The programs foundation is the Liberal Arts Degree with possible double majors in Accounting or Business. Support minors are available in Accounting or Business. Advanced certification programs are also available. Recently, a fast track five-year masters program was added to meet demand for leadership development and graduate course work for IS professionals. Internships and International Study Internships and May term travel programs offer students a variety of international business experience and local practical involvement.
Internships offer students field experience in local public and private sector organizations.
Local employers benefit by getting a first hand look at graduate skills. Internships are generally offered as a 4 credit course and are usually paid. Students will study leading edge information technology topics with students from across Europe during the month of May and earn 4 credits for CIS 425. Students are required to take a year of college French in order to be eligible for the program. Students who participate in the May term travel program can take advantage of follow-up exchange programs abroad during their senior year.