Bachelor of Science in Psychology - Forensic Psychology (Online)
Grand Canyon University’s Bachelor of Science in Psychology with an Emphasis in Forensic Psychology degree program provides an overview of the intersection of psychology and the criminal justice system. This program is for students interested in working with people who need assistance coping with the aftereffects of a violent crime. Students who are curious about the cause of crime as well as the role of the legal system and psychology may find this career path desireable. The American Psychological Association defines forensic psychology as “the application of clinical specialists to the legal arena” or applying clinical psychology skills (assessment, treatment and evaluation) to forensic settings. Those with a forensic psychology bachelor of science degree may find themselves in a variety of roles including:
Working in child custody and criminal defendant evaluations Delivering treatment programs for juvenile or adult offenders and those suffering from substance abuse Participating in investigations or conducting them Assisting in counseling services, mental health care, psychological screening and assessment Facilitating individual or group therapy, crisis management and other evaluations Researching or teaching psychology and law connections.
Forensic psychology is a broad field as specialists may work in a variety of settings such as rehabilitation or research centers, hospitals, forensics labs, medical examiners’ officers, police departments, law firms, education institutions, government agencies, prisons/jails and private practices for independent consulting. Forensic psychologist professionals may also work alongside police officers, attorneys, defendants, offenders, patients, victims and their families. In GCU’s Bachelor of Science program, forensic psychology focuses on where the science of the mind intersects with the law. Students gain insight into the psychological experiences of victims and abnormal behavior. Students also engage in the study of general psychology, human behavior criminology and other justice-related areas.
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Grand Canyon University’s Bachelor of Arts in English for Secondary Education is an accredited degree program that prepares aspiring English teachers to meet the challenges of the modern secondary education classroom. Graduates who successfully complete state certification requirements will be qualified to teach students in grades 5-12. This degree is a joint program offered by GCU’s College of Humanities and Social Sciences and the College of Education.
Request More Information »The Bachelor of Arts in History for Secondary Education degree program at Grand Canyon University recognizes that middle and high school history teachers do more than teach facts, events and dates—they impart ethical standards and wisdom developed over centuries of human history. This history teacher degree, offered by the College of Humanities and Social Sciences, is regionally accredited and approved by the Arizona State Board of Education. Students take coursework that aligns with the requirements established by the National Council for Social Studies (NCSS).
Request More Information »Grand Canyon University's Bachelor of Science in Accounting program addresses the areas of servant leadership,innovation,entrepreneurial spirit,and business skills in order to develop the global citizens,critical thinkers,effective communicators,and responsible leaders required in today's global economy. The program prepares students for professional practice in corporate accounting,corporate finance,or public accounting. Completing the requirements for the accounting major qualifies students to sit for the Certified Management Accountant (CMA) exam and the Certified Public Accountant (CPA) exam.
Request More Information »The Bachelor of Science in Applied Business Analytics is oriented toward students who have a business mindset and propensity for data and analytics. You will acquire data skills that relate to working with datasets to find meaning, along with analytics skills that comprise of defining and implementing models to gain insight into predicting what might happen or recommending a course of action(s). Through this transfer-friendly business analytics degree program, you will examine the fundamentals of database structures, data mining, analytics modeling. You will also observe the role of governance and ethics within information technology with specific emphasis on preparing for an audit, complying with government regulations and understanding data-privacy issues. Since analytics and technology are often intertwined, information technology project management is also addressed in the program. This BS in Applied Business Analytics degree program is specifically targeted toward the emerging business analytics profession for students who have an existing foundation in selected areas of business, such as accounting, finance, marketing and management. Emphasis is placed on a combined mix of database and analytical skills. You will learn to leverage core business knowledge and analytic skills to help gain insight into and/or solve business problems using an analytics approach.
Request More Information »Grand Canyon University's Bachelor of Science in Applied Information Systems degree program will examine the fundamentals of business information systems and technology, including programming, principles of database management, networking, IT project management and ethical considerations related to IT governance. The BS in Applied Business Information Systems program is designed for individuals who have a business mindset and propensity toward information systems technology. You will gain database, programming and system administration skills, as well as skills related to leveraging information systems to help organizations achieve success. This applied business information systems degree is designed to build upon an existing foundation of selected areas of business, e.g., accounting, finance, marketing and management. Skills developed in this program include computer technical, problem solving, strong work ethic and critical thinking skills.
