Bachelor of Applied Science

Cloud Computing

Snapshot

This concentration has two tracks: Cloud Technology which is fully online, and Cloud System Management which is hybrid. It is offered in collaboration with the Costello College of Business and the College of Engineering and Computing and is only available to students who graduate with an AAS degree in a related field.

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Cloud computing is predicted to reach a size of over $1.4 billion by 2028. As of 2024, there are an estimated 5.6 million cloud-related jobs worldwide—and that includes workers ranging from servers and system administrators to developers and consultants. George Mason University is perfectly positioned to contribute to this workforce.

The Cloud Computing concentration in the Bachelor of Applied Science program will prepare students to embark on a career in Cloud Computing sector. Our faculty and staff worked in unison with AWS Educate curriculum designers to create a path that will help students pursue  careers in cloud architecture, cybersecurity, software development and DevOps, a system of software development and delivery.