National University, California:
National University (with 28 campuses throughout San Diego, Los Angeles and San Jose in California and one in Nevada) is the second-largest, private, nonprofit institution of higher learning in California. As a nonprofit institution, National University invests in its students by providing them with quality educational instruction and learning technologies, superior faculty, and exemplary student services.
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Bachelor of Business Administration:
The Bachelor of Business Administration (40 courses/180 quarter units) p
repares students for career opportunities and advancement in business and industry. The degree offers concentrations including accountancy, entrepreneurship, finance, hospitality and casino management, human resource management, and marketing.
Bachelor of Science in Nursing:
Bachelor of Science in Nursing (40 courses, 180 quarter units) The Bachelor of Science in Nursing (BSN) program prepares degree candidates to develop critical thinking, communication, and therapeutic nursing skills within the framework of transcultural nursing. Graduates are able to manage the nursing care of culturally diverse clients in a variety of settings. The BSN program prepares the graduate to be able to: formulate accurate nursing diagnoses based on multiple sources of collected data, effectively communicate with both patients/families and other members of the healthcare team, practice professional nursing using theory and knowledge as basis for practice, and demonstrate competency by meeting standards of care in providing nursing care to a diverse set of clients in a multicultural community. The BSN program is accredited by the Commission on Collegiate Nursing Education (CCNE).
Bachelor of Science in Nursing (BSN) RN Completion:
Bachelor of Science in Nursing (BSN) RN Completion (18 courses, 73.5 quarter units*) This program is for already licensed, registered nurses seeking a BSN degree. Students will be prepared to practice professional nursing using theory and knowledge as a basis for practice,
evaluate current findings from relevant research for utilization in practice, and develop a critical stance on professional issues related to nursing practice. The BSN/RN Completion program is accredited by the Commission on Collegiate Nursing Education CCNE).
Bachelor of Arts in Psychology:
Bachelor of Arts in Psychology (12 
courses/54 quarter units*) The Bachelor of Arts in Psychology offers a comprehensive introduction to the contemporary discipline of psychology. Graduates of this program are well prepared to seek employment in personnel, vocational counseling, criminal justice, journalism, or entry-level counseling in the context of a county-funded agency or hospital. They are also prepared to seek admission to graduate programs at the master’s or doctoral level.
Bachelor of Science in Computer Science:
The Bachelor of Science in Computer Science (40 courses/180 quarter units) degree program provides a strong technical background for students planning to begin careers upon graduation and for those interested in graduate study in computer science. Degree requirements include courses in object-oriented programming, data structures and algorithms, operating systems, computer communication networks, software engineering, and computer architecture, as well as mathematics, statistics and the natural sciences. The degree features a rigorous academic foundation that is complemented by realistic programming assignments.
Bachelor of Science in Information Systems:
The Bachelor of Science in Information Systems (40 courses/180 quarter units) is a program that links business and technology. There is great demand in the corporate world for people who can integrate all elements of the enterprise into a comprehensive network of responsive, proactive information delivery systems. The BS in Information Systems requires coursework in: telecommunications, electronic commerce and database administration.
BA in Digital Entertainment & Interactive Arts:
The Bachelor of Ar
ts in Digital Entertainment and Interactive Arts – Video Game Production and Design (40 courses/180 quarter units) degree consists of courses that prepare the student for a position requiring a background in digital entertainment and interactive design theory, production, and project management. Students learn and apply development theory and practice. Graduates of the program are in high demand because they possess a combination of skills and knowledge vital to today’s workplace.
Master of Science in Computer Science:
The Master of Science in Computer Science (12 courses/54 quarter units) program not only prepares students in the theoretical and practical aspects of solving complex computing problems, but also develops other essential communication skills. The curriculum is built upon mathematical foundations, programming techniques, and problem solving skills. The rigorous mathematical foundations of the MS in Computer Science program have four primary goals: (1) to provide a clear understanding of scope and limitations of computational models, (2) to facilitate acquisition of skills in subsequent courses of the program, (3) to facilitate logical discussion of concepts underlying problem solving skills, (4) to facilitate acquisition and employment of new skills required by the introduction of new technology.
