Web Design and E-Commerce Schools

Does anbody know of any good schools for web design and internet business. From coding to logo design, I want to learn it all.

 

Doctoral Studies

Northcentral University www.ncu.edu offers PhD and DBA degrees in Electronic Commerce. The program requires either 51 hours (if you already have the master's) or 81 hours (if you're taking the master's "along the way"). At $525/hr. tuition, that tallies up to $26,775 for those who enter the program with the master's or $42,525 for those taking the master's in passing. NCU is accredited by the North Central Association and the Association of Collegiate Business Schools and Programs.

 

Master's Degrees

Capitol College www.capitol-college.edu
Columbia Southern University www.columbiasouthern.edu
Dallas Baptist University www.dbu.edu
DePaul University www.depaul.edu
DeVry University www.devry.edu www.kellwr.edu
Florida Institute of Technology www.fit.edu
Lansbridge University www.lansbridge.edu
University of Maryland University College www.umuc.edu
National University www.nu.edu
Northcentral University www.nu.edu
State University of New York Institute of Technology at Utica/Rome www.sunyit.edu
Stratford University www.stratford.edu
Texas A & M University Commerce www.tamu-commerce.edu
Walden University www.waldenu.edu
Westwood College www.westwoodonline.edu
Worcester Polytechnic Institute www.wpi.edu

 

Thanks for the help but I am looking associates and bachelors degree programs.

 

Those were going to be my next two posts. The only reason I started with doctoral degrees was that, with just one item, it was an easy list to remember and therefore bumpity the thread. Then, I made a list of master's degrees merely because I found that hand-scribbled list while looking for another hand-scribbled list for the "MBA Sticky," above. But I'll look for some bachelor's and associate's degrees in e-commerce and web design.

 

Thanks for the help. I found a couple of programs that I like. The main one being Tulane, with Texas State Technical College Waco being a close second.

 

Bachelor's in E-Business

Ashworth University www.ashworthuniversity.edu
Athabasca University www.athabascau.ca
Bellevue University www.bellevue.edu
Champlain College www.champlain.edu
Davenport University www.davenport.edu
Westwood College www.westwoodonline.edu

 

Associate's in E-Business

Community College of Baltimore County www.ccbcmd.edu
Lansing Community College www.lcc.edu
North Harris Montgomery Community College District www.nhmccd.edu
Owens Community College www.owens.edu
Southern Community College www.sccnc.edu
Texas State Technical College www.tstc.edu

 

Exactly what I was looking for.

Thanks again!

 

The online MA and MS in Library and Information Studies at Florida State University www.fsu.edu have a concentration in Web Design.

 

Although it doesn't offer degrees, Sessions.edu has some very interesting certificate programs in ecommerce and web design, particularly marketing design courses. They are DETC accredited.

 

Session is high-dollar. lol

I like the Bellevue University program. I remember reading a few post about Bellevue University taking a associate degree to meet the core requirements.

 

Graduate Certificate

Boston University www.bu.edu Metropolitan College www.bu.edu/met offers a Graduate Certificate in Electronic Commerce, Systems, and Technology www.bu.edu/met/adult_college_programs/graduate_school_program/graduate_certificate_programs/ecommerce_certificate/index.html.

 

McKinley College www.mckinleycollege.edu (DETC-accredited) offers an AAS in E-Commerce.

 

Rasmussen College www.rasmussen.edu offers concentrations in Internet Marketing through their Associate's in Business Management, Web Programming through their Associate's in Information Systems Mangement, and Web Development through their Associate's in Multimedia Technology.

 

Penn Foster College www.pennfoster.edu offers a career certificate in Web Page Design.

 

Oops! Got that email wrong! Let's fix it! www.keller.edu

 

Ellis University www.ellis.edu offers an MBA with E-Commerce Specialization.

 

Things are going really good at Fort Hays, so will stick with them for now. I may even give the MLS a shot in the future with the web development focus.

 

Good to hear from you! I didn't really mean to irritate you, I just like to add info to old threads when I become aware of new options.