Request More Information »Explore innovation, cultivate an entrepreneurial spirit and hone your business skills in this Bachelor of Science in Applied Entrepreneurship degree program. Offered by the Colangelo College of Business at Grand Canyon University, this program examines the principles of entrepreneurship and builds a solid foundation for analytical thinking, problem solving and contributing to today’s global economy.
Request More Information »GCU’s BS in Applied Human Resources Management can equip you with the essential skills and knowledge necessary for a successful career in human resources. The degree program emphasizes how industries and organizations use human resources management to enhance their overall performance and success. Courses and assignments allow students to develop the ability to apply these skills in a variety of different contexts and across numerous fields and types of organizations.
Request More Information »Grand Canyon University's Bachelor of Science in Applied Management program emphasizes organizational behavior, business management, servant leadership, marketing concepts, managerial accounting and effective oral and written business communications required of business managers.
Request More Information »Grand Canyon University’s Bachelor of Science in Applied Technology degree focuses on problem-solving using technology with hands-on activities designed to provide students technical experience required in the workplace. Throughout this program, students take courses in networking, security, database systems and information technology process management.
Request More Information »The Bachelor of Science in Behavioral Health Science degree program prepares students to work as behavioral health technicians or specialists in various settings as members of a clinical team. This behavioral health program within the College of Humanities and Social Sciences provides a more general and broader perspective on specific areas in the behavioral health field.
Request More Information »The Bachelor of Science in Behavioral Health Science with an Emphasis in Childhood and Adolescence Disorders degree program prepares students with the skills and training to work in various settings as behavioral health technicians or specialists. You will gain a comprehensive knowledge base of childhood and adolescent development and behavior, and in particular, a thorough understanding childhood and adolescent disorders.
Request More Information »The Bachelor of Science in Behavioral Health Science with an Emphasis in Family Dynamics degree program develops graduates who are prepared to work as behavioral health technicians or specialists. These professionals may work in various settings, such as residential, inpatient or outpatient clinics, as members of a clinical team. This behavioral health science program within the College of Humanities and Social Sciences is designed to provide an extensive study of behavioral health with a strong foundation in family dynamics.
Request More Information »Grand Canyon University's Bachelor of Science in Behavioral Health Science with an Emphasis in Infancy and Early Childhood Studies program provides students with an introductive study on the development and behavior of infants and young children. Students gain the knowledge and skills necessary to work with young children and advocate the importance of the family structure and other caregiving systems.
Request More Information »Grand Canyon University's Bachelor of Science in Behavioral Health Science with an Emphasis in Substance Use Disorders program introduces students to behavioral health and substance abuse disorders and addiction. The substance use disorder curriculum offers a strong foundation for students who want to pursue a master’s degree in counseling, mental health, criminal justice, clinical or forensic psychology or human services.
Request More Information »The Bachelor of Science in Behavioral Health Science with an Emphasis in Trauma degree program provides students with the foundation to enter the field as behavioral health technicians or specialists. You will acquire the skills and training to work within diverse settings, such as an inpatient, outpatient or residential clinic, as part of a clinical team. This behavioral health science program within the College of Humanities and Social Sciences offers a comprehensive study of the biopsychosocial impact of trauma and trauma-informed care.
Request More Information »Grand Canyon University's Bachelor of Science in Business Administration program addresses the areas of servant leadership,innovation,entrepreneurial spirit,and business skills in order to develop the global citizens,critical thinkers,effective communicators,and responsible leaders required in today's global economy. The program prepares students to compete for entry-level management positions in business through coursework that addresses the key functional areas of management,accounting,finance,marketing,operations,and human resources.
Request More Information »Grand Canyon University's Bachelor of Science in Business Analytics program, offered by the Colangelo College of Business, examines foundational aspects in business, including marketing, accounting, finance, economics and management. You will engage in the critical competencies of the university’s mission, including effective communication, critical thinking, Christian worldview, leadership and global awareness, perspectives and ethics. Additionally, the bachelors in business analytics program teaches the core competencies and domains of business analytics.
