Maryville University's online Bachelor of Science in Cybersecurity program equips students with the essential technical skills and business knowledge needed to identify and manage cybersecurity risks in organizations. This program, offered by the AACSB-accredited John E. Simon School of Business, can be completed entirely online and includes hands-on experience through the Maryville Virtual Lab and access to the Cybersecurity Center of Excellence, where students can provide real-world cybersecurity services to clients. The program is recognized for its academic excellence by the NSA.
Arizona State University's online Bachelor of Science in Engineering in Electrical Engineering with a concentration in Electric Power and Energy Systems is designed to provide a comprehensive education in the design and operation of large-scale power systems. This program will equip you with specialized knowledge in the generation, transmission, and utilization of electric power, covering both conventional and renewable energy systems. Throughout your studies, you will explore emerging technologies in energy management, including wind turbines, hydroelectric power, and other renewable sources. The curriculum delves into topics such as electric power plants, nuclear engineering, photovoltaic energy conversion, power system analysis, and electrical machinery. This degree is accredited by the Engineering Accreditation Commission of ABET, ensuring it meets rigorous educational standards and prepares you for a successful career in engineering. Additionally, this bachelor's degree offers an Accelerated Master’s option, allowing eligible students to earn a master's degree in as little as one year after completing their undergraduate studies, saving both time and money. Applicable master's degrees include the Master of Science in Engineering in Electrical Engineering.