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School of Business, Technology and Law

Build skills for a promising career.

If you're considering a career in business, finance, engineering, technology or criminal justice, the outlook is promising! Employment in these fields is projected to grow faster than average, with more than 900,000 openings each year over the next decade. The median annual wage for these occupations is estimated to be $30,000 higher than in other industries.

Our School of Business, Technology and Law provides the analytical, technical and professional skills you need to launch your career. With experienced instructors, small class sizes and seamless transfer opportunities, you'll be prepared to take the next step.

Programs of study

Business students learn management, finance and entrepreneurship on a grand scale while tapping into our connections with agencies and businesses across Maryland. Students are able to learn and apply valuable skills by working with our Center for Business Innovation and Trades (CBIT). You'll find certificates and associate degrees for accounting, bookkeeping, human resources and more in this department.

Emerging technologies are integrated throughout the curriculum in transportation, engineering, fabrication, construction, survey, information assurance and computer technology. Students are able to learn and apply valuable skills by working with our innovative Fab Lab.

Comprehensive course offerings, a fully equipped law library and extensive internship opportunities make CCBC the smart choice for students seeking transferable degree credits, certifications or ongoing training in law and criminal justice. Real-world case studies and customized training for public and private enforcement agencies prepare students for exciting careers in public safety, law enforcement, paralegal and law.

Learning in action

From the lab to the shop, classroom and beyond, explore the variety of programs where you can gain hands-on experience with the tools, technology and skills to prepare you for your future career.


Contact us.

Jane Mattes

Dean, School of Business, Technology and Law