College Profile: Sanford-Brown College-Mendota Heights

The Bachelor of Science in Business Management provides students with technical and managerial knowledge and skill levels necessary to perform at a professional management level in various segments of the business economy. The curriculum provides students with grounding in business management theory and practice, in the primary areas of marketing, finance, operations and human resources. The program is rounded out with a General Education curriculum designed to provide Business Management professionals with the life skills necessary to be successful in their chosen field. Graduates of the Bachelor of Science in Business Management degree program may hold positions that include the following: Account Manager, Account Administrator, Account Executive, Service Specialist, Business Development Specialist, Business Analyst, Claims Adjustor, Claims Service Representative, Credit Analyst, Client Services Representative, Financial Services Representative, Marketing Services Specialist, Marketing Representative, Management Trainee, Sales Representative and other support positions within the field of business management.

Brown College offers a communications program where you can earn a communications degree in as little as 36 months. Understanding audiences, shaping messages and interacting effectively with individuals and technology within business and society are needs of employers in today?s fast paced economy. Entry-level careers in marketing communication, marketing coordinator, staff writer, producer, editor, sales & promotion, account executive, technical writer, communication specialist, operations staff, advertising, are just a few of the jobs available to graduates with a Bachelors in Communication.

Brown College, among criminal justice schools and law enforcement programs, offers the Bachelor of Science in Criminal Justice that can provide students with technical and operational knowledge and skill levels necessary to perform at a professional level in various segments of this fascinating and growing field. The field of criminal justice incorporates law enforcement, corrections, probation and the courts. The curriculum is designed to provide students with grounding in Criminal Justice theory and practice, in criminal justice roles, functions, systems and operations. The Criminal Justice program also explores criminal justice from a sociological and psychological perspective. The program is rounded out with Communication and General Education curriculum designed to provide Criminal Justice career professionals with the life skills necessary to be successful in their chosen field.

The Bachelor of Science in Digital Photography program can prepare students for a variety of employment opportunities within the photographic industry. Students receive a broad overview of photographic history, principles, processes, and techniques that enable them to construct creative and technically proficient photographs. Computer software, printing technology, and studio and location equipment are used to create, enhance, and modify digital images, while portraiture, photojournalism, and commercial photography projects allow students to develop artistic style and theoretical vision.

The Bachelor of Science in Digital Photography program can prepare students for a variety of employment opportunities within the photographic industry. Students receive a broad overview of photographic history, principles, processes, and techniques that enable them to construct creative and technically proficient photographs. Computer software, printing technology, and studio and location equipment are used to create, enhance, and modify digital images, while portraiture, photojournalism, and commercial photography projects allow students to develop artistic style and theoretical vision.

The Bachelor degree program in Game Design and Development is designed to provide training in principles and techniques used to create interactive 2D and 3D computer games. Students can learn design software, programming languages, modeling and animation skills, networking principles, level and world editors, and game engines used to design and develop games, and examine market research and business concepts related to game production and distribution processes. Project management, creative design, and communication skills are integrated throughout this dynamic curriculum to help prepare students for entry-level positions in the game design and development industry.

Brown College offers an information technology degree that can be earned in as little as 36 months. Our information technology program is designed to provide students with technical and managerial knowledge and skill levels necessary to perform at a professional level in the field of Information Technology.

The Bachelor of Science in Interior Design program prepares students for entry-level positions in the interior design industry. Students will develop design concepts for interior spaces, and transform these concepts into practical, functional, and innovative environments that meet client needs. Architectural drafting, space planning, and computer-aided design are used to develop new concepts and to refine students? individual skills and talents. Building systems, regulations, and current business practices are taught to prepare students for their internships and professional careers in interior design. Graduates should be prepared for entry-level positions such as Computer Aided Designer/CAD Specialist, Corporate Designer, Draftsman/Renderer, Facilities Manger, Furniture Designer, Hospitality/Event Designer, Kitchen and Bath Consultant, Residential Designer, Retail Designer and Showroom Consultant.

From show prep, writing for broadcast, and vocal interpretation to operating an audio console and digital multi-track recording, the Radio Broadcasting Degree Program at Brown College prepares students for entry-level positions in the fast-paced radio industry. Within the Radio Broadcasting Degree Program is an in-depth exploration of the relationship between broadcasting and the Internet, and a general education component that develops problem-solving and human relationship skills, and contributes to the shaping of a well-informed broadcasting personality.

Graduates of the Visual Communications Degree Program work in the industries that create our visual culture. Employment is typically found in graphic design firms, corporate art departments, advertising agencies, publishing houses, and pre-press companies. Companies that specialize in new media, such as web site development, computer animation and interactive media are also sources of employment for graduates of the Visual Communications Degree Program from Brown College.

Graduates of the Visual Communications Degree Program work in the industries that create our visual culture. Employment is typically found in graphic design firms, corporate art departments, advertising agencies, publishing houses, and pre-press companies. Companies that specialize in new media, such as web site development, computer animation and interactive media are also sources of employment for graduates of the Visual Communications Degree Program from Brown College.

Graduates of the Visual Communications Degree Program work in the industries that create our visual culture. Employment is typically found in graphic design firms, corporate art departments, advertising agencies, publishing houses, and pre-press companies. Companies that specialize in new media, such as web site development, computer animation and interactive media are also sources of employment for graduates of the Visual Communications Degree Program from Brown College.

Graduates of the Visual Communications Degree Program work in the industries that create our visual culture. Employment is typically found in graphic design firms, corporate art departments, advertising agencies, publishing houses, and pre-press companies. Companies that specialize in new media, such as web site development, computer animation and interactive media are also sources of employment for graduates of the Visual Communications Degree Program from Brown College.

Graduates of the Visual Communications Degree Program work in the industries that create our visual culture. Employment is typically found in graphic design firms, corporate art departments, advertising agencies, publishing houses, and pre-press companies.

Graduates of the Visual Communications Degree Program work in the industries that create our visual culture. Employment is typically found in graphic design firms, corporate art departments, advertising agencies, publishing houses, and pre-press companies.

Graduates of the Visual Communications Degree Program work in the industries that create our visual culture. Employment is typically found in graphic design firms, corporate art departments, advertising agencies, publishing houses, and pre-press companies.