Carlow University

Addictions Counseling

The Addiction Counseling certificate consists of four, 3-credit courses that provide students with the foundation for competency in addiction counseling. Students gain skills to work with adults and adolescents experiencing one or more addictions in a variety of community settings, including addiction/recovery centers, community mental health centers, hospitals and employee assistance programs.

Art

The Master of Art (MA) in Art is a graduate program designed to further professional growth and education in studio art. The MA in Art is available for students interested in earning an MA in one of two areas: Painting and Drawing or Ceramics. This program is particularly appropriate for practicing K-12 teachers, post-baccalaureate students wishing to develop their portfolio beyond the undergraduate level, and artists wishing to further their studio practice in a structured academic setting.

Art and Design

The Art and Design major prepares students for the evolving roles of artists, curators, and art historians in the current and future art world. The major includes directed study in a variety of specializations, including 2D Media, Ceramics & 3D Sustainable Media, Graphic Design & Digital Fabrication, 4D Creative Media & Animation, and Museum & Curatorial Studies.

Art Education PreK-12

The Master of Education degree with certification in art education is a natural year-long extension of a traditional four-year bachelor's degree program not only for Carlow University graduates, but also recent graduates of other institutions and non-traditional adults. Art is considered a comprehensive program with certification ranging PreK-12.

Autism Spectrum Disorders Endorsement

The Autism Spectrum Disorders Endorsement certificate program offers educators, counselors, and other professionals a 12-credit sequence (four courses) designed to meet the competencies set forth by the Pennsylvania Department of Education. Through a four-course sequence, students become familiar with the theories and methods proven to be successful in working with the ASD population.

Autism Teaching

A 12-credit graduate certificate comprising Positive Behavior Supports PreK-12, Communication and Technologies in Special Education, Autism Spectrum Disorders, and Applied Issues in Autism Spectrum Disorders. Educators holding a current PA Level I or Level II certification are eligible for the Autism Endorsement through the Pennsylvania Department of Education after successful completion of the four-course sequence.

Behavioral Neuroscience

The Behavioral Neuroscience major is an interdisciplinary program in neuroscience, building upon the strengths of Carlow's biology, psychology, and chemistry programs. Students receive grounding in all three disciplines, in addition to coursework in neuroscience specifically. Students must choose one of the two possible tracks within the major: Intraoperative Neurophysiological Monitoring (IONM) or Neuropsychology.

Biology

The Biology curriculum at Carlow University enables students to prepare for the variety of careers available in today's biological sciences. It gives students a solid foundation across the entire breadth of biology, while affording students ample opportunities to delve deeply into their chosen specialties in order to prepare for successful careers in one of biology's many fields.

Business

In partnership with Highmark Wholecare, Carlow University offers a Business Certificate that is designed to help individuals enhance their current skill set while focusing on the business of healthcare. This 12-credit certificate requires courses in communication, introduction to business and management, business communication, and introduction to public health.

Business Administration

The Carlow 36-credit MBA offers ultimate flexibility by allowing students to take courses online. It is a unique, interdisciplinary degree that offers the opportunity to examine both the theoretical and practical aspects of business administration. Students may specialize in fraud and forensics, human resource management, project management, healthcare management, or in business leadership and management.

Business Administration (Executive)

The E-MBA is an online, 30-credit program, intended for the mid-career professional who is looking for a graduate credential to complement years of relevant industry experience. Applicants to the E-MBA must have an undergraduate degree and at least eight years of relevant industry experience.

Business Management

Business Management gives particular emphasis to an understanding of the behavioral and systemic challenges that people face in organizations—profit and nonprofit—by providing students with a thorough knowledge of management concepts and applications. This four-year program relates the analytical, the behavioral, and the conceptual theories of business and develops a perceptive and orderly approach to management situations.

Cardiovascular Perfusion

In cooperation with the UPMC School of Cardiovascular Perfusion, Carlow University offers a Master of Science degree in Cardiovascular Perfusion. Perfusionists operate the cardiopulmonary bypass machine during open-heart surgery, coronary artery bypass, heart and lung transplantation, congenital defect repairs, and valve replacements.

Chemistry

The course of study in chemistry at Carlow University is designed to provide the theory and research skills needed by every chemist. The major program curriculum is designed to be consistent with the guidelines published by the American Chemical Society (ACS) and provides instruction in each of the four major sub-disciplines of chemistry: organic chemistry, analytical chemistry, physical chemistry, and inorganic chemistry.

