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The School of Science and Technology – Online Degree and Certificate Programs

Science and technology professionals are vital to society’s continued innovation. Academic programs in this school help students cultivate the problem solving, creative, and technological skills necessary for advancements in their chosen field. Our School of Science and Technology offers a wide variety of online degrees, in programs such as computer applications, database application development, enterprise web applications, environmental policy and management, environmental studies, hazardous waste management, information security planning, information systems security, information technology, IT management, IT infrastructure security, Microsoft Access, space studies, and web publishing. 

Whether you are searching for an online associate degree, online bachelor’s degree, online master’s degree, or even an online certificate program, our School of Science and Technology offers experienced faculty and advanced course content to help you expand your knowledge base. Students are quite active outside of the classroom, through organizations such as the Golden Key Honor Society, the Society for Human Resource Management (SHRM) and Student Veterans of American (SVA).

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Dr. Jim Reilly
Dean
PhD: University of Texas at Dallas

Dr. Jim ReillyDr. Jim Reilly joined APUS in December, 2009, as the Dean of the School of Science and Technology. He received his Bachelor and Master of Science degrees from the University of Texas at Dallas in 1977 and 1985, respectively. He received his PhD in geosciences in 1995 from UTD with his dissertation titled The Structural and Stratigraphic Controls on the Distribution of Chemosynthetic Communities in the Gulf of Mexico. Field work required a combined 22 days underwater in deep submergence vehicles operated by the US Navy and Harbor Branch Oceanographic Institution.

After 17 years as an exploration geologist, Dr. Reilly was selected as a member of the 15th astronaut class in 1995. He flew three shuttle missions, STS-89 in 1998, STS-104 in 2001, and STS-117 in 2007, for a total time in space of over 850 hours. He also conducted five spacewalks for a total of over 31 hours of EVA time. He retired from the Astronaut Corps in 2008 moving to Colorado Springs, where he worked in senior management with two small companies before joining APUS in December, 2009.

Dr. Reilly is a commissioned officer in the US Navy Reserve as an Engineering Duty Officer, Space Cadre (VS-4, Expert), Naval Astronaut. His duties include building curriculum for space operations courses for the Navy and teaching those courses around the world. In his free time, Dr. Reilly enjoys skiing where he is active in the National Ski Patrol, flying, hiking, fishing, hunting, and travelling.