An Online Associate in Technical Management That's Affordable & Flexible
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Earn Your AAS in Technical Management Online
American Military University's Associate of Applied Science in Technical Management is designed to build upon your prior education and work experience gained through your community college or military technical courses/occupations. In this AAS degree, you will explore management, business, and planning functions through an analytical approach.
In AMU's Associate of Applied Science (AAS) in Technical Management degree program, you will explore management, business, and planning functions through an analytical approach. You will focus on development concepts including the latest technologies to help you gain technical expertise in the area of design and systems integration.
In AMU's Associate of Applied Science in Technical Management, you will:
- Examine leadership and management motivational models, theories, and concepts as they relate to developing a healthy culture and successful workforce within a technical environment.
- Evaluate complex developmental concepts and latest technologies.
- Develop technical expertise in design, development, and integration of systems.
- Analyze and interpret data obtained via analytical approaches.
You will focus on development concepts including the latest technologies to help you gain technical expertise in the area of design and systems integration. In addition, while in this AAS program, you will be eligible to receive a certificate in technical management, while gaining a foundation in preparation for the bachelor’s in technical management program.
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Part of American Public University System, accredited by the Higher Learning Commission (hlcommission.org), an institutional accreditation agency recognized by the U.S. Department of Education.
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Online accessible wherever life takes you
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8 week classes available in this program
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7 years allowed to complete this program
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* Zero-out-of-pocket tuition may be possible when the Freedom Grant® is combined with other forms of financial assistance, such as military TA or federal Pell grants. The Freedom Grant is available to all U.S. active-duty servicemembers, National Guard members, and Reservists. Military spouses/dependents are also eligible to receive a grant that covers tuition above the military TA cap of $250/credit hour for undergraduate and master’s-level programs.
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All U.S. active-duty servicemembers, National Guard members, and Reservists are eligible for our Freedom Grant® that covers undergraduate and master’s-level tuition above the military TA cap of $250/credit hour.
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Our roots are in the military, but we are open to all. Here’s why 110,000+ have chosen AMU.
Convenient
Our online classes feature weekly class schedules with no set login times. Our mobile app expands your access.
Efficient
Finish faster and save. Associate degree students can transfer up to 45 credits for military service, previous academic coursework, and job experience.
Personalized
Our undergraduate classes average 19 students, so you won’t feel lost in the crowd.
Relevant
Get career-relevant knowledge from faculty who bring their experience from government, Fortune 500 companies, healthcare, defense agencies, technology firms, and the military.
Supportive
Our advisors are available seven days a week, and we have a peer mentoring program to provide support when you need it most.
Accredited
Part of American Public University System, accredited by the Higher Learning Commission (hlcommission.org), an institutional accreditation agency recognized by the U.S. Department of Education.
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