COURSES OFFERED BY REGIS UNIVERSITY

Information technology is part of nearly everything we do. As technology continues to grow and evolve, organizations and businesses will always need systems-savvy professionals who can solve problems and keep things running smoothly.

The Graduate Certificate in Cybersecurity Essentials provides students with an introductory, holistic approach to cybersecurity without the necessary background and experience required for more specialized certificates or master’s degrees.

DevOps facilitates efficient teamwork between software developers and IT operations teams, improving workflow and driving innovation. DevOps is increasingly seen as an integral process in the tech industry to optimize workloads, meaning there is a growing demand for this valuable skillset.

Enterprise Java is the use of the Java programming language for application development in enterprise-scale software, and is used across government, telecom, banking information systems, accounting, e-commerce and more.

Software engineers are more in demand than ever before, with companies racing to hire and secure top talent. With above-average salaries and job growth that shows no signs of slowing, there’s never been a better time to be a software engineer.

At Regis University, you’ll learn the practice of teaching from a perspective that emphasizes the heart and mind of education. Our family of programs is grounded in the Jesuit tradition that emphasizes development of the whole person.

Discover the world of data science. Data explains where we’ve been and can predict what lies ahead. A graduate degree in data science prepares you to analyze data, predict outcomes and use this knowledge to improve business and strengthen your community.

The Master of Science degree in Information Technology Management (ITM) program is designed for leaders, programmers, developers, engineers and other tech professionals who aspire to lead technical teams.

In the B.S. Economics program at Regis, you will study the concepts of macroeconomic and microeconomic behavior, international economics, trade and finance to understand how economic systems function on a number of different levels.

Often referred to as the “language of business,” accounting allows businesses to communicate with stakeholders about how the business is peforming, so that they can then make data-informed and educated decisions.