Cedar Crest is committed to providing students with the preparation they need to become successful in their chosen career. Because of the importance of mathematics in virtually every field, adding a mathematics minor to your program of study may assist you in your future endeavors. Mathematics minor courses are specifically designed to stress analytical skills and problem solving techniques. Courses in mathematics can help you: Develop quantitative problem-solving skills which transfer to other academic contexts. Learn how to critically interpret numerical and symbolic information. Use appropriate technology applicable to mathematics to enhance learning and enrich the intellectual environment Prepare for math-related careers in education, government, business, and industry, or advanced academic training in mathematics or related fields.

Web designers study visual design, human-computer interaction and programming to make the Internet beautiful and functional. They decide the look and feel of webpages for corporations, charities, startups, governments and more. Business and management skills are built into the Web Design Program to provide students with a variety of engaging and lucrative career paths. Courses were created in consultation with hiring managers from top web companies to find out what they want to see more of from their new hires.

Whether you plan to spend your career behind a news desk, in a laboratory setting, or in an office at a major corporation, you’ll need to communicate ideas clearly and in an easy-to-understand way. The courses required for the communication minor have been kept flexible to ensure that students of all academic backgrounds can gain the maximum benefits from the program. You will work closely with an advisor to tailor an academic plan that matches your major and career goals.

Digital marketing is one of the most opportunity-rich fields in the world — especially for recent graduates. The Digital Marketing Program offers project-based, skills-oriented classes that give students a competitive advantage when they enter the workforce. Students will learn to design effective marketing campaigns across multiple channels, craft compelling stories to inspire customers and leverage modern tools to build, track and optimize their strategies. Courses are updated every semester in consultation with industry experts to make sure students are learning the latest skills and techniques.

The Events Management minor is a unique opportunity for students interested in events management to gain practical experience and confidence in every area of events management right on their own campus. Through participation in the management of large and small events, students will have experience with the full scope and impact of live events on sponsors, vendors, catering, logistics, clients, and participants. Students who complete the requisite preparatory courses will collaborate with the college’s planning committees for the renown arts festival, MAYFAIR, on coordinating, organizing, planning, and implementation.

The accounting program at Cedar Crest College is a multidisciplinary program that will prepare you to work in virtually any business environment. As part of your studies, you will develop the analytical, mathematical, financial, legal and managerial skills necessary to prepare you for a career in public, managerial, governmental or tax accounting, as well as internal auditing. Some important details about this program: The accounting major at Cedar Crest can be applied toward the 150 semester hour education requirement promoted by the American Institute of Certified Public Accountants (AICPA). As a Cedar Crest student you will be encouraged to explore multiple areas of interest by taking an additional major or minor or by exploring subject matter outside of the business department such as performing arts or the sciences.

The chemistry program at Cedar Crest College will prepare you for entry into industry, graduate study, education, or the medical professions by encouraging critical thinking and leadership skills. It also provides a background for those entering the allied biological and environmental fields in which chemical knowledge and laboratory skills are required.

Biochemistry is the study of the chemistry of life. As a biochemistry major at Cedar Crest College, you will study the chemistry of molecules found in living organisms—particularly proteins, DNA/RNA, lipids and carbohydrates—in state-of-the-art labs equipped with the latest technology and instrumentation.. Our biochemistry major combines chemistry and biology coursework with considerable emphasis on the laboratory experience. It is designed to prepare you for graduate studies or for employment in industry, education, or the medical professions. Emerging career options involving the chemistry of living systems include

Students who are Health Science majors will learn to be an effective part of a healthcare team. The health science program includes biology, chemistry, psychology, and business coursework to serve as the foundation for further clinical training, which may result in certification or licensure as technicians, physical therapists, occupational therapists or technologists in specific areas of patient care.

Conduct hands-on research. You will begin participating in research as a first-year student, and you will do an independent research project or engage in research with a faculty mentor as early as your sophomore year. Some of Professor Richard Kliman’s students are involved in a research project (joint with researchers at Duke University) that is examining genetic recombination and molecular evolution in fruit flies.

The mission of the business administration major at Cedar Crest College is to provide an educational experience that will allow you, as a graduate, to engage the world with passion and skill as a business leader and strong human being, and the focus to discover where your talents meet the needs of the regional, national and international communities.

Whether you intend to work in a public or private organization, this 12-credit certificate program will provide you with a broad understanding of the expanding area of human resource management. The Human Resources Management Certificate is intended for those who wish to pursue greater professional opportunities within human resource management, or to make a career change into human resources. Upon complete of this program, students will be able to: Evaluate market, legal and social conditions that may affect the organization.

Earning a leadership certificate can be a valuable addition to your educational and professional journey, regardless of your field of study or career aspirations. Here are some key points to consider about pursuing a leadership certificate: Skill Development: Leadership programs typically focus on developing a range of skills essential for effective leadership, such as communication, teamwork, decision-making, problem-solving, conflict resolution, and strategic thinking. These skills are valuable in various personal, academic, and professional contexts.

A minor in Computer Science opens doors in every industry, and any career path is enhanced with an understanding of computing and the languages of technology. The Computer Science Program was built in collaboration with Google to focus on the skills employers are looking for right now. Students will complete the program with an impressive portfolio of completed work, including website and app builds and a knowledge of multiple computing languages.

Created by a team of experts and accomplished leaders from academia and the technology sector, this curriculum prepares students for a career as a cybersecurity professional. Students will assess modern cybersecurity challenges that threaten our privacy, security and safety, and gain both the knowledge and hands-on technical skills to protect digital assets from cyber criminals who leverage sophisticated social and cyber tactics to facilitate attacks.