Social Sciences

If you love learning and are curious about the people and world around you, you might consider a degree in anthropology and explore how you can fill roles in both the public and private sectors, working in business, health care, advocacy and more.

If you're drawn to working closely with your community and the people that make up your neighborhood, a Bachelor of Arts in Human Services is a degree path worth your consideration.

With a degree in psychology, you can use core skills such as research, decision-making and communication to work in a vast array of fields, including business, counseling, human resources and many more.

There are many options toward building a career in cybercrime or augmenting a career in another area by adding cybercrime expertise. Understanding the basics of cybercrime and how to use that information to protect yourself and your business is key as individuals and professionals.