Request More Information »Grand Canyon University's Bachelor of Science in Business Information Systems combines a solid business foundation with the technical skills necessary to compete for entry-level management positions in information systems and technology management. Business coursework will address functional area skills such as accounting,economics,statistics,finance,and marketing. Students will also examine the fundamentals of business information systems and technology,including programming,principles of database management,networking,IT project management,and ethical considerations related to IT governance. Innovation and entrepreneurship will be a key focus of the program.
Request More Information »The Bachelor of Science in Counseling with an Emphasis in Addiction,Chemical Dependency,and Substance Abuse is designed to train practitioners in the field of addiction counseling,chemical dependency,and substance abuse treatment. The coursework focuses on the nature of psychopathological conditions and their impact on the physical,emotional,social,intellectual,and spiritual nature of the human being. Core courses include study of the psychopathological behavior's impact on the individual,family,and society; screening and assessment methods at the beginning of treatment; and case management during the treatment phases. Counseling skills courses and a fieldwork/practicum course complete the focused coursework list. Completion of this program may qualify graduates to meet the standards for state,national,and international certification for professional prevention specialists and treatment counselors/providers. Participants should contact the appropriate certifying body to ensure that courses meet certification requirements.
Request More Information »Grand Canyon University’s Bachelor of Science in Cybersecurity degree program was developed with industry guidance to produce highly skilled, well-equipped cybersecurity professionals. As an increasing number of cyberattacks and information security threats hit our nation, expert cybersecurity professionals are in significant demand by government agencies, defense firms, financial services and companies in a wide range of industries that handle private data. Students will gain knowledge in defending digital spaces, computer environments, networks and sensitive information from malicious software developers and hackers. This program teaches and assesses competency in all aspects of defensive and offensive cybersecurity, cyber law and cyber ethics. Areas of study include: information assurance foundations, digital forensic investigations, malware reverse engineering, wireless security, security architecture design, security frameworks and secure system administration. The program emphasizes critical thinking, real-world application and practical project management experience. Students further develop valuable workplace skills, such as effective communication, teamwork, initiative, strong work ethic, analytical skills, adaptability and self-confidence. GCU’s Christian worldview is also integrated in the program, so students can learn professional and ethical practices associated with cybersecurity. This is a technical degree that incorporates real-world, hands-on application of theoretical concepts.
Request More Information »Learn to recognize and help children overcome developmental delays with the Bachelor of Science in Early Childhood Education and Early Childhood Special Education degree. Channel your passion for educating young children while preparing for certification in early childhood education as well as early childhood special education in states where the latter is applicable. As the ability to recognize developmental delays early in life has expanded, so has the demand for special education-prepared teachers. Build your skills in classroom management and pedagogy while also learning strategies for family, community and clinical involvement in meeting the needs of exceptional children.
Request More Information »Bachelor of Science in Early Childhood Education (Leads to initial teacher licensure). An increasing emphasis on early childhood education programs,and a general movement toward universal preschool education,will increase the importance of and demand for teachers with expertise in this critical area of teaching and development. This relevant and robust degree program is designed for individuals seeking knowledge and skills in the field of early childhood development and teaching. The curriculum includes instructional strategies,teaching methodologies,assessment techniques,theories of early childhood growth and development,and the impact of family and cultural diversity on early childhood. The degree program has embedded practicum experiences throughout the coursework,requires a student teaching component,and,upon approval,will lead to a teaching credential in Arizona. Teacher candidates are required to complete their internship experiences in a K–3 classroom. Graduates of this program will be equipped with the tools,techniques,and knowledge needed to successfully motivate,develop and educate children from birth to Grade 3.
Request More Information »The field of education plays a unique role in effecting positive change in communities and society as a whole. The Bachelor of Science in Educational Studies degree program offered by Grand Canyon University prepares graduates to work toward a brighter future by influencing educational policies, laws, programs and curricula. Students taking this educational studies degree program from the College of Education at GCU will critically examine and analyze pedagogical theories, teaching practices, education laws and learning environments.