Child Development Associate

The 12-credit Child Development Associate (CDA) Certificate is based on the core set of competency standards that support a high-quality early childhood education. The course work consists of 3 courses in areas including child development, observation and assessment, and family and community partnerships.

Communication

The major in Communication prepares you for 21st-century careers in various areas of communication practice and leads to a Bachelor of Arts degree. This major is designed for students who seek to use their communication expertise in a variety of dynamic careers in marketing communication, media writing, social media, public relations, event planning, human resources, and other communication specialties.

Computer Science

Carlow University offers a Computer Science major that focuses on the skillset of a full-stack developer while emphasizing the importance of liberal arts. Students will learn the necessary technical skills, such as programming and computer hardware design, and the intersection with broader, career-ready skills like communication, cross-cultural design principles, and graphic design.

Counseling Psychology

The Department of Psychology, Counseling and Criminology at Carlow University offers the Doctor of Psychology (PsyD) Degree in Counseling Psychology. The program is implemented through the practitioner-scholar model of training and prepares graduate students to apply knowledge grounded in psychological science and theory in support of professionally sound clinical practice.

Creative Writing

The Master of Fine Arts in Creative Writing is a low-residency international program designed for students who want to be professional writers, to teach creative writing at the college level, or to enjoy the satisfaction of writing and reading in an individualized program. For an entire semester, students study poetry, fiction, or nonfiction with prominent American and Irish writers who are also skilled teachers.

Creative Writing

The creative writing curriculum explores the work of many great writers, past and present, and encourages students to respond thoughtfully and critically to those works. By exploring all genres of literature and workshopping creative pieces with peers and professional authors, students expand their abilities to consider important concepts including context, image, voice, and audience.

Criminology

The major is designed to provide students with a comprehensive understanding of the nature of crime and the effectiveness and fairness of society's efforts to prevent and to control it. Students engage in a cross-disciplinary approach to the study of crime, offenders, and victims, as well as the agencies, laws, policies, and processes of the criminal justice system.

Criminology and Criminal Justice

The Master of Science in Criminology and Criminal Justice is a one-year, 30-credit program addressing systemic challenges in the American criminal justice system such as mass incarceration, racial disparities, and inadequate mental health and substance abuse resources. Students complete core program requirements totaling 12 credits and select from two specialization tracks, each consisting of 9 credits.

Curriculum and Instruction

The Master of Education in Curriculum and Instruction is a 33-credit program that offers several track options: Autism Teaching, Dyslexia Teaching, Early Childhood Leadership, English as a Second Language, Online Teaching, and STEM Teaching. The MEd in Curriculum and Instruction offers advanced study of pedagogy for practicing educators or other interested individuals; this program does not lead to initial teaching certification.

Cyber Threat Analytics

A nine-credit graduate certificate comprising Cybercrime, Cyber Analysis, and Advanced Cyber Analysis.

Dyslexia Teaching

A 12-credit graduate certificate comprising Dyslexia & Structured Literacy, Phonological Awareness, Multisensory Teaching Methods, and Structured Literacy Assessment.

Early Childhood Education

The Master of Education degree in Early Childhood Education (PreK-Grade 4) is 36-credit hours for the MEd or 42-credit hours for the MEd with certification. Six additional credits of full-time student teaching are required for PA certification eligibility. Core courses focus on child development, including children with special needs; family-centered practice; educational theories that apply to early childhood; and instructional and behavioral adaptations for children with special needs.

Early Childhood Education

The Early Childhood Education program at Carlow University focuses on educating children from birth to grade four in any context—school, family, or community. Principles of child development and constructivist approaches to learning ground the program, along with the belief that strong relationships among the child, family, and community form a healthy child. The program leads to Pennsylvania certification in Grades PreK-4.

Early Childhood Education with Special Education

This program combines the Early Childhood Education major with special education coursework, preparing candidates to teach young children including those with disabilities. Students complete the Early Childhood requirements plus an additional sequence of special education courses.

Early Childhood Leadership

A 12-credit graduate certificate comprising Professional Development and Supervision, Supervising Programs in Early Childhood, Internship in EC Supervision, and Curriculum, Evaluation, and Early Childhood. Educators holding a current PA Level I or Level II certification in Early Childhood are eligible for the Early Childhood Supervisor endorsement through the Pennsylvania Department of Education after completing the sequence.