Master of Science in Engineering Management:
The Master of Science in Engineering Management program (12 courses/54 quarter units*) is designed to bring the benefits of modern technology and high quality graduate-level instruction to 
engineers, scientists, and technologists interested in furthering their skills in engineering management with specialization in any of the following areas: Project/Program Management, to become effective future project/program managers; Security and Safety Engineering for effective direction of planning and implementation of security and safety; Industrial Engineering to develop management skills in the operations environment; and Supply Chain Management and eLogistics, to gain experience in warehousing, transport, materials planning, inventory control, order cycle management, purchasing, and customer service.
Master of Business Administration:
The Master of Business Administration (14 courses/63 quarter units*) provides a comprehensive foundation for business decision-making and prepares students to lead effectively in a rapidly changing global business environment. The MBA offers specialization areas including financial management, human resource management, international business, organizational leadership, and technology management.
Master of Arts in Teaching:
The Master of Arts in Teaching – Teaching and Learning in a Global Society Specialization (10 courses/45 quarter units) provides candidates with knowledge, skills, and dispositions to effectively teach diverse student populations.
Master of Science in Information Systems:
The Master of Science in Information Systems (12 courses/54 quarter units*) program is designed to provide participants with the requisite management, business, strategic and technical skills needed to help their companies apply information systems technology more efficiently and effectively.
Master of Science in Software Engineering
The Master of Science in Software Engineering (12 courses/54 quarter units*) provides professional education in both systems and software development using state-of-the-art design and development methods in compliance with standards set by the Institute of Electrical and Electronic Engineers, the Department of Defense, and the Software Engineering Institute at Carnegie Mellon University. This program is designed to provide students with the management and technology skills in the discipline of software engineering. Graduates are prepared for positions in software project management, software development, database management systems, and software quality assurance.
Master of Science in Wireless Communication:
The Master of Science in Wireless Communications (12 courses/54 quarter units*) program is a professional degree that integrates communication techniques, problem solving strategies, simulations skills and mathematical foundations with hands-on training required to solve real world problems in telecommunications. The program is designed for professionals and managers to facilitate the learning and application of skills in the field of wireless communication.
Master of Healthcare Administration:
The Master of Healthcare Administration (12 courses/54 quarter units) is a unique and rewarding professional program providing students with a carefully structured range of health care administration courses and enhances students’ understanding of the U.S. health delivery system.
Master of Fine Arts in Digital Cinema:
The Master of Fine Arts in Digital Cinema (12 courses/54 quarter units*) provides graduates with a foundation in film history and theory and in-depth study of digital motion picture production and post-production. The program focuses on developing well-rounded filmmakers versed in all aspects of film production and screenwriting with the ability to work on low budget, independent and documentary style filmmaking. Students produce a professional digital cinema portfolio tailored to the student’s interests, needs and desire for self-development. The program prepares graduates to work in a variety of production capacities in the following fields: commercial or industrial film and television, digital entertainment media, and communication, educational or instructional media production. Graduates will develop the ability to generate screenplays, to plan and produce film and video projects, and to critically evaluate film and video projects based on theoretical models in communication, media, information design and film aesthetics.
Master of Fine Arts in Video Game Production and Design:
The Master of Fine Arts in Video Game Production and Design (12 courses/54 quarter units*) provides graduates in the theory and practice of video game design and all stages of game production from initial concept, through development to post-production testing and finally the marketing of the end product. The program focuses on developing well rounded game producers who are well versed in all aspects of how a professional videogame is made, equipping them to work on a full range of projects from low-budget independent studio games to large-scale high-budget major game productions. Students will produce professional game design documentation and develop a digital portfolio that includes a game prototype, art, and sound assets. Early in the program, students gain a deep understanding of how to design a game, taking into account all aspects of art, animation, sound, and technical requirements, game level design, narrative forms and postproduction processes. Using the skills they have acquired in the art, animation and game scripting courses, students will build a prototype of their game and present a final thesis that incorporates a self evaluation of the design and production process.
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