Web Development is one of two areas of focus in Information Technology at Nicolet. This program will help you build a strong foundation in computer programming and interactive websites. If you enjoy technology and excel at math and science, this may be the right career area for you.
Computer Support is one of two areas of focus in Information Technology at Nicolet. This program will provide you with the skills to support computer users and their computers. Plus, provide technical support for hardware and software systems, and use automated diagnostic programs to analyze computer problems and resolve difficulties. If you enjoy technology and excel at math and science, this may be the right career area for you.
Start with the basic skills of cooking and work toward head chef status. The program emphasizes hands-on learning and provides a true culinary management experience with the student-run Top of the Hill restaurant. If you like working with people, enjoy physical activity, and can think independently and creatively, this may be the program for you.
Develop your skills in cosmetology services including hair design and styling, facials, makeup, and manicures/pedicures. You'll receive quality salon experience working in Studio-113, the full-service salon on campus. If you enjoy working with people, this may be the program for you.
Focus on specific areas of business like marketing, tribal management, or leadership while developing a strong foundation in general business practices. Using logical and precise thinking to analyze data, you'll learn how to coordinate and implement the basic operations of an organization. If you're good at working with details, organizing, and budgeting, this may be the program area for you.
The Business Management program is offered fully online.
Advance from the Receptionist diploma to the Office Assistant diploma to the Office Management associate’s degree. With each level you'll develop skills that focus on office production, management practices, communication, and business operations. If you like working with details, and you're good at organizing and budgeting, this may be the program area for you.
Learn entry-level bookkeeping and routine accounting tasks. Then advance to accounting concepts that will help you analyze and interpret financial information to make effective business decisions. You'll also create close-knit peer groups to help support you through the program, and receive personalized attention and professional guidance from CPA licensed instructors who also hold advanced degrees. By the end of the program, you’ll have developed a professional portfolio of your projects to show potential employers. If you're good at working
