The Lowcountry Graduate Center was founded by institutions including The Citadel, the College of Charleston and the Medical University of South Carolina.

With a focus on alternative learning systems, the Zucker Family School of Education is now offering a new graduate degree to better serve educators.

As The Citadel moves forward with Operation Fall Return 2020, an agile, conditions-based plan to return cadets and students to face-to-face instruction, college leadership is communicating regularly to keep all constituents informed.

A select number of cadets and students worked virtually throughout the summer as paid researchers in their areas of interest, guided by expert professors.

Classrooms at The Citadel are now equipped with new technology called Swivl that helps brings the in-class experience to virtual learning via Zoom.

The Citadel administration has laid out the COVID-19 testing requirements and return protocols, ahead of in-person instruction resuming on August 19.

“We are shifting our schedule by one week in order to offer our entire semester of classes on campus while still ending classes before Thanksgiving.”

Full and partial scholarships are now available to support graduate students wishing to enroll in The Citadel’s tactical performance and resiliency program.

All efforts are focused on setting conditions for cadets and students to return to an adapted face-to-face instruction and training model.

The demand for Cybersecurity professionals in the government and industry are more than the graduates that we are producing. The Citadel’s Graduate Certificate in Cybersecurity prepares you to play a critical role in the world of Internet security.