Overview
This private college located in Wilmington, Delaware offers a variety of undergraduate and graduate degree programs to its 13,000 students. Founded in 1968 as Wilmington College, the school recently changed its name to reflect its increased size and degree offerings. The school is particularly suited to non-traditional learners, with evening, weekend, and online programs and courses offered in 7 week, 15 week, and weekend modular formats. Wilmington's online degree options are extensive, and include associate's, bachelor's, and master's degrees, as well as professional certificates.
Student Appeal
The comprehensive nature of Wilmington's online offerings is attractive to many students looking for online degree options. Programs are available in the liberal arts, health science, and business, to name a few. All online programs have full regional accreditation.
Accreditation
Wilmington University has regional accreditation through the Middle States Association of Colleges and Schools.
- Bachelor's Degree in Accelerated RN to BSNBachelor's Degree in Accelerated RN to BSN
*Requires an bachelor's degree and nursing license.
This program is geared towards currently licensed nurses with a bachelor's in another discipline. The curriculum includes general education requirements, natural science courses, and free electives.
- Bachelor's Degree in Allied HealthBachelor's Degree in Allied Health
*Requires an associate's degree.
Individuals with an associate's degree in an allied health area can complete their BS through this accelerated program. Most practitioners can transfer all their previously completed courses.
- Bachelor's Degree in Behavioral ScienceBachelor's Degree in Behavioral Science
Graduates in this program will be prepared with the skills to enter jobs in human services. Course work covers anthropology, sociology, and psychology.
- Bachelor's Degree in Business ManagementBachelor's Degree in Business Management
Upon completing this program students will have developed information literacy skills, ethical business standards, and communication skills. The course work covers the interdisciplinary abilities of today's business manager.
- Bachelor's Degree in Business Management-Professional AeronauticsBachelor's Degree in Business Management-Professional Aeronautics
This bachelor's program is geared towards those with military or professional aviation training who would like to use this experience towards the completion of a degree. Graduates will be better prepared to develop careers in the aviation industry.
- Bachelor's Degree in Career and Technical EducationBachelor's Degree in Career and Technical Education
This degree fulfills the educational requirement for earning the Delaware Skills and Technical Sciences teacher certification. Graduates will be versed in curriculum design, assessment strategies, and educational technology.
- Bachelor's Degree in Criminal JusticeBachelor's Degree in Criminal Justice
Careers in law enforcement, legal settings, or corrections are possible after completing this degree. Students take general education requirements as well as specialized classes in justice theory and practices.
- Bachelor's Degree in General StudiesBachelor's Degree in General Studies
The general studies program is geared towards transfer students who want to maximize their credits from different institutions. Students may choose to minor in a number of liberal arts areas, such as math, political science, or history.
- Bachelor's Degree in Human Resource ManagementBachelor's Degree in Human Resource Management
Students in this program develop an understanding of general HR topics and practices, such as training, recruitment, compensation, and organizational behavior. The program is good preparation for entry-level HR positions.
- Bachelor's Degree in MarketingBachelor's Degree in Marketing
Marketing strategies such as pricing, promotion, and tactical marketing are the focus of this program. Students can enter careers in consumer behavior, marketing research, and other marketing areas.
- Bachelor's Degree in Nursing (RN To BSN)Bachelor's Degree in Nursing (RN To BSN)
*Requires an ADN degree or nursing diploma and a nursing license.
Current nurses hone their skills in communication, leadership and clinical areas in this program. The program is available to part-time and full-time students.
- Bachelor's Degree in Organizational ManagementBachelor's Degree in Organizational Management
This degree is aimed at students with professional-level work experience who would like to earn college credit for their experiences. Students improve their knowledge of leadership and communication principles.
- Bachelor's Degree in PsychologyBachelor's Degree in Psychology
The psychology degree is pertinent for careers in human services, business, and public service settings. Students graduate with an increased knowledge of human thought, behavior, and development.
- Bachelor's Degree in Web Information SystemsBachelor's Degree in Web Information Systems
Graduates of this program go onto launch careers in web application development. PHP, Java, and MySQL are some of the development languages covered.
- Master's Degree in Administration of JusticeMaster's Degree in Administration of Justice
*Requires a bachelor's degree.
Students can complete this master's program in as little as one year. The core classes discuss criminological theory, managing diversity, and technology and modern policing.
- Master's Degree in Administration of Justice-Criminal BehaviorMaster's Degree in Administration of Justice-Criminal Behavior
*Requires a bachelor's degree.
This concentration is aimed at those who would like careers in corrections, parole, and other client-focused areas. Students learn the practical skills and behavioral science for interacting with this specialized group.