Early Childhood Supervision

The 30-credit Early Childhood Supervision program prepares early childhood leaders for positions in childcare centers and elementary programs serving children from birth through sixth grade. Students will be trained to become effective, ethical agents of systemic change who can tackle implicit bias, racism and equity issues in the early childhood field while connecting with like-minded educators.

Early Development and Learning

Early development and learning majors complete practicum and internship placements in various childcare center and/or information learning environments. Students in this major are not eligible for teaching certification. The program focuses on educating children from birth to grade four in any context—school, family, or community.

Education

Carlow's 51-54-credit Doctorate in Education (EdD) program is geared toward teachers and administrators who recognize the need for a new brand of leadership to re-imagine the future of education now. This three-year practice-based inquiry program is for people who are devoted to extending their voices beyond their particular disciplines to help change the world for their future students.

Educational Leadership with Principal Certification

A graduate certificate in Educational Leadership is an alternative option that includes Principal Certification for those who are not pursuing the MEd. For a student who has already earned and been awarded a master's degree, at least 12 of the 18 required credit hours toward principalship certification must be awarded at Carlow; this includes all three internship courses.

Educational Leadership with Principal Certification

Carlow University's Educational Leadership program with Principal Certification at the graduate level prepares educators to become leaders who exemplify the knowledge, skills, and dispositions necessary to develop, articulate, implement, and sustain high quality learner-centered educational programs. The program provides students with advanced coursework in curricular models, pedagogy, and leadership that will prepare them for principal's certification and the licensure process.

English

The English major provides a strong foundation in global literature and writers from multiple cultural backgrounds. English majors develop the ability to read critically, to communicate clearly and confidently, and to conduct research with an open and analytical mind. The major prepares students for many professions that require strong analytical thinking and exceptional communication skills, including fields such as teaching, publishing, public relations, and law.

Executive Organizational Nurse Leadership

The 12-credit certificate in Executive Organizational Nurse Leadership focuses on executive management essentials, providing a streamlined pathway for experienced nurses to advance their leadership skills in managing complex systems, improving patient outcomes, and addressing operational challenges in large healthcare enterprises.

Executive Organizational Nurse Leadership

This 30-credit graduate program is designed to prepare nurses for high-level executive roles, such as unit directors, divisional directors, and chief nursing officers (CNOs). The curriculum addresses critical areas of organizational and system-level leadership, fiscal management, quality and data analytics, project management, and human resource management.

Family Dynamics Enrichment

The Family Dynamic Enrichment Certificate is designed for existing students as well as any direct care staff already working in agency settings that provide community services to children and families. The certificate serves to expand students' knowledge of family relational dynamics and enhance their therapeutic and communication skills to facilitate family healing and growth.

Fraud and Forensics

A 12-credit graduate certificate comprising White-Collar Crime, Elements of Money Laundering, Financial Statement Examination, and Audit Procedures for Detecting Fraud.

Fraud and Forensics

Carlow University's 30-credit Master of Science in Fraud and Forensics responds to the need for advanced training in the field of white-collar crime as a result of global financial crises, growing instances of occupational fraud and abuse, as well as cyber-crimes. Based on input from subject-matter experts, students learn the latest techniques in fraud prevention, detection, investigation, and remediation.

General Studies

The Bachelor of Arts in General Studies is designed for the student who wishes to pursue a university degree grounded in the liberal arts in the most expedient, yet enriching, way possible. A required concentration in one area of study assures that the student will reach a level of progressive depth in a single discipline of their choice.

Healthcare Data Analytics

Healthcare Data Analytics specialists use — and protect — healthcare data in meaningful ways. It is a discipline that combines medicine, business, and information, preparing students to work with predictive health data, to help healthcare businesses function better, and to keep patient data safe, secure, and easily accessible.

Healthcare Management

A nine-credit graduate certificate consisting of Healthcare Management and Administration, Healthcare Project Management with a focus on healthcare-related projects, and Telehealth Management. Next steps include the MBA or dual MBA/MSN degree.

Healthcare Management

The Healthcare Management major provides the educational background needed to be competitive in today's healthcare market and provides a solid background in business to complement the health services knowledge. This program prepares students to work in positions in the following areas: health care advocacy, long-term care, health care institutions, insurance, or physicians' practices.

