City University of Seattle

City University of Seattle is a private non-profit university operating in Seattle, Washington. It was founded in 1973 as City College. The institution is divided into the School of Management, Albright School of Education, the Division of Arts/Sciences and Management Institute. It receives about 7,639 students worldwide (as it also has branches in various countries and offers online education). City University of Seattle grants certificates, associates, bachelor’s, master’s and doctoral degrees, covering a wide range of fields, such as Business administration, Education, Accounting, Computer systems, Project management, Counseling, Psychology, Communications, Database Technology, Networking/Telecommunications, Leadership, and Sustainable business. A final point is that the school has made available training, undergraduate and graduate education to representatives from Fortune 500 and multinational companies such as Royal Dutch Shell, E.I. Du Pont de Nemours, Microsoft Corp., The Boeing Co., Motorola Co, and others.

• Business
  • Business Administration
  • Financial Management
  • MBA
  • Technology Management
  • Project Management
  • Management
  • Accounting
  • Marketing
• Communications
  • Communication Studies
• Computing
  • Computer Information Systems
  • Networking
• Education
  • Elementary Education
  • Special Education
  • Teacher Training for Special Education
  • Education
• Engineering
  • Telecommunications
• Health
  • Gerontology
• Human Studies and Services
  • Child and Adolescent Services
  • Applied Psychology
  • Counseling
  • Couple and Family Therapy
• Humanities
  • Humanities
• Philology, Languages, Literature
  • English Language and Literature (in Universities)
• Public Administration and Services
  • Leadership
• Sciences
  • Sciences
  • Mathematics