Request More Information »Grand Canyon University’s Bachelor of Science in Elementary Education degree program prepares students for a career as a K–8 elementary teacher and to seek initial licensure. Earning this degree serves as a pathway for entering the field of education to lead in children’s mental, emotional and social development, as well as to provide students with a foundation in early basic academics (like math and reading). At this stage, teachers are responsible for identifying their students’ strengths and weaknesses. Based on those insights, teachers will tailor content, activities and projects that meet diverse student needs and interests. Other job responsibilities include motivating students, establishing behavioral rules and communicating with parents. With a bachelor’s degree, teachers will have the knowledge and tools to follow their passion for teaching and making a lasting impression on their students’ future. The teaching profession in elementary classrooms is challenging; however, the rewards of seeing children understand something or make a discovery on their own makes all the hard work worth it. This program’s curriculum further includes opportunities for relevant application of concepts, theories and research with an emphasis on elementary educational field experiences; teacher candidates complete 120 hours of observational and practice-based experiences. A 15-week student teaching experience further shapes students into career-ready individuals who can confidently enter the classroom. Graduates are eligible for a 120-credit elementary education teaching credential in the state of Arizona..
Request More Information »Teaching jobs in all sectors, including Christian education, are on the rise. As parents feel more empowered to make choices in their children's schooling, they are finding schools that align with their belief systems and values. Many Christian schools are looking for people with Christian education degrees to meet those growing needs. This Bachelor of Science (BS) in Elementary Education with an Emphasis in Christian Education degree program at GCU will help you learn, not only how to be an elementary teacher, but how to do it from a faith-based perspective. You will develop the skills needed to guide children through an academic journey infused with a biblical perspective. In addition, you will study child and adolescent development in both theory and practice through class and field learning experiences.
Request More Information »Grand Canyon University’s Bachelor of Science in Elementary Education with an Emphasis in English as a Second Language degree program prepares teacher candidates for teaching in a K–8 classroom, specifically geared toward working with students who are considered English Language Learners. Graduates may seek an elementary teaching license to teach these students in an elementary classroom setting. Throughout this program, students will examine adolescent development, instructional planning, educational trends, cultural differences/cross-cultural studies, student engagement and managing learning environments, while gaining a strong liberal arts foundation. The program concludes with the Student Teaching for Elementary Education with an ESL Emphasis course, which exposes teacher candidates to a full-time, 15-week student teaching component that includes practical ESL elementary classroom experiences. Candidates will engage in research, analysis and hands-on teaching to support the creation of a Teacher Work Sample.
Request More Information »STEM includes the areas of science, technology, engineering and mathematics that concentrate on understanding the world and solving problems to transform our everyday lives. STEM is the future of the global economy and the coalescence of various disciplines to innovate in the 21st century and keep our country competitive. Careers in STEM have been on the rise and continue to be in high demand as the world becomes more technologically advanced. To drive STEM, the fields are calling for more STEM-qualified teachers who can ignite interest, curiosity and excitement in STEM education, starting at the elementary level.
Request More Information »Grand Canyon University’s Bachelor of Science in Elementary Education with an Emphasis in Teaching Reading degree program is designed for students seeking initial teacher licensure and who are preparing for a career as an elementary teacher. This program provides an advantage to elementary education students through additional reading courses to support reading diagnosis, remediation and intervention processes.
Request More Information »The Bachelor of Science (BS) in Elementary Education and Special Education degree offered by Grand Canyon University is designed for future teachers interested in working with children with special needs in the elementary classroom setting. The dual degree program includes coursework that prepares future elementary teachers (K-8), as well as coursework that is required of special education teachers working with mild to moderate disabilities in the K-12 setting. Both pedagogical knowledge and special education-specific content make up the curriculum for the BS in Elementary Education and Special Education degree. Graduates of the program are prepared to work with students with mild to moderate special needs by implementing individualized educational plans to accommodate students’ various learning, behavioral and social needs. They also gain a well-rounded liberal arts elementary education background.
Request More Information »Grand Canyon University's Bachelor of Science in Entrepreneurial Studies program addresses the areas of servant leadership,innovation,entrepreneurial spirit,and business skills in order to develop the global citizens,critical thinkers,effective communicators,and responsible leaders required in today's global economy. The program is built on the principles of personal integrity,values,and innovation. It provides students with the personal and business skills to think analytically,ask the right questions,solve problems,and function as entrepreneurs in their own business or intrapreneurs in larger companies.
Request More Information »A Bachelor of Science (BS) in Finance degree from GCU prepares graduates to work in the financial world. Finance degree majors learn about industries including financial services, wealth management, corporate finance, insurance and real estate. Students learn how to understand/analyze data and information related to money management. GCU graduates who major in finance can integrate their understanding of financial markets on a global scale with decision-making for everyone from individual clients to major corporations.