Health Sciences

The Health Sciences curriculum at Carlow University enables students to prepare for a variety of professional careers available in the Health Sciences. This 3-year program provides students a choice of four tracks in Pre-Physician's Assistant, Pre-Occupational Therapy, Pre-Physical Therapy, and Pre-Speech and Language Pathology. Each track provides a clear pathway for undergraduate students to continue onto a graduate health science program or pursue employment in various health-related fields.

Human Resource Management

Students in the Human Resource Management major take foundational courses in human resources and psychology to develop skills required for the recruitment, retention, and development of the 21st Century workplace. Students who successfully complete this major are qualified to sit for the Society of Human Resource Professionals (SCHRM) examinations.

Human Resources

A nine-credit graduate certificate covering strategic human resource management, planning, recruiting, compensation, employee relations, and budgeting; employment law, collective bargaining, discrimination, statutes and regulations; and a capstone experience in human resource management preparing students for HRCI certification.

Liberal Studies

A Bachelor of Arts in Liberal Studies provides an ideal major for the creative, independent student who is interested in an interdisciplinary focus. This major takes on the characteristics of a "guided studies" or "directed studies" program whereby the student, working closely with the program advisor, has the opportunity to "create a major" according to personal education and career goals.

Neurodiagnostic Technology

The Associate of Science in Neurodiagnostic Technology is a 2-year, 69-credit program in partnership with UPMC. This program prepares students with the skill sets necessary to function as competent entry-level neurodiagnostic technologists. Students are expected to complete five clinical practica.

Nurse Practitioner (Family/Individual Across Lifespan)

Graduates can be certified as nurse practitioners in family/individual across lifespan. The total number of credits is 36 and clinical hours total 760, taking place in a wide variety of urban and rural healthcare agencies. Transfer of credits will be determined by a gap analysis for applicants who are already certified as a nurse practitioner and wish to pursue a secondary nurse practitioner certification.

Nurse Practitioner (Family/Individual Across Lifespan)

Nurse practitioner graduates are prepared to be certified as family/individual across lifespan nurse practitioners. The total number of credits is 49, and the program is completed in 7 semesters with full-time study. Clinical hours in the program total 760, taking place in a wide variety of urban and rural health care agencies.

Nurse Practitioner (Psychiatric Mental Health)

Graduates can be certified as nurse practitioners in psychiatric mental health. The total number of credits is 36 and clinical hours total 760. Certificate graduates are employed in a variety of healthcare settings such as behavioral health organizations, psychiatric private offices, substance use disorder programs, pediatric and long-term care settings, and clinics.

Nurse Practitioner (Psychiatric Mental Health)

Nurse practitioner graduates are prepared to be certified as psychiatric mental health nurse practitioners to meet the growing healthcare needs of people with mental health and substance use disorders across the lifespan. The total number of credits is 49, and the program is completed in 7 semesters with full-time study. Courses are offered in an online format.

Nurse Practitioner (Women's Health)

Nurse practitioner graduates are prepared to be certified as women's health gender-related nurse practitioners. The total number of credits is 49, and the program is completed in 7 semesters with full-time study. Clinical hours in the program total 760, taking place in a wide variety of urban and rural health care agencies.

Nurse Practitioner (Women's Health Gender-Related)

Graduates can be certified as nurse practitioners in women's health. The total number of credits is 36 and clinical hours total 760. Graduates are employed in a variety of healthcare settings such as OB/GYN offices, hospital-based women's clinics, inpatient pre-natal and post-partum settings, and clinics in both urban and rural medically underserved communities.

Nursing

Upon graduation, a BSN student is eligible to take the State Board Examination in Nursing (NCLEX-RN) and is prepared to practice as a generalist who is able to utilize the nursing process in a variety of healthcare settings. The program prepares the baccalaureate student to practice as a generalist who is able to utilize evidence-based practice, informatics, and collaborative communication for the delivery of safe, quality care.

Nursing and Business Administration

The 59-credit MSN and MBA dual degree program can be completed in about two and a half years, either completely online or with a combination of online and face-to-face courses. In addition to earning an MSN in Education and Leadership, the student will also earn a Master of Business Administration (MBA) degree by completing an additional 27 credits in the MBA program.

