Northeast offers students the opportunity to gain skills on the fast-track to a career or the first steps towards a bachelor's degree. With over 115 career and transfer pathways including degrees, diplomas, certificates, training, and non-credit, continuing education programs, Northeast will prepare you for a career in one of the following fields of study. Begin exploring our programs by your field of study interest.

Agriculture, Food & Natural Resources

Experience a broad exposure to many agricultural disciplines. You will have the opportunity to study in a wide range of programs that will expose you to the technologies that impact the agriculture industry.

Arts & Communication

Whether you are looking to be creative through art, audio, video, or communications, this career field is right for you. The Art, Audio/Video Technology, and Communications programs offer a challenging and supportive environment to help you develop your creative style.

Business, Marketing & Management

While learning fundamentals in business, students will develop skills for real-life situations. Students will also have the opportunity to network with area business leaders as a part of their coursework.

Health Sciences

Looking to be a part of the health industry? This is the career field for you. Learn leadership skills, teamwork, collaboration, and specialized knowledge while preparing you for continued success and career advancement.

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Human Services & Education

Human Services career fields will prepare you for social or human service agency work. In addition to classroom study, you will have the opportunity to gain job-relevant skills, knowledge of the field, and clinical experiences while working with local educational and human services agencies.

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Science, Technology, Engineering & Mathematics (STEM) & Pre-Professional Health

STEM is an acronym for science, technology, engineering, and math. These four fields share an emphasis on innovation, problem-solving, and critical thinking. Most STEM workers use computers and other technology in their day-to-day jobs.

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Skilled & Technical Trades

Through hands-on learning, classrooms and labs, deepen your understanding of topics in areas such as drafting, construction, electricity/electronics, maintenance, welding, manufacturing, energy technical education, and transportation, distribution, and logistics.