Request More Information »A financial planning degree is a four-year undergraduate degree program that helps students learn about all aspects of financial planning from evaluating risk and investments to taxes, diversification and ethics. According to the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics, a financial planning bachelor's degree is typically required for financial advisor roles.
Request More Information »Grand Canyon University's Bachelor of Science in Finance and Economics program addresses the areas of servant leadership,innovation,entrepreneurial spirit,and business skills in order to develop the global citizens,critical thinkers,effective communicators,and responsible leaders required in today's global economy. The program prepares students to compete for entry-level positions in corporate finance and in banking,insurance,and investment companies.
Request More Information »Bachelor of Science in Health Care Administration. This professional degree program equips students for entry-level supervisory roles in health care organizations. Ideal candidates for this program are students looking for career entry in health care administration and those looking to advance from clinical or technical roles to supervisory roles. The program emphasizes both the conceptual and analytical skills required to manage in contemporary health care organizations. The program also prepares students who wish to eventually seek their master's degree in order to obtain senior health care executive positions. The curriculum features investigative and experimental opportunities in project management,teamwork,and leadership. Students of this program will have the opportunity to gain an in-depth understanding of the health care organization,strategic management and decision-making,finance,human resources,marketing,information management,and quality improvement. In addition,the impact of various dynamics,including regulatory,legal,ethical and public policy,are explored. Graduates of this program are prepared for administrative positions in hospitals,long-term care,outpatient facilities,physician offices,mental health organizations,insurance companies,public health agencies,and other types of health organizations.
Request More Information »A bachelors in health information management degree provides the knowledge, resources and tools needed to advance professional standards in health care and support delivery across many settings. GCU’s health information management degree program prepares students understand the importance of information accuracy, information confidentiality and up to date analytics in providing first-rate health care.
Request More Information »This Bachelor of Science (BS) in Health Science degree from Grand Canyon University is designed for working professionals in healthcare fields who are seeking to advance in their clinical discipline. Healthcare professionals including respiratory therapists, radiology technicians, phlebotomists, surgical personnel, physical therapy assistants and EMTs, who have associate degrees or certificates in allied health can enhance their knowledge with this health science degree.
Request More Information »The Bachelor of Science in Homeland Security and Emergency Management degree program highlights the application and understanding of preparation, leadership and communication in crisis contexts. The courses are structured to cultivate critical thinkers and ethical decision makers, prepared for disasters and emergency situations.
Request More Information »Grand Canyon University’s Bachelor of Science in Hospitality Management prepares students to compete for entry-level positions in the hospitality industry. Core business courses incorporate servant leadership,innovation,and entrepreneurial spirit,and address the key functional areas of management,accounting,finance,marketing,and operations. The major courses offer a broad-based curriculum specific to hospitality management,including hotel and restaurant management,event planning,facilities management,and human resources in the hospitality industry.
Request More Information »Grand Canyon University's Bachelor of Science in Information Technology with an Emphasis in Cybersecurity prepares you to enter the fast-growing, in-demand field of information technology. Gain an in-depth understanding of the value of IT, including how it can improve business performance, boost organizational efficiency and reduce costs of enterprise systems. The cybersecurity degree program focuses on core competencies about IT-driven business, software technology and tools, enterprise information systems and cybersecurity. The BS in information technology with an emphasis in cybersecurity exposes you to the relationships among cyber defense, cyber operations and cyber law. Acquire working knowledge of processes and goals of cyber forensics, and develop plans and strategies for security architectures. The emphasis culminates with an IT capstone project in cybersecurity. IT cybersecurity emphasis domains include cyber operations planning and execution, cybercrime and cyber law, as well as digital forensic investigations, security architecture, information assurance and secure system administration. This information technology degree program trains you to problem solve using technology and computer programming, while also leveraging your own experience. A focus on applied, hands-on activities ensures you acquire the proper training to excel upon immediately entering the workforce in cybersecurity.
Request More Information »Grand Canyon University’s Bachelor of Science in Information Technology prepares students to enter careers in the rapidly expanding field of information technology. This IT degree program provides an understanding of the value of information technology and how this professional specialization can improve the performance, increase the efficiency and lower the cost of enterprise systems. Information Technology degree program domains include platform technologies, networking, information assurance, security and management, programming fundamentals, cloud computing, data centers, and Web systems and technologies.
