Gain real-world accounting experience with software such as QuickBooks and Sage 50, while also partnering with CPA firms across the state.
could be free
Advanced manufacturing helps build our modern world. Learn to program robotics and work with equipment like hydraulics.
could be free
Prepare for a real-world agriculture career. Includes partnerships with Case IH, John Deere, NRCS, Co-Alliance, Corteva and others.
From EVs to self-driving cars, few industries are moving as fast as automotive. Be ready with training in today's high-tech vehicles.
could be free
Biology is the study of life itself–and your first step to a career in medicine, pharmacology, agriculture, research, and many others.
Nothing is more hands-on than construction. Get the carpentry, electrical, or management skills for a variety of building trades.
could be free
Learn principles that build a background for success in business, including the creation of marketing plans, budgets, and case studies.
could be free
Prepare for a career as an administrative professional, helping all types of office environments, such as legal, medical, and others.
could be free
Learn from instructors with real-world experience in career fields like law enforcement, court services, security, and others.
This nationally recognized program helps students learn how to effectively secure computers, networks, and critical infrastructure.
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Taught by instructors experienced in the field, you’ll learn skills involving radiography, dental materials, and general dentistry.
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Discover essentials of childhood development and growth in a variety of settings, such as traditional classrooms and on-campus labs.
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From lesson plans to community engagement, future teachers learn to teach in a variety of authentic classroom and school settings.
This program can lead to a teaching degree in biology, chemistry, or mathematics, areas where qualified teachers are sorely needed.
Get ready for the green energy future with skills in wind and solar power systems. Industry partners include Vectren, Siemens, and GE.
Often working with engineers, engineering technicians have responsibilities that can include project development, planning, and testing.
Get a solid foundation for starting or growing a business, including mentoring and opportunities to pitch investors for funding.
Get broad exposure to a solid core of courses largely transferable to 4-year institutions as required for a bachelor's degree.
Start your healthcare career with clinical hands-on practice in certification options like Phlebotomy, Pharmacy Technician, and more.
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Train with actual furnace and AC equipment while also learning about new technologies like solar, geothermal, and HVAC automation.
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Ready to help others? Here, students are trained to develop the skills, attitudes, and knowledge needed to work in social services.
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Fulfills core requirements equivalent to your first year of college so you can start as a sophomore at any Indiana 4-year institution.
Manufacturers need technicians who understand modern machines. Train for career fields like repair technician, welder, or machinist.
could be free
Learn how people and technology interact so you can develop skills to make tomorrow’s computers and software more useful.
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Prepare for a career in the IT field with knowledge and skills needed to build and maintain computing systems and technology.
could be free
Explore personal and academic growth in areas from critical thinking to creative expression as you build toward a bachelor’s degree.
Get your logistics career going by studying the technologies and systems used to track goods efficiently and keep the economy moving.
could be free
There’s high demand for skills in precision machining. Certificate paths include manual machining or computer-based CNC machining.
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Online degree program designed to lead to roles as technicians, operators, and managers on the modern manufacturing plant floor.
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Get skills that can lead to careers related to mechanical engineering, including product design, drafting, manufacturing, and testing.
Be the link between healthcare providers and patients as you learn in a variety of settings, including labs and patient exam rooms.
could be free
Work toward an LPN, ASN, or transfer as a junior. Learn to care for patients and qualify to work in hospitals, home health, and more.
could be free
Help make a difference and change lives in a program that has EMS alumni currently working with some of the state’s best hospitals.
could be free
Get started on the path to Executive Assistant, Writer, or another communications career with skills for effective message delivery.
Psychology is the study of behavior, a highly valuable career skill. Studies include human sexuality and theories of personality.
Combines skills from the world of IT, engineering, operations, and informatics to develop systems that improve manufacturing efficiency.
could be free
Learn to develop, test, and maintain software by gaining a foundation in programming, web development, and application development.
could be free
Train in a real operating room to enter the workforce as a surgical assistant, in labor and delivery, or in central sterile supply.
Careers in media and marketing begin with skills in visual communications. Here students learn both the technical and aesthetic aspects.
could be free