Almeda University offers doctoral degrees through its Schools of Theology and Business Administration. The business degrees contain nine distinct business focus areas: business administration, organizational behavior, marketing, applied computer sciences, financial management, public administration, international business, management information systems and management. For religious doctoral programs, Almeda students earn either a doctor of philosophy (Ph.D.) or doctor of theology (Th.D.).
Students in majors such as accounting, business administration, computer science, economics, communications and other technology majors study in Almeda's business school. The School of Business offers a master of business administration program for students who want to add credentials and training to their business careers. Almeda's MBA program is a self-paced learning format.
Other than earning an MBA, Almeda students also earn master's degrees in arts, commerce, divinity, theology and science. Almeda's master of arts program covers a variety of majors, including biblical studies, business management, communications, education, finance, fine arts, graphic design, health care administration, human services, journalism and mass communications. Students in the legal studies program learn the history, structure and functions of the legal system and go on to careers in law, conducting research and working in administrative roles.
For bachelor's and associate's degrees, Almeda offers business and technical programs as well as arts and sciences. Students earn bachelor's degrees in business administration, arts, commerce, divinity, science, social work and theology. Almeda's associate of arts program includes criminal justice, library studies, child development, and applied sciences and technology as well as language arts and electronics technology.