DeVry University Specifics

In 2006, DeVry University celebrated its 75th anniversary. Today, DeVry University has locations nationwide and a distance learning option providing a quality career-oriented, business- and technology- based higher education. Attend DeVry University and in 3 years, perhaps less, earn a bachelor's degree or in 2 years, perhaps less, earn a master's degree.

With flexible scheduling and the option of doing courses online, you can earn your DeVry University degree anytime - full-time or part-time. Study one course on site and another online. Or take all your courses totally online. Are you in a hurry? Take an intense 8-week course. Like to take your time? Take the whole semester to complete it. Earn a master's, bachelor's or associate degree in fields such as Technical Management, Business Administration, Computer Information Systems, and more.

Once you earn your degree, career advisors at DeVry (one hundred plus in North America) will help you reach your career goals, whether you are an alumni or a new grad. Take advantage of DeVry's renowned IntrafaSE system and gain access to hundreds of leads for jobs - positions ranging from senior management to entry-level. As well, get help with writing resumes or cover letters and interviewing techniques available through online career search tools.

Fields of Study

Get the skills to succeed at DeVry. The online option makes it convenient for you to earn a degree at a comfortable pace through an online campus that is available day and night. The following is a list of degree programs offered by DeVry University.

Associate Degree Programs

• Accounting Technology: Technological advances have changed the work-related responsibilities of accountants, financial clerks and bookkeepers. Gain a strong background in accounting and financial principles and take a position working for the government, a non-profit organization or in public accounting. .
• Electronics and Computer Technology: Become a troubleshooting professional in 2 years or less in one of the hottest industries today. Learn how to service, test, install, sell, build, maintain and evaluate all kinds of electronic tools, equipment and systems.
• Health Information Technology: Healthcare is the largest, fastest growing industry in the U.S. Healthcare information technologists can look forward to good job growth in the coming years.
• Network Systems Administration: A network systems administrator maintains present systems and initiates new one. Enter this growing career field by earning your degree in less than 2 years
• Web Graphic Design: Get into the exciting field of web design. Graphic designers who can make web pages and have graphic media skills are anticipated to see excellent employment opportunities going forward.

Bachelor's Degree Programs

• Business Administration: Looking to advance in your career? In this degree program you will learn the skills and knowledge needed to succeed in a career in business administration. Concentrations in:
  • Accounting: Earn this degree in three years or less. Go on to seek a career as a government, public or corporate accountant.
  • Business Information Systems: Nearly every company in all areas of their business uses information systems. Acquire the skills to take a position in information systems in marketing, advertising, finance, communications, government services, education or healthcare, to name a few.
  • Finance: Employment opportunities in the field of finance are anticipated to be good through to 2012. A major in finance will open career doors in the areas of credit management, bank management, insurance and financial planning and analysis.
  • Health Services Management: Management of health and medical services is anticipated to be one of the rapidest growing occupations in the coming years. A major in health services management will open up many exciting career options in the field of healthcare.
  • Hospitality Management: Tourism and hospitality is a growing industry. Graduates of this program may work for resorts, hotels, banquet facilities or gaming venues.
  • Human Resource Management: Every business needs someone to handle issues of personnel and manage benefits. So learn the management and business skills to assume jobs such as compensation manger, an assistance or benefit manger or a labor relations manger.
  • Operations Management: Learn how to bring saleable services and products to market. This major will open many opportunities in the service and manufacturing industries.
  • Project Management: Project managers supervise all parts of a company's projects. They are skilled in areas such as budget management, cost estimation, risk assessment and cost control.
  • Sales and Marketing: Jobs for marketing and sales professionals are anticipated to be good, but there will be a great deal of competition. Propel your career forward by taking a business administration degree program majoring in sales and marketing.
  • Security Management: There are many positions that graduate of a security management program may pursue. They include management of private security or corporate security, healthcare and hospital security, consulting in security or executive protection.
  • Small Business Management and Entrepreneurship: Like to own your own business? This degree will teach you the methods and skills to do exactly that.
  • Technical Communication: Technical editors and writers are needed in the fields of medicine, law and science and technology. This is a growing career field with excellent opportunities.
• Biomedical Engineering Technology: Engineers skilled in biomedical technology are in demand as the field of healthcare grows. In fact, the US Department of Labor projected that jobs in this field will increase by 26 percent per year to the year 2012.
• Computer Engineering Technology: Technologist in computer engineering implement and design the hardware and software that now powers the world. Get in on this exciting, expanding career field by earning your Bachelor in Computer Engineering Technology from DeVry University.
• Computer Information Systems: Professionals in computer information systems are needed in every industry. They also make good salaries, better than the national average. Concentrations in:
  • Business Management: Learn how computers are used in businesses. Work for businesses, insurance companies, the government or in e-commerce and retail.
  • Computer Forensics: This degree could lead to an exciting career. Professionals in this field work with personnel of law enforcement and solve crimes involving information technology and computers.
  • Database Management: Database administrators create and customized databases. They know how to extract, store and manage the data contained in a database.
  • Information Systems Security: Experts in cyber-security make sure that the computer systems and websites of an organization are secure. There is a need for this type of professional.
  • Systems Analysis and Integration: Become a systems analyst. Learn how to determine that kind of computer an organization needs, then improve its performance.
  • Web Development and Administration: Learn how to create and maintain applications that are web based and websites. This is a growing and expanding field.
• Electronics Engineering Technology: iPods, personal computers and the cell phones are all devices that are high-tech and are driven by components that are electronic. Graduates of this degree program may take up careers as computer systems analysts, IT business consultants or integration engineer.
• Game & Simulation Programming: Do you have a passion for video games? Turn your passion into a profitable and exciting career.
• Network and Communications Management: Learn how to design, secure, implement and manage networks for all kinds of organizations. Good job opportunities are anticipated for the next ten years.
• Technical Management: Students in this program will learn the technical and business skills needed to succeed in the field of technical management. Concentrations in:
  • Criminal Justice: Like to work for the FBI or the police? Already working in law enforcement and want to advance? Then this degree program is for you.
  • Health Information Management: Learn the skills and knowledge to work in the field of health information management. Benefit from hands-on training and become a department manager in health information.
  • Business Administration: Move into management with this degree. Businesses need business managers and administrators.
  • General Technical Management: Learn how to supervise projects as a technical manager. Or enter the field of project management.

