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Accounting

Gain real-world accounting experience with software such as QuickBooks and Sage 50, while also partnering with CPA firms across the state.

$49,324 avg salary
100% online option

Advanced Automation and Robotics Technology

Advanced manufacturing helps build our modern world. Learn to program robotics and work with equipment like hydraulics.

$58,991 avg salary

Agriculture

Prepare for a real-world agriculture career. Includes partnerships with John Deere, Dow AgroSciences, Monsanto, and others.

$37,194 avg salary
$17.88 avg hourly rate

Automotive Technology

From EVs to self-driving cars, few industries are moving as fast as automotive. Be ready with training in today's high-tech vehicles.

$44,128 avg salary

Biology

Biology is the study of life itself–and your first step to a career in medicine, pharmacology, agriculture, research, and many others.

$56,357 avg salary
$27.09 avg hourly rate

Building Construction Technology

Nothing is more hands-on than construction. Get the carpentry, electrical, or management skills for a variety of building trades.

$45,554 avg salary

Business Administration

Learn principles that build a background for success in business, including the creation of marketing plans, budgets, and case studies.

$54,276 avg salary
100% online option

Business Operations, Applications & Technology (BOAT)

Prepare for a career as an administrative professional, helping all types of office environments, such as legal, medical, and others.

$41,233 avg salary
100% online option

Criminal Justice

Learn from instructors with real-world experience in career fields like law enforcement, court services, security, and others.

$39,590 avg salary
100% online option

Cybersecurity / Information Assurance

This nationally recognized program helps students learn how to effectively secure computers, networks, and critical infrastructure.

$76,069 avg salary
100% online option

Dental Assisting

Taught by instructors experienced in the field, you’ll learn skills involving radiography, dental materials, and general dentistry.

$40,886 avg salary

Education – Early Childhood

Discover essentials of childhood development and growth in a variety of settings, such as traditional classrooms and on-campus labs.

$30,512 avg salary
$14.67 avg hourly rate

Education – Elementary & Special

From lesson plans to community engagement, future teachers learn to teach in a variety of authentic classroom and school settings.

$46,950 avg salary
$22.57 avg hourly rate

Education – Secondary

This program can lead to a teaching degree in biology, chemistry, or mathematics, areas where qualified teachers are sorely needed.

$51,133 avg salary
100% online option

Energy Technology

Get ready for the green energy future with skills in wind and solar power systems. Industry partners include Vectren, Siemens, and GE.

$61,628 avg salary
$29.46 avg hourly rate

Engineering Technology

Often working with engineers, engineering technicians have responsibilities that can include project development, planning, and testing.

$71,701 avg salary
$34.47 avg hourly rate

General Studies

Get broad exposure to a solid core of courses largely transferable to 4-year institutions as required for a bachelor's degree.

100% online option

Healthcare Specialist

Start your healthcare career with clinical hands-on practice in certification options like Phlebotomy, Pharmacy Technician, and more.

$35,828 avg salary

Heating, Ventilation, & Air Conditioning Technology (HVAC)

Train with actual furnace and AC equipment while also learning about new technologies like solar, geothermal, and HVAC automation.

$54,991 avg salary

Human Services

Ready to help others? Here, students are trained to develop the skills, attitudes, and knowledge needed to work in social services.

$28,120 avg salary

Indiana College Core

Fulfills core requirements equivalent to your first year of college so you can start as a sophomore at any Indiana 4-year institution.

100% online option

Industrial Technology

Manufacturers need technicians who understand modern machines. Train for career fields like repair technician, welder, or machinist.

$42,975 avg salary

Information Technology Support

Prepare for a career in the IT field with knowledge and skills needed to build and maintain computing systems and technology.

$64,209 avg salary

Liberal Arts

Explore personal and academic growth in areas from critical thinking to creative expression as you build toward a bachelor’s degree.

100% online option

Logistics & Supply Chain Management

Get your logistics career going by studying the technologies and systems used to track goods efficiently and keep the economy moving.

$47,086 avg salary
100% online option

Machine Tool Technology

There’s high demand for skills in precision machining. Certificate paths include manual machining or computer-based CNC machining.

$51,521 avg salary

Manufacturing Production & Operations

Online degree program designed to lead to roles as technicians, operators, and managers on the modern manufacturing plant floor.

$42,419 avg salary
100% online option

Mechanical Engineering Technology

Get skills that can lead to careers related to mechanical engineering, including product design, drafting, manufacturing, and testing.

$71,672 avg salary
$34.46 avg hourly rate

Medical Assisting

Be the link between healthcare providers and patients as you learn in a variety of settings, including labs and patient exam rooms.

$37,755 avg salary
100% online option

Nursing

Work toward an LPN, ASN, or transfer as a junior. Learn to care for patients and qualify to work in hospitals, home health, and more.

Paramedic Science

Help make a difference and change lives in a program that has EMS alumni currently working with some of the state’s best hospitals.

$34,278 avg salary

Professional Communication

Get started on the path to Executive Assistant, Writer, or another communications career with skills for effective message delivery.

$80,160 avg salary
100% online option

Psychology

Psychology is the study of behavior, a highly valuable career skill. Studies include human sexuality and theories of personality.

$46,851 avg salary
100% online option

Smart Manufacturing & Digital Integration

Combines skills from the world of IT, engineering, operations, and informatics to develop systems that improve manufacturing efficiency.

$68,230 avg salary

Software Development

Learn to develop, test, and maintain software by gaining a foundation in programming, web development, and application development.

$80,945 avg salary

Surgical Technology

Train in a real operating room to enter the workforce as a surgical assistant, in labor and delivery, or in central sterile supply.

$48,859 avg salary
$23.49 avg hourly rate

Visual Communications

Careers in media and marketing begin with skills in visual communications. Here students learn both the technical and aesthetic aspects.

$42,704 avg salary
$20.53 avg hourly rate