Technical Studies
Technical Studies offers programs that develop practical knowledge and skills across technology, business, public service, and skilled trades. Coursework combines academic foundations with technical and hands-on learning focused on the skills and knowledge used in each field.
Whether you're interested in technology and cybersecurity, business analytics, criminal justice, industrial systems, skilled trades, or another technical field, explore our programs to see what you'll learn and which credential options are available.
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Air Conditioning & Refrigeration Technology
Build practical skills in refrigeration, electrical systems, controls, and troubleshooting through hands-on training in air conditioning and refrigeration technology.
Explore Air Conditioning & RefrigerationBusiness Analytics
Develop practical skills in programming, databases, statistics, spreadsheets, and business while learning how technology can be used to work with and understand business information.
Explore Business AnalyticsComputer Information Systems
Get hands-on experience with programming, web development, databases, operating systems, and other technologies used in today's information technology careers.
Explore Computer Information SystemsComputer Networking Technology
Build practical skills in computer networking with hands-on training in network administration, technical support, operating systems, network security, and troubleshooting.Prepare for a career in computer networking with hands-on training in network administration, technical support, operating systems, network security, and troubleshooting.
Explore Computer Networking TechnologyCriminal Justice Technology
Build a foundation for a career in criminal justice with coursework in law enforcement, corrections, courts, criminal law, investigation, and the legal system.
Explore Criminal Justice TechnologyCybersecurity Technology
Build hands-on skills in cybersecurity through training in network security, programming, digital forensics, operating systems, and cybersecurity practices. Explore how these skills work together to identify threats, protect information systems, and respond to cybersecurity incidents.
Explore CybersecurityGeneral Technology
Work with an advisor to design an individualized technical program that combines coursework from multiple technology disciplines to support a specific career goal.
Explore the General Technology Associate DegreeIndustrial Maintenance Technology
Build a broad foundation in industrial maintenance through hands-on training in electricity, electronics, motor controls, hydraulics and pneumatics, electromechanical systems, programmable logic controllers, instrumentation, wiring, and troubleshooting.
Explore Industrial MaintenancePC Maintenance & Repair
Build practical skills in computer hardware, networking, operating systems, and PC maintenance while learning to troubleshoot and repair personal computers, workstations, printers, and other peripherals.
Explore PC Maintenance & RepairVideo Game Design and Development
Build programming skills with a focus on video game development through coursework in computer programming, web programming, game design and development, and advanced programming concepts.
Explore Video Game Design & DevelopmentWelding Technology
Build hands-on welding skills through training in multiple welding processes, including arc welding, MIG, TIG, and pipe welding. Develop practical experience applying welding techniques in manufacturing and other industrial settings.
Explore Welding Technology