Request More Information »Grand Canyon University offers the Bachelor of Science in Mathematics for Secondary Education degree program to prepare aspiring math teachers to pursue a career inspiring and educating adolescent learners. Education is a field that is subject to continual change over time. With a modern curriculum and diverse learning experiences, GCU seeks to graduate teacher candidates who are fully prepared to meet the challenges of tomorrow’s classroom.
Request More Information »If you are a registered nurse with an associate degree or diploma certificate in nursing, Grand Canyon University’s (GCU) Bachelor of Science in Nursing (RN to BSN) program online can prepare you to take your career to the next level. Earn your BSN to sharpen your skills, broaden your understanding of best practice and prepare to take on more responsibilities as a leader in a hospital or healthcare organization. GCU’s RN-BSN is tailored to meet the needs of the RN adult learner and to maximize the strengths that the working RN already possesses. Our university counselors provide an upfront time to completion, and our free cost estimator tools provide you with a general estimation of the cost of attendance.
Request More Information »The psychology major offers a broad array of courses that increase our understanding of human actions in the past and present. With this understanding comes the responsibility to improve our relationships with others and to help others to achieve similar understanding and insight into their own behaviors. The program helps prepare the student for entry-level positions in agencies and organizations which seek to help those in need. It should be understood that the requirements for employment in many positions in the helping professions include advanced education beyond the bachelor's degree.
Request More Information »The Bachelor of Science in Psychology with an Emphasis in Performance and Sport Psychology is designed for students with a keen interest in sports, performing arts, health and fitness or mental health fields. Channel your passion for human behavior while learning to guide performance on the highest level with this sports psychology degree. Psychological wellness is a key component of competitive greatness. Study the foundations of behavioral health and learn how to bring out the best in diverse populations.
Request More Information »Grand Canyon University’s Bachelor of Science in Public Health program prepares students to work as public health practitioners in various health-related settings, including community-based organizations, government agencies, behavioral health agencies, primary care centers and global or domestic nonprofit organizations. The coursework is designed to ensure that graduates of this program can carry out day-to-day tasks of public health organizations, such as data collection and analysis, program planning, community outreach, communications and program support. The BS in Public Health program also integrates the National Commission for Health Education Credentialing (NCHEC) Seven Areas of Responsibility for Health Education Specialists, addressing fundamental skills in community assessment, program planning, implementation and evaluation.
Request More Information »In GCU’s Bachelor of Science in Risk Management program, students will learn about the risk management process including identifying and analyzing risk, understanding how risk impacts businesses/individuals and what mitigation techniques such as insurance may be available to protect assets. In addition, students will study organizational and enterprise risk management. Finally, students will learn about the accounting cycle and the construction of financial statements, examine the market forces of supply and demand under different market structures, discuss the basic functions of the monetary system, analyze the macro economy in terms of long-run economic productivity and growth and in terms short-run fluctuations, build financial models to help analyze a company and more.
Request More Information »As computers only continue to become more necessary in our society, those equipped with skills to spur this growth onward will be prepared for high-demand careers. Graduates of GCU’s Bachelor of Science (BS) in Software Development degree are able to work with a variety of programming languages, mobile and web technologies, web application frameworks and today’s cloud platforms. With project-driven courses and industry expert faculty, students will develop the skills needed to enter this field after graduation.
Request More Information »Grand Canyon University's Bachelor of Science in Sports and Entertainment Management degree is uniquely positioned within the Colangelo College of Business. Program coursework emphasizes key skills specific to sports business including sales, marketing, revenue generation, athlete and talent business and management as well as event operations and the program’s business-based curriculum prepares students for an array of potential career path opportunities in the multi-billion-dollar sports and entertainment industry. This program aligns with GCU's Christian mission, aiming to develop graduates committed to upholding ethical and moral principles within the fields of entertainment and athletics.
Request More Information »Grand Canyon University’s Bachelor of Science in Supply Chain and Logistics Management degree program addresses servant leadership, innovation, entrepreneurialism, and business skills. In addition to foundational courses in business, students complete courses in lean operations, business process management, and enterprise optimization. Other courses focus on procurement, logistics and systems aspects of global supply chains. Students also learn about Lean Six Sigma Green Belt certification.