Nursing Leadership and Education

This 32-credit program is delivered entirely online and can be completed in about 20 months with full-time study or up to 48 months with part-time study. Students complete two 150-hour capstone internship practicum experiences, one focused on leadership and one focused on education, and accrue a total of 300 clinical practice hours throughout the program.

Nursing Practice

The 31-credit Doctor of Nursing Practice (DNP) degree offers the opportunity to lead systems and individuals through the high demands of very challenging healthcare environments. The DNP curriculum includes scholarly inquiry with a focus on quality improvement of an organization, evaluating current evidence, and applying findings in decision-making. The emphasis is on implementation of transformational change in their area of practice through advocacy and leadership excellence.

Occupational Therapy

The entry-level Occupational Therapy Program (MSOT) curriculum is nurtured by the spirit of the liberal arts tradition and the values of the Mercy heritage which stress service to promote the common good. An extension of this humanistic framework is the concept of occupational justice, defined as the right of all people to have equal rights to meet their basic needs and equal opportunities to live life to the fullest. The program is completed in 6 semesters.

Occupational Therapy

The entry-level Doctorate in Occupational Therapy (OTD) curriculum is built upon the concept of health as the foundation of occupational justice, formed from Humanism theory and Maslow's Hierarchy of Needs and developed along a Transformative Learning progression. The program is completed in 8 semesters and includes academic coursework, 24 weeks of Level II Fieldwork, and a 14-week Doctoral Capstone Experience.

Physical Therapy

The Doctor of Physical Therapy program at Carlow University is designed to encompass the Mercy mission to serve the community by promoting the dignity of every person, advocating for equity and inclusion to address matters of social justice throughout its entire curriculum. The curriculum is based on three major educational theories: Social Reconstruction, Constructivism, and Cognitive Load Theory.

Physician Assistant

The Master of Science in PA (MPA) Program at Carlow University is a 6 semester, 102 credit program preparing graduates to practice as physician assistants in a variety of medical and surgical areas. Following 3 didactic semesters, students will progress on to complete eight 6-week supervised clinical practice courses.

Practical Nursing

The Practical Nursing Certificate Program (PNCP) is a 48-credit program that creates a unique opportunity for students to complete a certificate program leading to licensure as a practical nurse (LPN). Graduates who complete a state approved PN program are eligible to take the national examination for licensure for practical nursing, which provides immediate employment opportunities.

Professional Counseling

The Master of Science in Professional Counseling (MPC) program is designed for students seeking careers in mental health-related fields with children, adults, and families across a wide array of settings including schools, hospitals, correctional facilities, and community mental health agencies.

Project Management

A nine-credit graduate certificate consisting of Project Management I or Healthcare Project Management, Project Management II - Agile, and Project Management III - Capstone. Next steps include professional project management certifications prep or the MBA.

Psychology

The MA in Psychology (MAP) is a 36-credit graduate program within Carlow's Department of Psychology, Counseling, & Criminology with a focus on the development of research skills and five distinct course specializations including Assessment Psychology, Child & Family Psychology, Educational Psychology, Forensic Psychology, Public Safety Psychology, Therapeutic Arts Psychology, Treatment Psychology, and a versatile Exploration pathway. The MAP Program is designed to be completed in 4 semesters.

Psychology

The psychology program aims to develop a scientific approach to the study of human behavior and experience. The Bachelor of Arts degree in psychology provides a foundation for students aspiring to graduate study in psychology and counseling, and also prepares students to enter training in social service and mental health programs.

Psychology and Fraud and Forensics

The MA in Psychology and MS in Fraud & Forensics dual degree is well-suited for those students interested in the theoretical aspects of deviance and psychopathology explored in the Psychology program with the direct, applied skills areas developed by the Fraud & Forensics program. The dual degree program consists of 6 courses from Psychology and 9 courses from Fraud & Forensics for a total of 15 courses (46 credits).

Quality Control and Assurance in the Health Sector

The Quality Control and Assurance in the Health Sector graduate certificate is a 12-credit certificate for students who desire to expand their professional knowledge of pharmaceutical and biotechnological business processes.

Reading Specialist

A graduate certificate in Reading Specialist is an alternative option that includes certification for those who are not pursuing the MEd. The certificate requires 25 credits of designated reading specialist coursework.

Reading Specialist

The Master of Education in Reading Specialist equips educators with a deep knowledge and skillset in the cognitive research surrounding the science of reading. It supports the development of reading practitioners and prepares them to be effective literacy leaders, including advanced coursework in research in how children learn to read and the critical components in applying data-based decisions to systems of support.