Master's Degree Programs and Certificates

• Educational Technology (MSET): Earn your Master of Science in Educational Technology in only one year at DeVry University. Jobs for experts in educational technology are anticipated to be excellent in the coming years.
• Graduate Certificate in Educational Technology: If you are an educator and want to learn more about new technologies for the classroom and school, then this certificate could be for you. Earning this certificate could help you advance in your career.

Keller Graduate School of Management of DeVry University

Master's Degree Programs

• Business Administration (MBA): You can customize this degree to suit your professional interests. Electives include finance, international business accounting, health services, marketing, hospitality management and more.
• Accounting and Financial Management (MAFM): Emphases for this program include CPA or CFA preparation for the exam. Students may also choose Certified Fraud Examiner option.
• Human Resource Management (MHRM): Generalists in human resources help with staffing, and training of employees. A master's degree program in this field is preferable for those pursuing senior and general management positions in this occupation.
• Information Systems Management (MISM): Managers in information systems oversee the work of computer programmers, support specialists and computer programmers. They work for banks, businesses, schools, government, retail stores and medical care institutions.
• Network and Communications Management (MNCM): Professionals in communications and networks work in nearly every industry. They find positions in healthcare, hospitality, insurance and many others areas.
• Project Mgmt (MPM): Professionals in project management supervise projects bearing in mind restraints such as budget, time and performance specifications. They work in the fields of automotive, government, manufacturing, pharmaceutical and utilities to name a few.
• Public Administration (MPA): Professionals in this career direct and coordinate healthcare, nonprofit and governmental agency services. They help put into practice the goals of various service organizations.

