STEM stands for science, technology, engineering, and mathematics. Demand for professionals in these fields is growing quickly, and people with knowledge in fields such as biology or computer science are finding well-paying jobs with lots of opportunities for advancement.
The Eastern Shore of Maryland is close to numerous high-profile employers in biotechnology, pharmaceutical, and cyber security industries. While many of these jobs require a bachelor’s degree, you can get started with the first two years of your education at Chesapeake College and be ready to transfer, or begin an entry-level job.
Get started with a future in STEM at Chesapeake College:
- Study computer information systems, such as computer science technology, programming, or web design that can set you up for a well-paid career.
- Earn a degree in biological sciences, and gain foundational knowledge of the core sciences to prepare you to transfer and earn a bachelor’s degree or beyond.
- Studying STEM can prepare you for more advanced studies, whether you want to earn a bachelor’s degree, a master’s, or are even considering medical school.
Why Choose Chesapeake College for STEM?
Make connections, explore internships, and employment opportunities with the many research, medical, biotech, and cyber security firms that are based in and around the Maryland Eastern Shore.
Take advantage of the many support programs that can help you succeed, whether you need help paying for college, tutoring, coaching or mentoring, or managing basic needs, our team of compassionate staff can help you overcome barriers.
Learn from faculty who are dedicated and passionate about their areas of expertise. Small classes mean you will be able to build relationships with professors who can help you make connections in the real world.
Be ready for what is next – whatever that means for you! Our STEM programs can help you launch a career or pursue an advanced degree. Whatever your goals, we can help you prepare for your future.
CAREER OUTLOOK
“I enjoy working with Chesapeake students because they’re motivated and eager to learn job skills. The college is small so I can get to know my students and really help them achieve their goals. We make sure that students get solid foundations in each class. I try to assign projects that will give students real-world experiences, and challenge them to try new things.”
Dr. Lanka Elson
Professor of Computer Science Technology
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