BUSINESS PROGRAMS

DeVry offers four undergraduate business degree programs, with over 10 specializations to further your focus and hone specific skills. Whichever path you choose, we emphasize experiential learning throughout your business program. This means you’ll learn by doing, reviewing and improving. You’ll examine case studies and apply current technical solutions to real business problems.

Associate Degree

• Business

Bachelor's Degrees

• Business
• Management
• Technical Management

Focus your Business, Management or Technical Management education with a specialization:

• Accounting
• Business Administration General Plan II*
• Business Intelligence and Analytics Management
• Criminal Justice**
• Finance
• Global Supply Chain Management
• Health Information Management**
• Health Services Management
• Hospitality Management
• Human Resource Management
• Information Technology***
• Project Management
• Sales and Marketing
• Small Business Management and Entrepreneurship

* Available in Business program
** Available in Technical Management program
*** Available in Management and Technical Management

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TECHNOLOGY PROGRAMS

Our career-focused tech programs are rooted in three key areas of interest: Engineering Technology (ET), Information Technology (IT), and Software and Information Systems (SIS). Not ready to choose a focus? Our Undecided Options expose you to a variety of areas before you have to declare a specialization**.

Whether you choose to focus in ET, IT or SIS, you can build a foundation across all three areas. That’s because our tech programs are anchored with Tech Core, strategically designed curriculum to help you build a foundation of interdisciplinary skills that will benefit you, regardless of the area of interest you choose.

ENGINEERING TECHNOLOGY

Associate Degree

• Electronics & Computer Technology

Bachelor's Degrees

• Biomedical Engineering Technology (not available online)
• Computer Engineering Technology
• Electronics Engineering Technology with an optional specialization:
  • Renewable Energy
  • Undecided Option

INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY

Associate Degrees

• Information Technology & Networking with a specialization:
  • Automation and Electronic Systems
  • Information Systems and Programming
  • Network Systems Administration
  • Undecided Option
• Network Systems Administration

Bachelor's Degrees

• Information Technology & Networking with a specialization:
  • Cloud Based Networking and Virtualization
  • Cybersecurity
  • Mobile and Networked Devices
  • Undecided Option
• Management/Technical Management with a specialization in Information Technology
• Network & Communications Management

SOFTWARE INFORMATION SYSTEMS

Bachelor's Degrees

• Computer Information Systems with a specialization:
  • Computer Forensics
  • Cyber Security Programming
  • Database Management
  • Information Systems Security
  • Software Programming
  • Web Development and Administration
  • Web Game Programming
  • Undecided Option
• Software Development with a specialization:
  • Big Data and Analytics
  • Software Design and Programming
  • Web and Mobile Application Development
  • Undecided Option

UNDECIDED

Undecided - Associate Degree Level

• Can’t decide between ET, IT and SIS? Choose Undecided and you’ll be exposed to all three areas of interest before declaring your area of focus.

Undecided - Bachelor’s Degree Level

• Not sure which program specialization is right fit? With Undecided, you’ll be exposed to all specializations within a degree program before declaring your specialization.

* As part of this program, one complimentary laptop is provided to students enrolled in the Associate of Information Technology and Networking, Bachelor’s of Information Technology and Networking, Bachelor’s of Software Development, Bachelor’s of Electronics Engineering Technology/Engineering Technology – Electronics and Bachelor’s of Computer Information Systems. The laptop is issued during the student’s second session. Certain restrictions apply.

** Must declare a specialization by 30 credit hours for associate degree programs and 60 credit hours for bachelor’s degree programs.

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HEALTH PROGRAMS

Do you like to manage important information and keep detailed records? If so, our Health degree programs might be right for you.

The healthcare industry relies on certified personnel with technology-related expertise. Our Health degree programs can prepare you with the hands-on experience and medical technology skills that healthcare employers often require – employers such as hospitals, clinics, research firms and teaching laboratories.

Associate Degree

• Health Information Technology

Bachelor's Degrees

• Healthcare Administration with a specialization in Healthcare Management
• Business Administration with a specialization in Health Services Management
• Technical Management with a specialization:
  • Health Information Management
  • Health Services Management
• Management with a specialization in Health Services Management

Undergraduate Certificates

• Medical Billing & Coding
• Medical Billing & Coding — Health Information Coding

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LIBERAL ARTS PROGRAMS

In a dynamic, multicultural society that must deal with rapid change, including continuous technological advances, our Liberal Arts programs can prepare you for a future in a diverse set of roles.

