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• Accounting Accounting /academics/images/accounting.jpgTo start a career as an actual certified public accountant (CPA), the minimum standard today is a bachelor's degree in accounting. ... Once the general education courses are out of the way (the first 2 years worth), your classes will focus on accounting, business, finance, math, and statistics.
• Architectural Design Architectural Design /academics/images/archi.jpgA typical bachelor's degree program includes courses in architectural history and theory, building design with an emphasis on computer-aided design and drafting (CADD), structures, construction methods, professional practices, math, physical sciences, and liberal arts.
• Business Business /academics/images/business.jpgBusiness majors develop many valuable skills and areas of knowledge that enable them to make a significant contribution to the corporate and not-for-profit worlds. They can think in numbers. Business majors can quantify a set of data, evaluate the financial impact of decisions, and use figures to back up their proposals.
• VOC: Business ManagementVOC: Business Management/academics/images/management.jpgDegree programs in business management and operations typically cover the training an individual needs to run a business' technical or production functions. ... As part of this degree, you can expect to study subjects like management practices, microeconomics, human resource management and information management systems.
• CybersecurityCybersecurity/academics/images/program.jpgA Cybersecurity degree is a common choice for aspiring high-level programmers. Cybersecurity students who earn a Bachelor of Science (BS) degree learn the fundamentals of computer programming as well as the mathematical and scientific principles that provide the underpinnings.
• Emergency Medical ServicesEmergency Medical Services/academics/images/ems.jpgMost students in EMS bachelor's degree programs are paramedics who want to receive additional training in science, emergency medical assessment and management in preparation for advanced EMS roles. They can also go on to work in the field as medical professionals or educators.
• HistoryHistory/academics/images/history.jpgThe scholarly discipline of history examines the past to make better sense of the present. You can learn from the lessons of the past by enrolling in the Bachelor of Arts in History degree program at Grand Canyon University. Offered by the College of Humanities and Social Sciences, this degree explores a dynamic history curriculum that uses a thematic approach, rather than a chronological one.
• MathematicsMathematics/academics/images/math.jpgThis track, which is pure mathematics, has courses such as abstract algebra, abstract linear algebra, analysis, differential geometry, and topology. The required upper-level courses in this track all have Math 2710 as a prerequisite. The difference between the BA and the BS is that the BA track requires one semester of analysis (3150) and the BS track requires a full year of analysis (3150 and 3151).
• Biology Transfer Program of ...Biology Transfer Program of Study/academics/images/biology.jpgAs a biology major, you will need to complete: calculus, chemistry, physics and biology courses. All schools require the completion of 40 transferable units that include English, a critical thinking course, and for GU transfer, a public speaking class.
• CommunicationCommunication/academics/images/communications.jpgThe Gallena University School of Communications desires for students extend their understanding of all forms communication. Our ommunication curriculum can be used to satisfy a number of general ed and transfer requirements. Students can also complete their Gallena Degree with an emphasis in Communication.
• Engineering and Construction...Engineering and Construction Technology/academics/images/engineering.jpgOur construction management program prepares graduates for fields in construction; engineering technology; inspections; or overall construction management. Our curriculum develops knowledge and skills for general construction principles, estimating and scheduling, legal aspects, building codes, materials and specifications, building inspection, reading and preparing construction drawings, CADD (computer aided drawing and design), as well as construction management.
• PhotographyPhotography/academics/images/photography.jpgThe Gallena Photography Department housed in the School of Communication helps students in specific skills needed to excel in photography, art, cinema, animation, communications, industrial arts, graphic design, and journalism.
• Music Music /academics/images/music.jpgThe Gallena Music Department offers a vast array of opportunities in instruction, performance, and academic preparation in a first-class environment where students can thrive. It's diverse music curriculum, which includes an Associate in Arts with an emphasis in Music, spans the entire musical spectrum, including history, theory, literature, voice, conducting, instrumental, jazz, improvisation, guitar, and piano. Our professors are accomplished musicians, educators, and authors, who offer their students exceptional group instruction, as well as private coaching, to bring out their best potential.
• Licensed Vocational Nurse to...Licensed Vocational Nurse to RN/academics/images/nursing.jpgThe Gallena Nursing Program, is a two-year program that prepares you to give direct nursing care to people in various settings. The program consists of course work in nursing, science, general education, and clinical nursing practice at local hospitals and health agencies. Graduates of the program receive an Associate in Science Degree in Nursing and are eligible to take the examination leading to licensure as a Registered Nurse.
• Computer Science Transfer Pr...Computer Science Transfer Program of Study/academics/images/compsci.jpgAs a Computer Science major, success in your math and science courses are important. You will need to complete: calculus, physics and computer science courses. Schools require the completion of 40 transferable units that include English, a critical thinking course.