Undergraduate Programs

Bachelor of Arts in Liberal Studies (BALS)

We designed the BALS program for nontraditional students who want an engaging academic experience that is also flexible and convenient.  Students develop a solid foundation in math, science, literature, writing, and history. They also learn problem-solving, research, and computer skills that are valuable in any job market. Students choose a concentration such as technology, business, pre-med, or pre-law by working with their advisers, then they select a customized path that culminates with a capstone project that highlights the knowledge and skills developed over the course of the degree. The same curriculum is available for both face-to-face classroom and online using highly interactive and collaborative methods that address a variety of student learning styles. Students are welcome to mix and match the two types of learning experience.

Bachelor of Science in General Studies (BSGS)

The BSGS focuses on the three competencies of success in technology professions: leadership, innovation, and project management. Our students build a solid foundation of skills in these areas to prepare them for their continued studies. Students may select from a wide range of directed studies courses that focus in one of several broad areas such as technology, management, humanities, arts, applied sciences, natural sciences, or social sciences.

Bachelor of Science in Technology Management (BSTM)

The BSTM major prepares students for advanced positions in technology professions. The administrative and management skills gained through the major prepare students for further study or advancement in their field. Students develop a solid foundation in math, science, literature, writing, and history. They also learn the problem-solving, research, and computer skills that are valuable in any job market. Students choose a concentration such as technology or business by working with their advisers and select a customized path that culminates with a capstone project that demonstrates the knowledge and skills developed over the course of the degree. The same curriculum is available for both face-to-face classroom and online using highly interactive and collaborative methods that address a variety of student learning styles. Students are welcome to mix and match the two types of learning experience.

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Graduate Programs

Master of Business Administration (MBA)

The MBA program is designed to prepare managers for the rapidly changing global economy. In additional to a solid business foundation (Accounting, Finance, Economics, Strategy, Management, Entrepreneurship, and Project Management), students develop the analytical, leadership, and communication skills required for a career in management. Students can customize their education by developing a concentration focused on their career goals. See CALMAT MBA for more information.

Master of Science in Computer Science and Information Technology (CSIT)

The CSIT program not only helps you to understand the fundamental theories of computer science, but also teaches you to master the practical problem solving skills of software engineering and networking. Internship opportunities, many of them within walking distance to our Silicon Valley campus, get you solid working experience before your complete the master degree. See CALMAT CSIT for more information.

Master of Fine Arts (MFA)  Coming Soon!

The MFA program offers two tracks: Digital Media and Creative Writing. The program provides a highly individualized experience and encourages wide-ranging experimentation and intellectual exploration. Students work closely with faculty and an expanded community of professional artists, critics, and curators. MFA students focus on three competencies of success for creative writers and digital artists: leadership, innovation, technology. Our students build a solid foundation of skills in their area of emphasis as well as in leadership, innovation and technology that provide a competitive edge in our complex global economy. See CALMAT MFA for more information.

Certificate Programs

Information Integration and Software Engineering

Cloud Computing New!
Facebook Scripting and Development New!
iPhone Programming New!
Stock Analysis New!

Information Technology and System Administration

Network and Security (with CISCO)
Database Administration (with Oracle)
MCSE (with Microsoft)

Project and Technology Management

Project Management (with PMI)
Global Hi-Tech Management (with California State University)

These certificates offer non-matriculated students the opportunity to earn academic certificates in areas of interest that are fully recognized by California University of Management and Technology. Certificate Program requirements typically involve fulfillment of outcomes equivalent to four or five specified courses. Minimum of 18 credits are required for certificate completion.