Graduate Certificates

• Accounting: This certificate allows one to specialize in accounting without getting a master's. Careers possibilities include accountant or financial manager.
• Business Administration: The certificate options allows students to concentrate in business administration sans completing a full master's degree. Career fields include general management, marketing and human resource management.
• Educational Management: This certificate is geared towards principals, education administrators and assistant principals. It concentrates on program assessment, managerial practices and the technology used in education.
• Electronic Commerce Management: This certificate covers business-to-business Internet strategies and techniques of consumer sales. It will help you start and maintain an e-commerce business.
• Entrepreneurship: This certificate is for individuals interested in entrepreneurship. You will learn about techniques and strategies to develop, maintain and design a business of your own.
• Financial Analysis: This certificate will give you a background in corporate investment analysis, managerial finance and security analysis. Positions that graduates have taken include bank officer, business appraiser, financial analyst, IRS agent, load Officer, and Taxation Specialist.
• Health Services Management: The career field of health and medical services management is rapidly growing. This certificates concentration is the integrated business of healthcare delivery.
• Human Resources Management: This certificate is for individuals who want to specialize in human resources but not take a full master's degree in the subject. The certificate program focuses on human resource development and organizational behavior.
• Information Security: To advance in this field, individuals often need an advanced degree or certificate. This certificate gives you the skills to secure and protect computer network systems.
• Information Systems Management: This certificate concentrates on how to implement and determine the goals of an organization. It allows the student to specialize in the subject without earning a full master's.
• Network and Communications Management: Professionals in communications and network are needed in every industry. They design and plan networks as well as strengthening networks as technology and business needs change.
• Project Management: Acquire skills in problem solving, communication and leadership that a professional in project management needs to get the job done. Work as a project director or project manager in many career fields such as the automotive industry, the government or the oil and gas industry.
• Wireless Communications: One generally needs an advance degree or a certificate to advance in the field of wireless communications. This certificate teaches skills in wireless system management, networks, applications and communications systems and devices.

DeVry University and Keller Graduate School of Management of DeVry University Locations

DeVry University has locations through out Canada and the United States , as well as an online option. So earn your degree now - how you want, where you want and when you want.

• Arizona
  • Mesa
  • Northeast Phoenix
  • Phoenix
• California
  • Colton
  • Elk Grove (Sacramento)
  • Fremont
  • Fresno
  • Irvine
  • Long Beach
  • Pomona
  • San Diego
  • San Francisco
  • San Jose
  • Sherman Oaks
• Colorado
  • Colorado Springs
  • Denver South
  • Westminster
• Florida
  • Ft. Lauderdale
  • Jacksonville
  • Miami
  • Miramar
  • Orlando South
  • Orlando North
  • Tampa
  • Tampa East
• Georgia
  • Alpharetta
  • Atlanta Buckhead
  • Atlanta Cobb-Galleria
  • Atlanta Perimeter
  • Decatur
  • Duluth (Gwinnett)
  • Stockbridge
• Illinois
  • Addison
  • Chicago
  • Chicago Loop
  • Chicago O'Hare
  • Elgin
  • Gurnee
  • Lincolnshire
  • Naperville
  • Oak Brook
  • Schaumburg
  • Tinley Park
• Indiana
  • Indianapolis
  • Merrillville
• Maryland
  • Bethesda
• Minnesota
  • Edina
  • St. Louis Park
• Missouri
  • Kansas City Metro
  • Kansas City Downtown
  • St. Louis West
• Nevada
  • Henderson
• New Jersey
  • North Brunswick
• New York [1][3]
  • Long Island City
  • New York Metro - Manhattan (extension)
• North Carolina
  • Charlotte
  • Morrisville (Raleigh-Durham)
• Ohio
  • Cincinnati
  • Cleveland Downtown
  • Columbus Metro
  • Columbus North (Polaris)
  • Dayton
  • Seven Hills (Rockside)
• Oklahoma
  • Oklahoma City
• Oregon
  • Portland
• Pennsylvania
  • Chesterbrook (Valley Forge)
  • Fort Washington
  • Philadelphia (Center City)
  • Pittsburgh
• Tennessee
  • Memphis
  • Nashville
• Texas
  • Austin
  • Fort Worth
  • Houston
  • Houston Galleria
  • Irving
  • Plano
  • San Antonio
• Utah
  • Sandy
• Virginia
  • Arlington
  • Mclean (Tysons Corner)
• Washington
  • Bellevue (Seattle)
  • Federal Way
• Wisconsin
  • Milwaukee
  • Waukesha
• Canada
  • Calgary, Alberta [2]
• Distance Learning
  • Online Graduate
  • Online Undergraduate
• DeVry University is accredited by The Higher Learning Commission and is a member of the North Central Association (NCA), 30 North LaSalle StreetChicago,Illinois,60602, www.ncahlc.org, 800/621-7440.
• [#1][#2]DeVry University operates as DeVry Institute of Technology in New York and Calgary, Alberta.
• [#3]DeVry University operates as Keller Graduate School of Management in New York.
• Program availability can vary by location.