City University of Seattle
City University of Seattle is accredited through the doctoral level. Find programs in business, leadership, education, health and human services, computer and information systems. CityU is ranked as a 2022 Best Online Bachelor program by US News & World Report.
Management skills evolve to match shifting workplace needs
As business models change, managers need to be more focused on specific areas of expertise rather than just general management skills, experts say.
Discover the right path to a cybersecurity career
Companies are desperate to hire individuals who have the knowledge and skills to protect their systems, networks and programs from vulnerabilities.
K-12 classrooms of the future
The pandemic forced educators to adapt their approach to teaching — and this will continue as teachers strive to give students the best education possible.
Paying for higher education: Focus on one step at a time
For the years 1963-64, the average cost for tuition and fees for a four-year institution was $4,336. That amount skyrocketed to $13,677, in 2020-21.
How to turn your passion into a new career path
Analysis conducted by Pew Research Center discovered that three out of 10 employees say their current job is just to get them by, not an avenue toward a career.
Getting back on the education track
Financial issues are one of the top three reasons students “stop out” of schools, explains Britney Taylor, readmissions specialist.
Putting theory into practice
Finding ways to take lessons learned in class and apply them to real-life situations offers students — and their community — benefits that can last a lifetime.
Prevailing against the odds and inspiring other students
Cultural barriers, language challenges, and a personal crisis almost ended an MBA dream.
When students face obstacles, college advisers can help
Nicole "Kokoa" Kinley faced more than her share of challenges in her journey towards attaining her degree. Resilience and a supportive adviser kept her going.
Breaking down barriers to diversity and inclusion
Students face hurdles due to race, gender, socio-economic status and culture. Those obstacles may include attendance, finances and achievement and lack of guidance.
Heeding the call for women in technology careers
According to the U.S. Census, in 2019 men comprised 52% of all workers, but 73% of all STEM employees.
Investing in data analytics can boost a company’s performance
Sales data, employee data and customer data can be explanatory, aid in forecasting future sales and can even solve problems and suggest a course of action.
Demand for qualified cybersecurity workers is soaring
Globally, 68.5% of businesses suffered a ransomware attack this year.
Overcoming challenges, celebrating academic achievements
In August, when Macuilxochitl Palacios walked in the first CityU in-person commencement since the pandemic began, it capped off a long journey.
Meeting the growing need for mental health professionals
Fifty-two percent of behavioral health organizations have seen an uptick in the need for services.
Assess your goals and foster your inner leader
Leadership is not a job; it’s a way of being.
5 things to know about making a midcareer change to teaching
The educational experience includes both the “why” of theory, as well as the “how” of practical experience.
Training counselors to better support cultural and social equity
The U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics forecasts a need for 165,100 mental health counselors in the year 2022.
Data science careers shape the future
A data science career offers competitive pay, and the opportunity to have an impact in fields ranging from art to agriculture, health care to nonprofits, advertising to computer science.
Early adopters of ‘distance education’ chart online learning’s evolution
We have all had to expand the ways we work, meet and learn.
Information technology: Career options range far beyond tech startups
The skills learned in these programs arm graduates with the skills to start their own companies in a variety of fields — even the arts.
Working adults make the most of alternate route to new teaching careers
To get more educators into the classroom faster, Washington State offers a simplified process to get an educator degree.
In uncertain times, the versatility of project management offers stability
The field of project management offers an opportunity that’s poised for growth and highly in demand.
Expert advice helps parents learn to be better teachers
Understanding your child’s learning style is critical to successful home teaching.
How teleworking is impacting the cybersecurity landscape
As more of us start working from home, we’re learning the hard way that we’re facing increased security threats from hackers.
Law enforcement and mental health: Breaking the code of silence
Self-care recommendations that help first responders cope with stress offer lessons for us all.
Tech trends for 2020 and beyond open new career paths
The start of a new decade is a good opportunity to look forward and understand what the next year will likely bring for technology.
How to build a diverse nonprofit board that works as a team
Sharpening communications skills and learning how to weave diverse experiences into a cohesive mission builds a stronger organization.
Reducing the stigma of mental health care
Access to resources and changes in public perception create opportunities for better overall health.
How to turn industry training into academic credit
'Life experience' programs are becoming increasingly common and are currently available at most accredited online colleges.