Westwood College

Campuses

Programs

• Business Administration (Associate)
  
• Business Administration – Marketing and Sales (Bachelor)
  The Bachelor of Science in Business Administration with a Concentration in Marketing and Sales prepares students for entry-level positions in the field such as marketing specialist, market research analyst, account representative, and customer service specialist.
• Business Administration: Major in Accounting  (Bachelor)
  This degree can prepare students for entry-level positions in the field such as accounts payable manager, cost estimator, payroll administrator, or loan and credit counselor.
• Business Administration: Major in Healthcare Management (Bachelor)
  
• Business Administration: Major in Human Resource Management (Bachelor)
  
• Business Administration: Major in Management (Bachelor)
  
• Business Administration: Major in Marketing Management (Bachelor)
  
• Business Administration: Major in Project Management (Bachelor)
  
• Computer Aided Design / Architectural Drafting (Associate)
  The Computer Aided Design (Architectural Drafting) Program can equip students with the skills necessary to become a candidate for many careers available to the skilled CAD operator. Architectural Drafting students receive training on recent releases of AutoCAD, a popular CAD application that provides experience in developing technical drawings related to the field of architecture.
• Computer Network Engineering (Associate)
  The Computer Network Engineering program is designed to provide students with the skills required to design, install, configure, and maintain enterprise-wide networks.
• Computer Network Management (Bachelor)
  The Computer Network Management program is designed to provide students with advanced networking skills required to design, install, configure, and maintain enterprisewide networks.
• Construction Management (Bachelor)
  
• Construction Management (Associate)
  
• Criminal Justice (Associate)
  This program covers topics such as: Introduction to Criminal Justice, Criminology, Criminal Procedure, Criminal Investigation, and Juvenile Justice. This program also includes courses that cover such topics as Interpersonal Communication, Victimology, and Ethics in Criminal Justice.
• Criminal Justice: Major in Administration  (Bachelor)
  
• Criminal Justice: Major in Corrections  (Bachelor)
  
• Criminal Justice: Major in Investigations  (Bachelor)
  
• E-Business Management (Bachelor)
  The E-Business Management program is designed to integrate technology, business, and employability skills to prepare students for entry-level jobs in the burgeoning field of ebusiness. The program emphasizes the technology skills necessary to create, maintain, and manage Web-based or Web-enhanced businesses.
• Fashion Merchandising (Bachelor)
  The Westwood College Fashion Merchandising degree program gives you exposure to all of these important areas, with courses that include Apparel analysis, Trend forecasting, Consumer behavior, Retail management, Retail buying, Visual merchandising, Fashion product development and more.
• Graphic Design  (Associate)
  The Graphic Design and Multimedia program can prepare students for entry-level jobs in the graphic design and multimedia industry. Students can learn to create effective designs that communicate visually in both print and multimedia environments. The combination of technical and general education courses in the program can help students develop skills in critical thinking, logic, communication, and problem solving.
• Graphic Design: Major in Animation (Bachelor)
  This program covers topics such as the laws of human motion, physics, psychology as applied to 2D or 3D characters, life drawing and rendering techniques, and the application of audio and video to an animation project.
• Graphic Design: Major in Game Art (Bachelor)
  The Game Art and Design program can provide students with the ability to apply a core knowledge of art and animation techniques for employment in the game and interactive software industry. The curriculum emphasized traditional 2D artistry, 3D modeling, and animation.
• Graphic Design: Major in Visual Communications (Bachelor)
  The program can help prepare students for entry-level roles in the field of Visual Communications including Graphic Designer, Web Page Designer, and Print Production Designer.
• Hospitality Administration  (Bachelor)
  
• Hospitality Administration (Associate)
  
• Information and Network Technologies (Associate)
  
• Information and Networking Technologies: Major in Computer Forensics (Bachelor)
  
• Information and Networking Technologies: Major in Network Management  (Bachelor)
  
• Information and Networking Technologies: Major in Systems Security  (Bachelor)
  The Information Systems Security program can provide students with advanced security skills required to implement e-business solutions security policies, identify security threats, develop countermeasures using firewall systems and attack recognition technologies, and manage the deployment of security solutions.
• Interior Design (Bachelor)
  Students can build on a foundation of drawing, drafting, color, and basic design principles while learning about human factors, space planning, interior construction and detailing, safety and building codes, and computer-aided design (CAD).
• Medical Assisting (Diploma)
  
• Paralegal (Associate)
  
• Software Development: Major in Game Software Development  (Bachelor)
  The Game Software Development program can provide students with the ability to apply core knowledge of software engineering to employment settings through a curriculum that emphasizes game and interactive software development.
• Web Design and Multimedia (Bachelor)
  The Bachelor of Science in Web Design and Multimedia equips students with the Web design, e-commerce, scripting, and authoring skills necessary to advance in the field of Web design.