Network and system administration is a fast-paced, challenging field that needs dedicated problem-solvers to maintain the computer networks that keep business moving.
Network and system administrators design, build, integrate, maintain and secure local area networks, design and support server systems and software, and provide end-user support for LAN-based applications.
Kirkwood offers more than $3 million in scholarships for students each year. Students in this program may be eligible to have half their tuition paid for by the Kibbie Grant.
Graduates of the network and system administration program will be able to:
Earn a System Administration Diploma after three terms.
Earn a Network and Administration A.A.S. after four terms.
Students enrolled in this program must purchase or own a laptop to meet hardware specifications within the courses.
What career could this lead to?
Assist students in acquiring the latest tools to provide relevant content for knowledge in network system administration and desktop support.
To get into the Network and System Administration program, you must complete the following, in addition to Kirkwood's steps to become a student:
Kirkwood and Network and System Administration admissions policies and procedures are subject to change at any time. After all admissions criteria are met, students are accepted or placed on the waitlist to the Network and System Administration program.