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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.
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…
Alvernia University’s Data Science major focuses on teaching students how to extract, manipulate, analyze, visualize, and disseminate data. Students in the program work with real-world datasets in subject areas such as finance, economics, geography, and healthcare. The Data Science major combines techniques and knowledge from many fields including computer science and mathematics.
Are you interested in becoming an individual content creator or digital entrepreneur, or exploring careers in research or analytics? Alvernia University's Bachelor of Arts in Social Influencing, Communication, and Creative Media combines a strong primer in analytical and production skills with a commitment to service and real-world learning. Ideal for students who are interested in pursuing analytics roles or continuing into graduate education, the major could also launch careers outside of social influence.
Theological study long has attempted to address the most profound questions of existence and the meaning of the human religious experience. Theology courses ask these questions with attention to the universally human and particular focus on the Judeo-Christian tradition. A major in theology prepares students for further work in academe or seminary and can serve to complement another major. A minor in the discipline provides students with greater knowledge of religious questions.
Pennsylvania is home to professional sports teams, NCAA colleges and a strong healthcare network, offering plentiful internships, clinical placements and networking opportunities for students in athletic training degree programs. At Alvernia University, athletic training students benefit from these resources while gaining an education that combines hands-on experience, expert mentorship and a supportive community.
Civil engineers are the architects of the modern world. From bridges and highways to skyscrapers and renewable energy systems, civil engineers create the infrastructure that keeps society running. If you're passionate about sustainable cities, improving transportation, and designing resilient structures, a degree in civil engineering is your path to a rewarding career that will shape the future.
Are you ready to design smarter systems, improve efficiency, and make a real impact in today’s industries? Alvernia University’s Industrial Engineering Technology & Management (IETM) program prepares you for a high-demand career in manufacturing, logistics, and beyond. This joint program between the John R. Post School of Engineering and the Header School of Business combines technical engineering expertise with business leadership training, giving you a competitive edge in the job market.
Biomedical engineering is where engineering meets human health. Whether you are designing medical devices, improving assistive technologies, analyzing human movement, or developing tools that support diagnosis, treatment, rehabilitation, and patient care, this field gives you the opportunity to solve problems with real human impact. At Alvernia, you will not just study concepts. You will design, build, test, and refine solutions that connect engineering, biology, health sciences, and clinical practice. If you are interested in healthcare, technology, biomechanics, and hands-on problem-solving, biomedical engineering is the place to start building your future.
Mechanical engineers don’t just build things, they innovate, design, and create solutions that shape the world. From cutting-edge medical devices and next-generation battery systems to high-performance engines and energy-efficient machines, mechanical engineering is at the core of every industry that moves the world forward.
Electrical engineers don’t just work with circuits, they design and develop the technology that powers modern life. From renewable energy systems and advanced robotics to AI-driven automation and next-generation electronics, electrical engineering is at the heart of innovation across industries.