Network Engineering
Today's business runs on computer networking technology. Now, you can join the high-tech world!
With the Network Engineering Program at Virginia College, you will get Windows 2003 MCSE training that helps launch you into an exciting career in this growing field. From hardware basics to complex networking, we help you gain the skills you'll need to join the exploding e-commerce revolution!
Take the first step toward becoming a certified network engineer. Prepare for a selection of professional network and computer certifications. Don't let technology pass you by. Let Virginia College prepare you for the high-tech careers of today and the future!
Your success in Network Engineering starts at the following locations:
- Birmingham, Alabama - Associate of Applied Science
- Columbus, Georgia - Associate of Applied Science
- Greensboro, North Carolina - Associate of Applied Science
- Huntsville, Alabama - Associate of Applied Science
- Jackson, Mississippi - Associate of Applied Science
- Jacksonville, Florida - Associate of Applied Science
- Knoxville, Tennessee - Associate of Applied Science
- Mobile, Alabama - Associate of Applied Science
- Online Programs - Associate of Applied Science
- Spartanburg, South Carolina - Associate of Applied Science
- Tulsa, Oklahoma - Associate of Applied Science
NOTE: Program details subject to change. See the official campus catalog and appropriate addenda for the latest information.
Diplomas and Advanced Diplomas are required by South Carolina and Georgia to be listed as Certificates (C).
Associate of Science degrees (AS) are required by SC, TN & VA to be listed as Associated of Applied Science degrees (AAS).
Associate of Applied Science degrees (AAS) are required by LA & VA to be listed as Associate in Occupational Studies degees (AOS).
Bachelor of Science degrees (BS) are required by TN to be listed as Bachelor of Applied Science degrees (BAS).
