Education
Coverage of Oklahoma's colleges, universities, career-technology centers, and rural school districts, from classroom innovation to student opportunity.
Tulsa Community College Adds Advanced Manufacturing Certificate Track
Tulsa Community College has launched a new certificate program in advanced manufacturing, aiming to prepare students for skilled production roles across the region's growing industrial base.
Across the Regions
- Oklahoma City MetroRose State College Expands Scholarship Fund for First-Generation Students
- Central OklahomaOklahoma State Extends Agricultural Research Fieldwork Into Rural Districts
- Eastern OklahomaNortheastern State University Strengthens Ties With Cherokee Nation Language Programs
- Western OklahomaRural Western Oklahoma Districts Turn to Grow-Your-Own Teacher Programs
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University of Tulsa Broadens Cybersecurity Curriculum for Energy Sector Careers
The University of Tulsa is widening its cybersecurity program to address growing demand from energy companies seeking to protect pipeline, grid, and production systems from digital threats.
CareerTech Centers Expand Health Careers Training Across Rural Oklahoma
Oklahoma's CareerTech system is broadening its health careers programming in rural technology centers, aiming to shore up the workforce pipeline for hospitals and clinics outside the state's metro areas.
Northeastern State Expands Cherokee Language Immersion Coursework
Northeastern State University in Tahlequah is adding new sections of Cherokee language coursework, part of a broader effort with tribal partners to keep the language accessible to a new generation of students.
OU Expands Aerospace Engineering Partnerships With Regional Manufacturers
The University of Oklahoma is deepening ties with aerospace manufacturers across the state, giving engineering students more direct paths into Oklahoma's growing aviation sector.
Rural School Districts Adopt Shared Staffing Models to Address Teacher Shortages
Small school districts in western Oklahoma are pooling resources to share specialized teachers, a response to persistent staffing shortages in subjects like foreign language and upper-level science.
Northern Oklahoma College Adds Precision Agriculture Certificate
A new short-term certificate at Northern Oklahoma College is training students to operate GPS-guided equipment and data software increasingly common on wheat and cattle operations across the region.
Rose State Widens Dual-Enrollment Pipeline for OKC-Area Seniors
Rose State College is expanding dual-enrollment partnerships with Oklahoma City metro high schools, aiming to shrink the cost and credit gaps that keep first-generation students from finishing a degree.
Oklahoma City University Adds Health Sciences Bridge Program
A new bridge program at Oklahoma City University helps students with non-science backgrounds prepare for competitive health sciences graduate programs.
University of Tulsa and TCC Deepen Workforce Partnership in Health Sciences
A new articulation agreement between Tulsa Community College and the University of Tulsa is designed to move students smoothly from an associate degree into bachelor's-level health science programs without losing credit hours.
Cameron University Adds Cybersecurity Track to Meet Fort Sill-Area Demand
Cameron University in Lawton is launching a new cybersecurity concentration aimed at both traditional students and military-affiliated learners connected to nearby Fort Sill.