Architecture, Engineering Technology & Computing
Technology programs at Globe Unversity/Minnesota School of Business provide practical training in employer-requested skills. Architectural, engineering technology and computing classes are never taught in large lecture halls—students work closely with instructors who have industry experience.
Technology degree programs
Architectural Drafting and Design in partnership with 
In this associate-degree program, you will translate creative concepts into the elements of construction: detailed drawings, 3-D models and materials lists, using AutoCAD and Revit, industry-standard architecture design software. Program was developed in partnership with Northwest Technical Institute (NTI), which has specialized in drafting and design training since 1957.
Engineering Drafting and Design in partnership with
Turn concepts into reality as you apply research and problem-solving strategies to technical problems. In this associate-degree program, you will create 3-D models and drawings that link the work of engineers, product designers and production technicians.
Game and Application Development
Prepare to create alternate universes as a game developer or designer. Our bachelor's and associate programs include web development and design, animation and illustration. Career opportunites include computer programming, game development and design, project management and software development.Offered at our Richfield, MN, campus.
Information technology (IT)
Swipe a credit card, talk on a cell phone or wait for a traffic light to turn green, and you've interacted with a computer. We all rely on skilled IT professionals to support everyday activities. The flip side? The information technology job market is growing rapidly. Master's, bachelor's and associate degree programs prepare students for this dynamic career field.
Mechanical Engineering Technology* in partnership with
In this program, you’ll use computer aided drafting and design (CADD) software like SolidWorks and Creo (Pro-Engineer) as you learn both engineering and management concepts. Upon graduation, you will be prepared for multiple positions within mechanical and manufacturing companies as a mechanical engineering technologist.
More about our career and technical college
For more information about our information technology, engineering and architecture programs, call toll-free: 1-877-655-7676 or contact admissions.
*Federal regulations require the U.S. Department of Education to approve new programs for federal financial aid eligibility. The school has submitted the bachelor's in mechanical engineering technology program for review and is awaiting the U.S. Department of Education decision. This program is not eligible for federal financial aid.
Note: Engineering Technology graduates are not eligible to become registered professional engineers in Minnesota or Wisconsin.