Sprint Degrees
The NEW Sprint Degrees from the Montana University System will help you do two things quickly:
earn a degree and begin a career.
These accelerated programs are designed in partnership with leading Montana employers, so you’ll develop the in-demand skills, knowledge, and experience needed for a fulfilling and rewarding career.
- Complete your degree quickly. Earn money sooner.
- Work with leading employers. Get hands-on experience with companies that hire MUS graduates.
- Enjoy significant financial support. Receive scholarship assistance.
- Benefit from job placement assistance. Get help starting your career.
Learn faster. Earn sooner.
These programs feature accelerated formats so you can launch yourself into a career
you enjoy.
Automotive Technology
Associate of Applied Science in Automotive Technology
Focusing on the mechanics and technology of today's cars, automotive technologists
receive the skills necessary for today's fast paced and ever changing automotive needs.
Nursing
Associate of Science in Nursing
Through this accredited program you will be prepared and skilled to work in healthcare
through a wide variety of areas and facilities.
Elementary Education
Bachelor of Science in Elementary Education
Do you have a love of education and a passion for working with children? Become a
certified elementary school teacher.
Occupational Therapy Assistant
Associate of Science in Occupational Therapy Assistant
Occupational therapy assistants help patients develop, recover, improve, as well
as maintain the skills needed for daily living and working.
Paramedic
Associate of Applied Science in Paramedic
Serve your community as an essential and highly skilled paramedic first responder.
Develop the knowledge and skills needed to provide lifesaving treatments under demanding
circumstances.
One of the three pillars of our system’s strategic plan is workforce development – meeting the needs of Montana’s economy and we want to do that in a timely fashion. Our administration is in full support of these accelerated pathways, and we certainly recognize that this is an area we know that we need to fill to be a solution for Montana’s economy.