STEM Programs of Study

Science, technology, engineering, and mathematics (STEM) expertise is necessary to sustain American competitiveness in the global economy. Technological innovation has been and will continue to be a primary driver of U.S. economic growth. Employment in STEM occupations is projected to expand faster than employment in non-STEM occupations. In fact, "By 2020 the demand for STEM professionals will add over 1 million new STEM jobs within the United States workforce. STEM careers have higher job security and average a higher yearly income than most other fields, $77,800/year" (STEM Education Coalition, 2016).

In order to help meet the need for education in STEM areas, Wilmington University offers the following programs of study:

Graduate Programs

Applied Technology in Education

Cybersecurity

Information Systems Technologies

  • Information Assurance
  • Management and Management Information Systems
  • Technology Project Management
  • Web Design

Graduate Certificates

Game-Based Learning

Psychiatric Mental Health Nurse Practitioner 

SCADA Cyber Security

STEM Education

Technology Project Management Certificate

Note: All programs relate to the 2017 STEM designated degree program list (DHS.gov)