Respiratory Therapy

Respiratory Therapy is the process of utilizing academic and clinical training to teach students mastery of specialized respiratory skills, which are required in the management and treatment of a variety of patients with cardiopulmonary disorders. The program runs Fall-Spring-Summer for three years, to complete 120 credits in three years.

Respiratory Therapy

Carlow's Respiratory Therapy program provides a unique, specialized, academic, and technical education that will prepare students to be an integral member of an exclusive healthcare team responsible for performing essential Respiratory Therapy functions. The program runs Fall-Spring-Summer for two years, to complete 69 credits in two years. Upon successful completion of all graduation requirements, the student will be awarded an Associate of Science in Respiratory Therapy.

School-Based Mental Health Counseling

The school-based mental health counseling certificate consists of three, 3-credit courses that provide students with specialized knowledge of evidence-based and developmentally informed assessment, treatment planning, interventions, and clinical skills to be utilized with children and adolescents within their larger systems, including school and family.

School Social Work

Carlow's 15-credit School Social Work Certificate program adheres to the mission of the MSW Program as it educates and prepares graduate-level social workers for Pennsylvania's School Social Worker Educational Specialist Certification. This program provides post-masters social workers to practice with individuals, families, and communities in school-based practice settings to become qualified for careers within schools, across larger educational programs and systems.

Secondary Education

The Secondary Education program prepares prospective teachers of grades 7 through 12 in the content areas of biology, chemistry, English, mathematics, and social studies. Alongside the development of pedagogical content knowledge, the program aims to prepare culturally responsive and antiracist educators who are aware of the psychological, sociological, and political aspects of teaching and learning.

Secondary Education 7-12

The Master of Education degree with certification in secondary education is a natural year-long extension of a traditional four-year bachelor's degree program in Mathematics, Social studies, English, Biology, and Chemistry. Students completing all program requirements and required certification tests are eligible for PA certification in the area of content specialization.

Social Work

The Master of Social Work program is accredited by the Council on Social Work Education (CSWE) and prepares students for advanced level social work practice. The MSW Program promotes a trauma and research informed approach to professional social work practice to promote human and societal well-being and human rights. Students develop the unique skills and abilities required to promote human and social well-being through specializations in Direct Practice, Macro Practice, and School Social Work.

Social Work

The Bachelor of Social Work (BSW) degree provides a liberal arts foundation with a concentration in social work theory and practice. The BSW program is based on an understanding of generalist practice that prepares students to engage in the person-in-environment concept and to utilize problem solving to intervene with diverse systems of various sizes. Every Social Work major is required to participate in a 450-hour agency-based field placement, as well as a corresponding classroom seminar.

Social Work and Business Administration

The Master of Business Administration and Master of Social Work (MSW/MBA) dual degree program is a unique interdisciplinary degree which offers the opportunity to examine both the theoretical and practical aspects of business administration while also studying social work.

Special Education

The Special Education Graduate Certificate is a 29-credit alternative to the MEd in Special Education, focusing on the practical application of research-based special education theoretical constructs and methodology along with correlated field experiences.

Special Education

Carlow University's Special Education program at the graduate level prepares teachers to meet the needs of children with a wide variety of mental, physical, social, emotional, and behavioral disabilities in multiple settings. Graduates of the program obtain Pennsylvania special education certification in PreK-12.

Special Education

Carlow University's Special Education program prepares teachers to meet the needs of children with a wide variety of mental, physical, social, emotional, and behavioral disabilities in multiple settings. The program includes 30 credit hours of course work focusing on the practical application of research-based special education theoretical constructs and methodology, plus field experiences totaling 210 hours. Graduates obtain Pennsylvania Special Education certification in Grades K-12.

Speech-Language Pathology

The Master of Science (M.S.) education program in speech-language pathology is a comprehensive 5-semester, 60-credit graduate program designed to prepare students for entry level practice as speech-language pathologists. Graduate study will focus on developing the necessary knowledge and skills to prevent, assess, and treat communication and swallowing disorders across the lifespan.

Surgical Technology

Carlow's Associate of Science in Surgical Technology Program provides a unique, specialized, academic, and technical education that prepares students to become an integral member of the surgical team, responsible for performing essential functions of a Surgical Technologist.