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Some of the fastest-growing occupations nationwide are in the computing field, with increased demands for computer systems engineers, programmers, and cybersecurity experts. The Associate of Science in Computer Science degree is a pathway for students to enter this exciting field and contribute to technological advancement and innovation. Landmark College’s Computer Science courses are project-based and highly interactive to foster student exploration and skill development.

The Associate of Arts in Liberal Studies degree provides students with a broad foundation in specific discipline areas (the humanities, the arts, and the natural and social sciences). Students who study liberal arts encounter different ways of seeing the world. They develop the skills to engage in projects and activities that open new avenues for exploration as they focus on the ability to formulate effective arguments, communicate well, and solve problems.

The principles of scientific investigation form the foundation of the Associate of Science in Biology—and, as with all of Landmark’s other academic programs, the Biology program is integrated with the College’s proven program to develop effective learning strategies and assistive technology skills.

The program is designed to promote scientific literacy, stimulate intellectual curiosity, and provide a solid foundation in biological sciences. It fosters an understanding of the role and relevance of biology in the modern world, encouraging students to critically evaluate concepts and ideas using scientific evidence.

This program focuses on project management, entrepreneurship, team building, and message design and delivery. It prepares students for entry-level jobs in fields like civic organizing, media production, public relations, management, and other positions that require organizational leadership and business development.

Students in this major explore many different opportunities as they find their focus, including producing content for the Landmark College television and radio stations, contributing to the student-run magazine, and participating in the Landmark College Entrepreneurship Accelerator Program.

Computer Science includes mathematics, programming, software design, and computer architecture. To provide a foundation, this program includes courses in computer languages such as JAVA, C, and C++. Other courses include networking, operating systems, database management systems, as well as several specialized electives.

This program is designed to prepare its graduates to either enter the workforce or further their studies. Students build skills communication, problem solving, information technology, and critical thinking through curriculum that focuses on civic inquiry and interdisciplinary study.

This program is designed to prepare students for graduate study or entry-level positions in community mental health, education, public affairs, health, human resources, and a range of nonprofit careers. Students might also pursue employment counseling, grand development, business or sales positions, all of which benefit from the study of psychology.

Students in this major explore psychology, neurodiversity, and learning. Students develop research skills and apply concepts to solving problems and improving the world around them. Experiential opportunities and internships are designed for students to grow as professionals through self-reflection, collaboration, and project management.

Students in this program explore different mediums and styles to experiment in different forms of artistic expression. Through this program, students will obtain concrete, marketable, technical skills to produce art.