July 7
North Shore Community College (NSCC) will launch three new credit certificate programs this fall: Healthcare Business Management, HighTech Manufacturing Management, and Gender and Women's Studies. The new offerings are designed to equip students with the skills needed to transition from the classroom into the workforce and will provide them with a strong base of introductory courses should they later seek advanced degrees.
The Healthcare Business Management Certificate will prepare students for business administration jobs in healthcare settings, and to pursue the general Business Administration Transfer (BAT) or the BAT - Healthcare Management Pathway. The certificate will provide students with a strong base of introductory business courses needed to later pursue an associate or bachelor's degree in accounting, entrepreneurial studies, finance, general business, management, management information systems, marketing, and other business areas.
The High Tech Manufacturing Management certificate will prepare students for business administration jobs in manufacturing settings, and to pursue the general Business Administration Transfer (BAT) or the BAT - High Tech Manufacturing Management Pathway. The certificate will provide students with a strong base of introductory business courses needed to later pursue an associate or bachelor's degree in accounting, entrepreneurial studies, finance, general business, management, management information systems, marketing, and other business areas.
The Gender and Women’s Studies Certificate allows students to study how the social construction of gender interacts with other identities in relation to systems of power and privilege. This interdisciplinary certificate provides a focus for students interested in gender and women’s studies within a liberal arts education. The Gender & Women’s Studies certificate provides students with a professional credential for industries where equity and inclusion work is valued. It is also a primer for students interested in social justice activism.
NSCC’s Fall 2023 semester begins September 6. For information on any of NSCC’s credit programs of study, visit CentroHub, NSCC’s virtual campus, for in-person assistance via Zoom, or contact the Admissions Department at info@northshore.edu or at 781-477-2107 or 978-762-4188.
Established in 1965, North Shore Community College is one of the oldest and largest of the fifteen community colleges in Massachusetts. It serves 26 cities and towns along the coastal region of the state from north metropolitan Boston to Cape Ann. NSCC offers credit programs, noncredit corporate and community education and training, online offerings and community and civic engagement opportunities.