To meet the growing demand for a bachelor’s level degree in the health care field, University College announces a new (B.P.S.) online degree in .
The degree will combine business, finance, electronic records management, human resources, project management and conflict management skills that will prepare graduates for a variety of positions such as health care administration, clinical services director, health information manager and clinical account managers. This program is ideal for individuals interested in launching a career in the medical field or looking to advance their existing career.
University College also announces the new certificate program in . The 15-credit certificate is interdisciplinary and designed to help students explore the foundations of organization, leadership, methodologies, and the communication techniques of project management. The prerequisite for admission in this program requires an associate degree or 60 college credits.
Registration for the spring semester begins Monday, Dec. 7. For more information contact University College at 315.443.9378, toll free at 1.866.498.9378 or email parttime@syr.edu.
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