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Click on the name of an online bachelor degree program to view the detailed information; you can also find out about the college or university offering the program by clicking on "School's Profile". |
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Criminal Justice (Bachelor) |
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Law & Criminal Justice |
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Florida Metropolitan University |
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The Criminal Justice program provides a broad understanding of the criminal justice system and prepares graduates for entry-level career opportunities in probation, corrections, immigration, and case/social work. The program includes a comprehensive study of the United States court systems, correctional organizations, and law enforcement agencies. The curriculum is designed to offer a balance of theory and application that will prove to be challenging to students, and useful in the field.
The Bachelor of Science degree in Criminal Justice enhances the study of the criminal justice system and expands into areas such as gang activity, drug operations, probation, and criminal justice management. This provides students with a broader study for criminal justice’s concepts and theories. Students in the Bachelor’s program can further their education by taking optional courses in computer crime, cultural diversity for law enforcement, or concepts in criminal law. |
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Criminal Justice - Bachelor's Degree Program |
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Law & Criminal Justice |
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Westwood College Online |
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Do you want to be a part of the solution? Are you interested in enforcing the law and helping your community? Perhaps you've always wanted to start a career in criminal justice – but realize you'll need a career-focused college degree to get there. |
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Criminal Justice Administration |
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Law & Criminal Justice |
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Bellevue University |
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The student completing this program will have the communication skills, analytical skills, teamwork/leadership skills and knowledge to effectively compete in a wide variety of management/administration/leadership positions in virtually any criminal justice organization. Examples include positions as a law enforcement systems analyst/administrator, law enforcement administrator/supervisor, legal office manager, security manager, parole administrator, and corrections supervisor. |
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Criminal Justice, BA |
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Law & Criminal Justice |
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Keiser College |
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The Bachelor of Arts degree in Criminal Justice is designed for students interested in a career in law enforcement, Homeland Security, forensic science or related fields that help your community and nation, this degree program provides instruction in current criminal justice issues such as law enforcement operations, the courts and correctional institutions, private investigations and victim and juvenile counseling. In addition to learning about theory and practice, students will gain exposure to the latest applied technology and interact with practitioners in criminal justice. Career opportunities include work in police agencies, private investigation agencies, state, federal and county corrections and probations offices and corporate loss prevention departments. This program also provides a strong foundation for students who are interested in continuing to law school. |
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Customer Service Management |
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Business |
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University of Maryland, University College |
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The customer service management minor complements the skills the student gains in his or her major discipline by providing a study of how customer service managers make informed decisions regarding organization, planning, operating procedures, management, and allocation of limited resources. |
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Development Approvals |
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Engineering |
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British Columbia Institute of Technology |
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Description |
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Courses are currently offered as print-based distance education courses. Learners are supported in their studies by access to the department via e-mail, fax and a toll free phone number. Wherever possible, assignments are field based making the courses applicable and practical for learners. Review Program Guide [pdf 338KB] for details.
While a substantial number of people enrol in the individual courses simply because of their interest in the subject material, others enrol in courses to gain credits towards an Associate Certificate in Development Approvals. |
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E-Business |
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Business |
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Bellevue University |
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The knowledge and skills acquired from the E-business Management degree prepares students to assume leading roles managing in the expanding world of E-business. The students are prepared for the exciting opportunities including; management of teams for internets, intranets and extranets, business and marketing consulting, web design. Since the program uses evolving scenarios involving individual and team projects, the graduate has the foundation to take management and leadership roles in the E-Business field. The program favors current IT managers, individuals looking toward leading organizations into their electronic business endeavors or for those with an interest in becoming entrepreneurs. |
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E-Business |
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Business |
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Capella University |
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The networked economy touches virtually every kind of business and functional area within organizations, making an understanding of e-business a valuable competency.
The specialization in E-Business covers related theories and principles, introduces applications such as e-commerce and online communities, and develops the foundation skills to lead e-business planning and execution. You will use the tools of e-business as you interact with other learners and develop virtual team management skills vital in today's organizations. |
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e-Business Management |
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E-Commerce & E-Business |
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Champlain College |
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The e-Business Management degree will prepare you for a career in business emphasizing the importance of Internet technologies that transcend the "shopping cart." We’ve taken a strong business core and added hands on e-business courses as well as career-oriented specialty electives designed to meet the needs of business -- today and tomorrow. You’ll be neck deep in hands on, project-based learning right from the start. Real-world experiences, current technologies, guest speakers from successful businesses, and dynamic internships are the heart of this degree.
