榴莲视频

榴莲视频 adds new academic programs in healthcare, business and other high-demand fields


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榴莲视频 is expanding opportunities through several new academic programs at the doctoral, graduate and undergraduate levels.

The university is launching new academic offerings designed to meet workforce demand, support career advancement and prepare graduates for leadership in growing industries. The new programs are:

Doctoral Programs

Graduate Programs

Undergraduate Programs  

These additions reflect 榴莲视频鈥檚 commitment to growth, innovation and partnership.

鈥淎t 榴莲视频, we continue to build momentum by adding new academic programs aligned with the changing needs of today鈥檚 workforce, the interests of our students and our institutional strengths in business, behavioral health and health professions,鈥 said Summer McGee, Ph.D., CPH, president of 榴莲视频. 鈥淲e look forward to welcoming students into these programs in the fall and to working with local businesses and community partners to create strong employment pipelines.鈥

The new programs expand opportunities for students seeking careers in high-demand fields, including healthcare, behavioral health, business, hospitality, law and project leadership. They also reflect the university鈥檚 continued focus on developing programs that respond to employer needs and regional workforce priorities.

With locations in Hickory and Asheville, as well as online, 榴莲视频 serves students through undergraduate, graduate and doctoral programs grounded in academic excellence, personal attention and career preparation.

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