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Overview of Computer Career Institute at Johns Hopkins University
Johns Hopkins University (JHU), a cornerstone of the Maryland community since its founding in 1876, operates the Computer Career Institute (CCI), an institution designed to prepare its students for careers in the healthcare, information technology, and digital media industries. CCI is located on two Maryland campuses, in Columbia and Baltimore, where more than 13 state-of-the-art classrooms and labs provide intensive, hands-on instructor led training to goal-oriented students.
Points of Distinction
Areas of Study
CCI-JHU offers career-training certificate programs in the fields of healthcare, information technology, and digital media. Specific program offerings are:
Computer Career Institute at Johns Hopkins University Admissions
Students holding a high school diploma or higher can begin the admissions process by selecting their program of study with the help of a Career Advisor. The applicant can then apply online to be considered for acceptance into the Institute. Applicants are encouraged to schedule an appointment to visit the Institute and receive a tour of the campus.
Computer Career Institute at Johns Hopkins University Faculty Quality
CCI-JHU's faculty members come from a variety of occupations, and all are accomplished professionals in their fields. Instructors utilize an "adult-learning" methodology proven to meet the needs of every learning style.
Computer Career Institute at Johns Hopkins University Student Body
The majority of CCI-JHU students are working adults looking to get a new job, switch careers or advance in their current job. They are goal-driven and focused on seeking the most direct education path for their chosen career field.
Computer Career Institute at Johns Hopkins University Student Life
Both CCI-JHU locations are commuter campuses housed in state-of-the-art facilities containing over 13 classrooms and laboratories. Students have around-the-clock access to an online support system which provides them with practice modules to aid in their learning and also to help them identify their strengths and weaknesses. The Baltimore campus resides in a city already conducive to college life, with over 15 colleges located there. The small community of Columbia is a quiet place with few distractions yet near to a wide variety of entertainment venues. Both communities offer graduates many job opportunities in the area.
(Note: Not all programs are necessarily available at all locations.)
Communication
Computer Networking
Fashion Design
Graphic Design
Information Technology
Medical and Dental Administration
Multimedia and Web Design
Photography and photo journalism
Visual Arts
(Note: Not all degrees and coursework are necessarily available for all programs of study.)
Degrees or Coursework
Maryland
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