Students are returning to St. Leo University for a new academic year marked by significant campus changes and expanded opportunities. The university is focusing on preparing students for careers in an increasingly technology-driven world shaped by artificial intelligence. President Jim Berkee highlighted efforts to position graduates effectively for the modern workforce through new academic programs and partnerships. The Tapia College of Business and Technology is expanding with a partnership with IBM, adding new certifications and internship opportunities. Additional initiatives include an executive track in cybersecurity and a new drone aviation program to broaden student skill sets.
Key Points:
- St. Leo University is expanding its Tapia College of Business and Technology with a new partnership with IBM.
- The university is adding an executive track in cybersecurity and a new program focused on drone aviation.
- More than 100 nationalities are represented among the student population at St. Leo University.