Request More Information »Created by the College of Humanities and Social Sciences, this online social work degree program prepares students to assist in improving the wellbeing of individuals, families and communities while working with diverse groups of people in a variety of settings.
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Grand Canyon University’s Bridge (Master of Science in Computer Science) program is designed to be an accelerated pathway into GCU’s Master of Science in Computer Science degree program for those interested in engineering, information technology, science and more specifically, a career in computer science. A bachelor’s degree, which can be in an unrelated field, is required.
Request More Information »Grand Canyon University’s Bridge (Master of Science in Data Science) program provides an accelerated pathway for those interested in pursuing a rewarding career in data science. This bridge program serves as an introduction to data science and is available for anyone with a bachelor’s degree in any field who wishes to enter into GCU’s Master of Science in Data Science offered by the College of Science, Engineering and Technology. Students will gain the foundation necessary to begin their academic journey toward a future in data science and business analytics.
Request More Information »Grand Canyon University’s Bridge (Master of Science in Information Technology Management) degree program is designed for students without a technology-related degree who aspire to gain the leadership skills and business management knowledge in information technology. Offered within the Colangelo College of Business, this IT management degree program will provide you with a strong information technology foundation necessary to move forward toward earning your master’s degree. You will develop the training and participate in hands-on activities to gain the skills and understanding that you can apply during the MS in IT Management program.
Request More Information »Transform your healthcare career at the intersection of two fast-growing fields: healthcare and information technology. The Bridge (Master of Science in Nursing with an Emphasis in Health Care Informatics) is for experienced RN's who desire to improve healthcare using cutting-edge technology and data-driven insights. Students in this nursing bridge pathway, offered through the College of Nursing and Health Care Professions, have earned a bachelor's degree outside of nursing and desire to gain foundational knowledge in preparation for the MSN degree.
Request More Information »Grand Canyon University’s Master of Science in Nursing (MSN) in Patient Safety and Health Care Quality bridge pathway was created to support registered nurses with bachelor’s degrees in fields other than nursing. Created by the College of Nursing and Health Care professions, this bridge pathway helps students gain foundational knowledge and allows them to prepare for their MSN degree in a timely and convenient manner.
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Request More Information »Join leaders and change-makers on the forefront of nursing advancement. The Bridge (Master of Science in Nursing with an Emphasis in Nursing Leadership in Health Care Systems) pathway, offered by Grand Canyon University's College of Nursing and Health Care Professions, helps experienced RN's with a bachelor's degree outside of nursing make the transition to master’s degree studies. Upon completing the six courses in the nursing bridge pathway, you will enter the MSN with an emphasis in nursing leadership. In this MSN bridge pathway, you will develop your skills in critical thinking, effective communication, leadership and administration of resources in preparation for a management role in today’s complex healthcare environments.
Request More Information »Master of Science in Nursing: Nursing Education (Bridge). This pathway is designed for registered nurses with a bachelor's degree in health sciences or other related fields who desire to pursue a graduate degree in nursing. Courses in the bridge pathway are a blending of RN to BSN core courses that are considered essential requisites to graduate study. Upon completion of bridge course from the BSN core,students enter one of five emphases offered for the Master of Science in Nursing. The Nursing Education emphasis prepares students for a variety of roles in nursing education,either as clinical educators or academic educators in both traditional and nontraditional settings in nursing education. Graduates are prepared to assess educational needs,plan pathways to meet those needs,and evaluate the outcomes of their pathways. The curriculum includes an in-depth examination of nursing theory,roles and practice; research,ethics,policy and finance in the health care system; and pathophysiology,pharmacology and health assessment for nurse educators. In addition,curriculum design and technology for nursing education is explored. A capstone course provides an opportunity for students to develop an evidence-based project proposal that addresses a problem or issue in professional practice. Graduates of this program will possess the knowledge and skills needed to successfully teach nursing in a wide variety of settings.
Request More Information »Offered by the College of Nursing and Health Care Professions, the Bridge (Master of Science in Nursing with an Emphasis in Public Health) pathway allows experienced RN's with a non-nursing bachelor's degree to embark on the road to earning an MSN public health degree. Upon completing foundational nursing courses from the Bachelor of Science in Nursing, you will then enter the MSN pathway which offers an intensive introduction to key skills and concepts in public health analysis, planning and implementation. As an MSN bridge pathway student, you will experience a six-course program of study in nursing upper division level subject matter.
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