You’ll graduate with excellent career opportunities and the technical and organizational knowledge necessary for leadership. You’ll experience interactive learning that provides the hands-on, technical expertise needed to do business in a rapidly changing technological environment. You’ll benefit from up-to-date, dedicated computer labs where free tutoring is available to you. You can tailor your learning to specific areas of interest like artificial intelligence, cybersecurity, networking, or web and mobile development.

You’ll graduate equipped to enter a growing field, prepared for positions ranging from information security analyst, paralegal and legal assistant to private detective, gaming surveillance officer, and law enforcement officers. We’ll help you learn in real-world contexts through local prison tours, at-risk youth volunteering, and internships with local police departments, courts, and law offices.

Learn to create digital marketing strategic plans and manage digital marketing tools and channels. Graduate prepared to apply your creativity in the digital market space. With a focus on digital marketing strategy and social media marketing, experience an innovative and relevant skill set for branding, influencer marketing, and brand journalism.

The Engineering program at APU aims to equip students with the knowledge and skills necessary to design and build innovative solutions to real-world problems. The curriculum includes a strong foundation in mathematics, physics, and engineering principles, as well as hands-on laboratory experiences and design projects, and is accredited by ABET (Accreditation Board for Engineering and Technology) for its excellence in engineering education.

You’ll gain outstanding oral and written communication abilities, which are consistently sought out by employers regardless of your career path. We’ll help you gain access to valuable professional contacts and internship opportunities in nearby Hollywood and Los Angeles with companies such as the Walt Disney Co., Nordstrom, Warner Bros, Universal Music, and more.

You’ll develop a portfolio of compositions and discover your distinct voice while you gain the skills needed to pursue graduate study in composition or a career as a professional composer. Build extensive, diverse musical experiences as you perform your compositions in recitals, participate in music ensembles, and interact with a variety of performance groups—studying near greater Los Angeles and its wide array of venues.

You’ll create systems that analyze, transform, and describe information. You’ll learn the complexities of computer systems and use them to solve complex problems, and deepen your understanding in cutting edge topic such as like artificial intelligence, cybersecurity, internet of things, and mobile application development. You will opportunities to perform research with our world class faculty.

If you are a high-achieving university student or professional who would like to take a full-time schedule of credit-bearing classes at UC San Diego or UC San Diego Division of Extended Studies while studying alongside American university students, the University and Professional Studies (UPS) program might be right for you.

The HTH GSE Education Leadership Academy focuses on developing educational teams as change agents. This one-year hybrid program blends face-to-face residencies at High Tech High in San Diego, partnerships with HTH critical friends, and online learning.

Our General English courses offer three levels of intensity, to help you reach your goals at a pace that suits you.

The Minor in Business Studies will provide you with the business acumen and leadership skills you need to stay marketable in any industry. Courses cover topics such as accountancy, economics, business finance, quantitative methods, marketing, and global business. The Minor in Business Studies is designed to equip students with essential business acumen and leadership skills that are valuable across various industries.

A Minor in Construction Management will be awarded to a NewSchool student who completes his or her major course of study successfully and chooses to focus a portion of their elective or additional work in a predefined series of courses. Admission into a course of study for a Minor in Construction Management typically will require the application to and approval of the program chair in which the course of study will be undertaken.

To complement their degree, students enrolled in non-architecture undergraduate programs at NewSchool may choose a minor in architecture. Courses are offered during the fall, winter, and spring terms. The minor in architecture provides students with an understanding of architecture and the other disciplines involved in the design and construction of the built environment. Students interested in pursuing a minor in architecture must seek approval from their academic advisor or program chair and the Architecture program chair.

Take an English for Work course at EC and you’ll be ready to take on opportunities in all parts of the globe.

Leading an organization is a powerful — and humbling — experience. Senior executives play an enormous role in the success of their organizations, and the challenges of top leadership are far-reaching, complex, and essential to get right.