creator and conveyer of ideas, concepts, and information. Your writing and communication skills will be improved, and you will develop a deeper understanding of social issues and new media. Emphasis areas are offered in technical writing and organizational communications.
The Bachelor of Science in Education/Elementary Teacher Education (BSEd/E 001) program is a degree program leading to teacher licensure. The guiding philosophy of the BSEd/E 001 program is to provide students with the skills and knowledge that will allow them to become competent and effective educators. This program focuses on elementary student learning by developing the skills of the educator responsibility for that learning.
The Bachelor of Science in Communication degree can help you become an effective creator and conveyer of ideas, concepts, and information. Your writing and communication skills will be improved, and you will develop a deeper understanding of social issues and new media. Emphasis areas are offered in technical writing and organizational communications.
This degree program examines the major concepts, values, theories, studies, research methods, and historical trends in psychology as they apply to human behavior, learning, and development.
This degree program examines the major concepts, values, theories, studies, research methods, and historical trends in psychology as they apply to human behavior, learning, and development.
This degree program examines the major concepts, values, theories, studies, research methods, and historical trends in psychology as they apply to human behavior, learning, and development.
The Bachelor of Science in Communication degree can help you become an effective creator and conveyer of ideas, concepts, and information. Your writing and communication skills will be improved, and you will develop a deeper understanding of social issues and new media. Emphasis areas are offered in technical writing and organizational communications.

The Bachelor of Science in Computer Engineering (BSCE) degree program is designed to prepare graduates to enter one of the newest and most exciting engineering fields. Computer engineers are not only involved in the design of the computer hardware essential to today's world, they may be called on to develop software, program microprocessors, or design wired or wireless networks. The BSCE program at Colorado Technical University is accredited by the Accreditation Board for Engineering and Technology (ABET).
The Associate of Arts in Business Administration is designed to prepare students for careers in the real world. Coursework has a concentration on career-focused knowledge and skills in business, critical thinking and communications. The curriculum also features an introduction to the global business environment.

The BSHCS major is designed to integrate a foundation of general education and applied sciences with the expertise that prepares the graduate for management positions in health care. The BSHCS curriculum addresses the basic body of knowledge, understanding, and skills relevant to health care administration.
The BSHA Program is designed to integrate a foundation of general education and applied sciences with the expertise that prepares the graduate for professional careers in a variety of health care or related health settings. The BSHA curriculum addresses the basic body of knowledge, understanding, and skills identified as relevant to health care services such as management, finance and accounting, legal and ethical parameters, health and disease factors, and human and information resources. In addition, majors provide the student with initial educational preparation for careers in long term care and health information systems. This 60-credit major fulfills only part of the 120-minimum credit requirement (124 for Kansas students) for degree completion.
The BSHA Program is designed to integrate a foundation of general education and applied sciences with the expertise that prepares the graduate for professional careers in a variety of health care or related health settings. The BSHA curriculum addresses the basic body of knowledge, understanding, and skills identified as relevant to health care services such as management, finance and accounting, legal and ethical parameters, health and disease factors, and human and information resources. In addition, majors provide the student with initial educational preparation for careers in long term care and health information systems. This 60-credit major fulfills only part of the 120-minimum credit requirement (124 for Kansas students) for degree completion.
The Bachelors of Science in Nursing program has a special sequence for the Practical Nurse/Vocational Nurse (PN/VN) to achieve the BSN degree and is accredited by the National League for Nursing Accrediting Commission, Inc.* This program builds on the basic education, skills, and experience of the practical nurse transitioning to the professional nursing role. Curriculum builds upon a foundation of biological, physical, and social sciences, which contribute to the science of nursing. The liberal arts components enhance the development of the intellectual, social, and cultural aspects of the professional nurse. Program content will focus on role transition, advanced clinical skills, and critical thinking. Graduates of the program will be eligible to apply to take the National Council Licensure Examination for Registered Nurses.
The BSN program is designed to develop the professional knowledge and skills of working registered nurses. The curriculum is built upon a foundation of biological, physical, and social sciences which contribute to the science of nursing. The program enhances the foundation in the biological, physical, and social sciences through an instructional program with behavioral objectives that concentrate on the development of the nurse's role as caregiver, teacher, and manager of care.
The RN to Bachelor of Science in Nursing (BSN) program, accredited by the Commission on Collegiate Nursing Education,* is designed to develop the professional knowledge and skills of working registered nurses. The curriculum is built upon a foundation of biological, physical, and social sciences which contribute to the science of nursing. The liberal arts components enhance the development of the intellectual, social, and cultural aspects of the professional nurse.

The Bachelor of Science in Computer Science (BSCS) degree program includes a set of core courses that are designed to provide an understanding of the varied aspects of technology, operating systems and networking, as well as knowledge of computer system architecture and the software system engineering process.
The Bachelor of Science in Computer Systems Security (BSCSS) degree program aims to provide students with a comprehensive knowledge and skills in various aspects of security as it relates to computer systems. Students will study the essentials of computer systems security, including network security; Web, Internet and E-commerce security; and wireless security. This program will expose students to essential skills, techniques, and knowledge necessary to deploy and manage security systems and configure security solutions.
You will qualify for employment opportunities in data control and designing solutions for data storage, including backup and recovery operations. You will also learn techniques for transferring database information to physical devices, such as wireless units.
The Bachelor of Science in Information Systems Management (BSISM) degree program can help you develop a strong base of practical, real-world skills from professors who are also IT management professionals. You can complete important undergraduate foundation studies in areas including English, math, science and the humanities. You can learn to plan, implement, maintain and manage computing and information technology. Professional communication, team building and project management techniques can help build competitive \"soft\" skill sets that can add to your marketability.
The Bachelor of Science in Information Technology (BSIT) degree program is designed to help you develop a strong base of practical, real-world business and technology skills. You can learn to link software and hardware needs to support business goals. You can develop an information system knowledge combined with technical computer capabilities. The inclusion of contemporary themes such as information systems security and project management can bring added relevance to this program.
You’ll learn how to develop cutting-edge websites that blend interactive media with consumer-targeted information. You’ll also learn animation and producing games and virtual tours.
Become an expert in the theory, design, administration, and maintenance of computer networks. You’ll gain the knowledge and skills it takes to install and manage operating systems, wireless devices, routers, and switches. You’ll not only learn to make network components fit together and work properly, you’ll learn to monitor and troubleshoot existing networks and determine future needs.
You can focus on the configuration and installation of network services and applications. You may qualify for infrastructure design opportunities at companies, including design, problem solving, and troubleshooting. You will learn to use applications in wide-area usage, build security solutions for LANs, and interface between private and public networks.
Learn to develop solutions for business application challenges by creating specialized programs. You may qualify for career opportunities as a Web, network, and software programmer. Lessons include text-based study and projects that simulate real-world situations and automate administrative tasks.
Develop new computer software systems and incorporate them into a wide range of applications. You’ll gain a theoretical and practical background in software development and maintenance, focusing on the full software development life cycle. Become proficient in selected industry-standard programming languages, and learn to create applications that meet customer specifications and satisfy project requirements. You’ll also understand the impact software development has on business and economic processes; evaluating trends, practices, and products to determine their effectiveness.

This degree program provides a solid foundation in the law and paralegal skills, built upon a broad liberal arts knowledge base. Graduates of this program may pursue career opportunities or job advancement in a legal environment such as a private law firm, corporate law department, or local, state, or federal agency where duties may include assisting with litigation preparation, document supervision, aiding attorneys in courtroom proceedings, and researching legal issues. The student will gain research and analytical skills along with technical competencies in various specialized areas of law.

 

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