Program Finder
At Alvernia University, passion meets purpose.
Choose from over 60 majors, minors, and programs to build your future. Not sure yet? Our expert advisors and resources support undecided students—many graduate on time, with some even earning double majors. Use our program finder to explore what inspires you.
With over 40 years of history, Alvernia’s Bachelor of Arts in Addictions and Mental Health Treatment program is one of the oldest and best of its kind at the college or university level. It was recently ranked #10 among the Top 25 Small Colleges for Substance Abuse Counseling Degrees by SR Education Group, now known as Optimal.
Class Delivery Note: All AMHT classes are fully online. Undergraduate residential students in the program take their general education courses in person. Commuter students should talk to their admissions counselor to identify the best delivery options for their circumstances.
Graduate online programs in special education include Master of Education with Special Education (PK-12) Certification, Master of Education in Special Education, and Special Education (PK-12) Certification.
These programs are designed for:
• Adults with a bachelor's degree seeking to become a certified special education teacher
• Licensed teachers seeking to expand their certification areas or take an Act 48 course
• Educators seeking a master's degree in special education
• Special education teachers seeking to advance to a leadership role
The Alvernia Computer Science program teaches students how to succeed in the high-paced world of technology. The rise of artificial intelligence (AI) has created a world where high-tech skills are required. At Alvernia, we specialize in training students to thrive in this world. Through programming, cybersecurity and AI, students leave Alvernia uniquely prepared to meet the demands of this world.
Students in the computer science major will design machine learning and AI algorithms in upper-level coursework. Special focus will be paid to creating algorithms that are efficient and effective. There are multiple opportunities for high-level research with influential government agencies and companies. Students interested in…
A 2024 study by the International Information System Security Certification Consortium (ISC2) found that the number of cybersecurity jobs worldwide - 5.8 million - stayed the same, while the shortage of workers - 4.8 million - grew by 19%, dwarfing other job markets. The field is projected to keep growing because malicious actors are always evolving their tactics and procedures.
Taught by industry professionals, Alvernia’s cybersecurity major focuses on current and future threats affecting individuals, networks and infrastructures. Coursework is specifically designed to prepare students for employment in the private and government sectors. Students interested in cybersecurity might also consider the data science and…