In June 1996, the University of Hawaii Board
of Regents selected Maui
Community College as a University
of Hawaii Center site. Maui residents
can continue to live and work on Maui and
access an expanding selection of Bachelors
and Masters degrees. Classes are taught by
professors on-site or over the Hawaii Interactive
Television System (HITS) at Maui Community
College. Programs are designed around work
schedules. An average of 250 students are
enrolled per semester.
Bachelor Degrees & Certificates:
- Applied Social Sciences
- Associate of Arts (AA)
- Business Administration (BA) - Accounting
& General Business
- Computer Science (BS)
- Elementary Education (BEd)
- Elementary Education/Special Education
(BEd)
- English (BA)
- Hawaiian Studies (BA)
- Information and Computer Sciences (BA)
- Interdisciplinary Studies (BA) - Human Relations
in Organizations
- Interdisciplinary Studies (BA) - Information
Resource Management
- Natural Resources & Environmental Management (BS)
- Nursing (BSN)
- Psychology (BA)
Master Degrees:
- Accounting (MAcc)
- Business Administration (MBA)
- Education (MEd), Counseling & Guidance,
Vocational Rehabilitation
- Education (MEd), Emphasis: K-12 Administration
- Education (MEd), Special Education
- Human Resource Management (MHRM)
- Information and Computer Sciences (MSICS)
- Interdisciplinary Master of Education
(MEd)
- Kinesiology & Leisure Science (MS)
- Library and Information Science (MLISc)
- Nursing (MSN)
- Social Work (MSW)
Certificate Programs:
- Certificate in Substance Abuse and Addictions
Studies (CSAAS)
- Graduate Certificate in Telecommunication
and Information Resource Management (TIRM)
- Post-Baccalaureate Certificate in Secondary
Education (PBCSE)
Source: Maui County Data Book 2006