With online retail sales surpassing $45 billion in ‘02 and worldwide business-to-business e-Commerce sales predicted to exceed $1.4 trillion by the end of this year there is no better time to be part of a college program that will get you involved in e-Business. |
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E-Business Management - Bachelor's Degree Program |
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E-Commerce & E-Business |
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Westwood College Online |
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A revolution has taken place in the world of business. Technology and the Internet have changed the way organizations interact with suppliers, customers, and employees. E-business uses technology to maximize an organizations’ strengths and opportunities. It is a revolution led by those who know how to put technology to work. |
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E-Commerce and Technology Management |
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E-Commerce & E-Business |
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University of Maryland, University College |
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The e-commerce and technology management minor complements the skills the student gains in his or her major discipline through study of the basic concepts of technology and management, the use of management and leadership principles in technology-based organizations, and current developments in e-commerce and technology management. |
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Electronics Engineering Technology |
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Engineering |
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Grantham University |
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This program prepares the student for rigorous and challenging assignments in the field of electronics and electrical engineering. It emphasizes electronics lab work and includes courses in DC/AC circuit design, advanced microprocessor design and applications, and digital and analog signal processing. Students learn theory and techniques that allow them to design and evaluate electronic systems, and to make recommendations regarding their use and modification. Graduates are qualified to work as entry-level engineers in communications, electrical power generation and transmission, electronic design and digital design. |
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Engineering Management |
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Engineering |
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Grantham University |
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This degree program prepares students to manage software and engineering systems development, maintenance, and operations. It includes the study of business management, economics, and business-management related courses, as well as providing a foundation in computer systems and software. Students learn theory and techniques that allow them to evaluate hardware and software solutions and to make recommendations concerning systems and technology. Graduates are qualified to work in a variety of industries in project management, business development and marketing, and general engineering management career paths. |
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English |
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English |
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University of Maryland, University College |
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The major in English produces graduates with demonstrated skills in literary analysis and critical thinking and writing. These skills prepare students majoring in English for careers in education, law, writing and publishing, journalism, public relations, business, and management. |
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English |
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Ellis College of New York Institution of Technology |
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The English concentration prepares students to be creative and critical thinkers in the rapidly changing professional world. The skills and flexibility of the English concentration provide students with a strong asset in our changing economy, which demands clear thought, strong writing, editing, and speaking skills. |
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Environmental Management |
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Environmental Science |
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University of Maryland, University College |
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The major in environmental management educates students to become environmental managers who not only understand all aspects of the environmental industry but also have “new work skills,” including skills in critical thinking, problem solving, project management, interpersonal relations, and team building. The major in environmental management prepares students to plan, implement, and control all facets of environmental management. |
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Finance |
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Finance |
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University of Maryland, University College |
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The finance minor complements the skills the student gains in his or her major discipline by providing a study of the institutions, theory, and practice associated with the allocation of financial resources within the private sector. |
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Fire Science |
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Public Services |
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University of Maryland, University College |
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The major in fire science covers disaster planning and the administration of fire-protection services, encompassing all areas of incendiary-fire management. Developed in conjunction with the National Fire Academy of the Federal Emergency Management Agency, the major serves fire-service professionals seeking state-of- the-art knowledge to support advancement to chief executive management and senior leadership positions. It also serves professionals in related fields such as public safety, law enforcement, government, health services, insurance, and private-industry emergency response, as well as those in military fire departments in the United States and abroad. The major provides an understanding of the interagency coordination necessary for fire prevention, emergency management, safe and successful fire-incident command, and arson investigation. The curriculum includes analytical approaches to fire protection and investigation, personnel management, disaster and fire-defense planning, hazardous materials management, fire-protection structure and system design, the role of the fire service within the community and political structure, and the phenomena of fire propagation. |
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Fire Services Administration - BA/BS |
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Public Services |
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Eastern Oregon University |
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EOU conducts the Fire Services Administration (FSA) degree program in a consortium agreement with Western Oregon University (WOU), Chemeketa Community College, Portland Community College, and other community colleges and academies. The FSA program is designed to serve practicing fire services professionals seeking administrative credentials in municipal/structural fire departments and agencies. Emergency services professionals whose fields are ancillary to fire services (such as EMS) are also welcome, but must meet all municipal/structural FSA requirements.
EOU (and WOU) do not provide lower division fire science offerings. Instead, they alternate sponsorship for upper-division "institutes," or required FSA courses, including "advanced" institutes. Any advanced institute meets the EOU capstone requirement. EOU's FSA program provides all upper division course requirements in both face-to-face and distance delivery modes, and recognizes credit for prior learning.
The institutes are delivered through face-to-face settings and at a distance. Face-to-face classes primarily take place in Monmouth, Portland, western Washington, and eastern Oregon. Institutes provided at a distance are delivered through EOU web-based offerings and correspondence offerings through WOU. |
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Forest Engineering Technology |
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Engineering |
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British Columbia Institute of Technology |
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BCIT has earned a reputation for producing job-ready graduates in Renewable Resources since the school's beginning in 1964. In order to meet the ongoing needs of our students and industry, BCIT established a Forest Engineering Technology distance education program in 1992.
This program is of interest to a substantial number of people who enrol in courses simply because of their interest in the subject material, while others enrol to gain practical knowledge and skills that they can apply directly to their job. The last group of learners enrol in courses to gain credits towards an Associate Certificate, an Intermediate Certificate, or a Certificate of Forest Engineering Technology. In all cases these people are part of a lifelong learning movement.
If you are in any of these situations, please look through our list of courses and discover a variety of resources that are convenient, affordable and flexible from the British Columbia Institute of Technology. |
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