Columbia Southern University (CSU) continues to grow its offerings to students with the addition of 17 degree programs of varied levels and topics and one postgraduate certificate program.
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Columbia Southern University (CSU) continues to grow its offerings to students with the addition of 17 degree programs of varied levels and topics and one postgraduate certificate program.
The university is also introducing a new offering, the B.S. to M.S. Accelerated Program, which allows bachelor's students the option to take master's level courses while enrolled in their undergraduate program.
The new programs include:
The B.S. in criminal justice administration and B.S. in homeland security programs, along with their respective concentrations, are two of the programs that will be included in the B.S. to M.S. Accelerated Program option.
Additionally, the B.S. in strategic leadership and its concentrations are a completely new academic program offered by the university.
"In an effort to help today's workforce generate well-rounded, forward-thinking leaders with critical thinking, reasoning and creative problem-solving, we have launched several degree concentrations in strategic leadership. Our programs offer education in topics such as data analytics, homeland security and supply chain management to develop forward-thinking leaders that can positively change the business world," CSU President Ken Styron said in a news release.
Along with the 14 new programs launched in January and March, CSU has launched a total of 32 undergraduate and graduate degree programs and certificates this year.