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On average, D.C. tech workers earn $116,000/yr.

Co-Ops & Internships

Securing critical infrastructure starts here

Learn to defend the 16 sectors vital to our security, health and prosperity

Security, Intelligence & Critical Infrastructure

Better business minds form here

Drive the data insights that growing a $74 trillion global economy demands

Management of Technology

Front-line cyber warriors train here

Learn to fight the greatest threat to our nation’s security

Cyber and Information Security

Brilliant futures launch here

Be part of a global space economy that’s $323 billion and growing

Unmanned Systems

Fields of Study

It's 2018. Every job is a technology job

Tech Job Market

Tech workers earn 2x average national wage.

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Founded by a Navy veteran. Serving active duty and retired Military for more than 90 years.

Alumni

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Find a way or make one.

After 90 years of advancing hands-on, technology-focused education, Capitol Technology University continues to play a vital role in helping innovation-minded students, companies, key agencies and the nation anticipate change and reimagine tomorrow.

Highlights @ Capitol Tech

Upcoming CAE Tech Talks to highlight ethical car hacking, DDoS attacks

If you’re an ethical (“white hat”) hacker, you need to know how to infiltrate systems and devices – so you can stop malicious adversaries from doing so.

The 16 Sectors of Critical Infrastructure

Why has the U.S. government designated 16 sectors of critical infrastructure? Because these sectors need cybersecurity, and other forms of protection, so we can maintain our lives.

Weather Delays and School Closures: Where to Find Information

Wed, 11/14/2018 - 16:11 Severe weather and other emergencies can result in a delayed opening or school closure. Decisions on delay or closure are made in the interest of ensuring safety for our students, staff, and faculty.

A Veterans Day Message from Professor Rick Hansen, Staff Sergeant, US Air Force Security Service

Capitol Technology University is grateful for your service and the service of those who are no longer with us. Serving in the military transforms us. Every November we have an opportunity to reflect and remember our time of service and the lessons and gifts it provided.