- Master's Degree in Administration of Justice-Homeland SecurityMaster's Degree in Administration of Justice-Homeland Security
*Requires a bachelor's degree.
Modern terrorism and legal implications of security are two of the topics discussed in this concentration. Students take this specialized set of classes on top of the degree's core justice topics.
- Master's Degree in Administration of Justice-Leadership and AdministrationMaster's Degree in Administration of Justice-Leadership and Administration
*Requires a bachelor's degree.
Students in this program learn how management practices apply in criminal justice organizations. Leadership and communication are some of the topics covered.
- Master's Degree in Career & Technical EducationMaster's Degree in Career & Technical Education
*Requires a bachelor's degree.
This program is geared towards current instructors in career and technical settings who would like to develop their skills. Students practice creating learning experiences, accommodating diverse learners, and using multiple assessment strategies.
- Master's Degree in ESOL LiteracyMaster's Degree in ESOL Literacy
*Requires a bachelor's degree.
This degree is structured around the 5 standards of managing and implementing standards, culture, language, assessment, and professionalism. It is designed for instructors in elementary and middle school settings.
- Master's Degree in Homeland SecurityMaster's Degree in Homeland Security
*Requires a bachelor's degree.
The interdisciplinary homeland security program touches on topics like risk management, criminal justice, and public safety. The program is good preparation for careers in private security, law enforcement, information assurance, and related areas.
- Master's Degree in Homeland Security-Information AssuranceMaster's Degree in Homeland Security-Information Assurance
*Requires a bachelor's degree.
The information assurance core includes courses in web data security, operating systems, and security issues. The program also includes 6 foundational classes.
- Master's Degree in Homeland Security-Organizational LeadershipMaster's Degree in Homeland Security-Organizational Leadership
*Requires a bachelor's degree.
Students in this program take electives in organizational strategy, organizational theory, and decision making. Graduates can bring administrative and management knowledge to homeland security settings.
- Master's Degree in Homeland Security-Safety and SecurityMaster's Degree in Homeland Security-Safety and Security
*Requires a bachelor's degree.
Specialization courses discuss bioterrorism, intelligence, and strategic planning. Students learn the social, cultural, and political aspects of homeland security.
- Master's Degree in Information Systems TechnologiesMaster's Degree in Information Systems Technologies
*Requires a bachelor's degree.
Students in this program will learn how to design and implement technologies in concurrence with business strategies. It is meant for individuals with a background in managing information systems.
- Master's Degree in Information Systems Technologies-Information AssuranceMaster's Degree in Information Systems Technologies-Information Assurance
*Requires a bachelor's degree.
Students in this program take 7 courses in the information systems core, along with 5 electives. Students may take courses in white collar crime, web and data security, and operating system security.
- Master's Degree in ManagementMaster's Degree in Management
*Requires a bachelor's degree.
This master's program aims to develop the skills of managers as organizational leaders. Communication skills, information literacy, ethics, and professional standards are emphasized.
- Master's Degree in Management-Homeland SecurityMaster's Degree in Management-Homeland Security
*Requires a bachelor's degree.
Students in this program develop their knowledge of risk assessment and learn how to strategically manage security issues. Courses discuss organizational theory, terrorism, and crisis leadership.
- Master's Degree in Nursing LeadershipMaster's Degree in Nursing Leadership
*Requires a BSN degree and nursing license.
This program is appropriate for nurses who aspire to executive, legal, or consulting positions. Core requirements discuss nursing science, healthcare policy, and nursing education.
- Master's of Business AdministrationMaster's of Business Administration
*Requires a bachelor's degree.
The MBA is designed to offer practical training to individuals managing in private industry, the public sector, and nonprofits. Students take 10 core requirements and 2 electives.
- Master's of Business Administration-Health Care AdministrationMaster's of Business Administration-Health Care Administration
*Requires a bachelor's degree.
Graduates of this program will have a working knowledge of insurance issues, health policy, and business issues as they apply to healthcare settings. Students take 6 core classes and 6 specialty courses.
- Master's of Business Administration-Homeland SecurityMaster's of Business Administration-Homeland Security
*Requires a bachelor's degree.
Students in the homeland security concentration add an understanding of risk management, security threats, and legal issues to their MBA experience. Graduates will understand how to address security issues within organizations.
- Master's of Business Administration-Management Information SystemsMaster's of Business Administration-Management Information Systems
*Requires a bachelor's degree.
Classes in data management, data communications, analysis, and IT policy are part of this MBA program. Students learn how to develop and implement IT strategies.