Bachelor's Degrees

• Communications with a specialization in Business Communication
• Justice Administration with a specialization:
  • Digital Forensics
  • Homeland Security
  • Policing
• Technical Management with a specialization in Criminal Justice

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MEDIA ARTS PROGRAMS

Our career-focused media arts and technology degree programs provide practical experience with leading trends in technology for web and digital design. We can help you develop the technical, creative, and problem-solving skills you need for a future in the media design industry. As a result, students can learn digital imaging skills, refined design sensibilities, and the ability to visualize concepts as well as grasp the practical and professional application of artistic endeavors.

Plus, when you earn an undergraduate certificate in Website Design or Website Development you can be prepared to take industry certification exams, including the Adobe® Certified Associate exams*.

Bachelor's Degree

• Multimedia Design and Development with a specialization:
  • Graphic and Multimedia Design
  • Web Design and Development

Undergraduate Certificates

• Website Design
• Website Development

*Adobe Certification Programs, Adobe.com, adobe.com/training/certification, visited October 18, 2018. Adobe, the Adobe logo, Dreamweaver, Flash, and Photoshop are either registered trademarks or trademarks of Adobe Systems Incorporated in the United States and/or other countries. All other trademarks are the property of their respective owners.

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GRADUATE PROGRAMS

The Keller Graduate School of Management understands the value of technology in modern business so we put it at the core of what and how we teach. We emphasize experiential learning to empower students through hands-on knowledge, passionate professors, tools and practices to enable innovative, forward thinking that can help make an impact in the workplace.

The knowledge and confidence you can gain from Keller's tech-infused degree programs can help you enhance your personal brand and stand out among industry peers. If you’re on the management track, consider an MBA with over 10 concentrations to choose from that match your desired industry. Want to be more prominent in your field? Choose from one of Keller’s 7 master’s degrees or 9 graduate certificate programs to build on and expand the expertise you have already developed.

Graduate Business Programs

Master’s Degrees

• Accounting
• Accounting & Financial Management with an emphasis:
  • CPA Preparation
  • Finance
  • Human Resource Management
• Information Systems Management with a concentration:
  • Information Security
  • Data Administration and Management
  • Project Management
• MBA (no concentration)
• MBA with a concentration:
  • Accounting
  • Business Intelligence and Analytics Management
  • Entrepreneurship
  • Finance
  • Global Supply Chain Management
  • Health Services
  • Human Resources
  • Information Systems Management
  • Marketing
  • Project Management
• Network & Communications Management with a concentration:
  • Information Security
  • Project Management
• Public Administration with an emphasis:
  • Government Management
  • Healthcare Management

Graduate Certificates

• Accounting
• Big Data and Analytics
• CPA Preparation
• Entrepreneurship
• Global Supply Chain Management
• Health Services Management
• Human Resource Management
• Information Security
• Project Management

Graduate Technology Programs

Master’s Degrees

• Information Systems Management with a concentration:
  • Information Security
  • Data Administration and Management
  • Project Management
• MBA with a concentration in Information Systems Management
• Network & Communications Management with a concentration:
  • Information Security
  • Project Management

Graduate Certificate

• Information Security

Graduate Health Programs

Master’s Degrees

• MBA with a concentration in Health Services
• Public Administration with an emphasis in Healthcare Management

Graduate Certificate

• Health Services Management

Graduate CPA Exam Prep Programs*

Master’s Degrees

• Accounting
• Accounting and Financial Management

Graduate Certificate

• CPA Exam Preparation

*To become a licensed CPA, you must be declared eligible for the examination, and subsequently licensed, by the board of accountancy in one of the 54 U.S. jurisdictions. In most states, eligibility rules indicate 150 hours of college credit are required to get your CPA license. However, to become eligible to sit for the exam, you must meet specific requirements as determined by the board of accountancy for the jurisdiction for which you are applying. To determine the specific exam application requirements for a particular jurisdiction, please click here.

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