Omaha offers hundreds of traditional programs and exciting new programs to prepare Omaha for the future. Omaha offers two first class medical schools, two pharmacy schools and a new information technology program that make Omaha stand out as a leader in education. For more information on schools and programs, contact the colleges and universities listed below. Nebraska s academic health science center, providing patient care, research and education. The college helps to meet the needs in the Omaha area for technically trained graduated in the IT field.
Training is designed to meet current industry needs.
These schools provide the opportunity to enter into a variety of fields including computers, travel, health care and real estate. The following schools are members of the Greater Omaha Chamber of Commerce. An accredited institution, ITT offers a two-year associate degree in these areas. Cultural literacy, technological literacy, oral and written communication skills, and problem-solving skills are important parts of the overall ITT program. In the Omaha metropolitan area, 84.3 percent of adults 25 years and older are high school graduates, compared to 75.2 percent of adults in the United States.