As part of the One Workforce Industry Infinity Initiative, Macomb Community College is shaping Michigan’s next generation of technology professionals. Through a robust lineup of programs in data analytics, cybersecurity, and information technology, Macomb offers students practical skills, industry-recognized certifications, and employer-aligned training to thrive in high-demand fields.
Whether you’re launching your career, making a strategic pivot, or upskilling to stay ahead, Macomb delivers hands-on, career-focused training that meets the needs of an evolving digital economy.
Data Analyst Certificate: Empowering decision-makers with data
Macomb’s Data Analyst Certificate equips students with essential skills in data gathering, transformation, visualization, and reporting using tools like Excel and Power BI. Ideal for those seeking careers in business intelligence or data-driven roles, this program empowers graduates to support informed decision-making across industries. Computer User Support Specialists remain a critical part of the workforce in the WIN Region, with 14,567 individuals employed in 2024. These professionals earn a median wage of $27.29 per hour, exceeding the state median wage and highlighting the strong value of the role. Since many positions require only some college but no degree, Macomb’s certificate program provides an excellent opportunity to gain the skills needed to enter this growing and well-compensated field.
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Cybersecurity Programs: Bootcamps & Degrees: Defending digital infrastructure with certified skills
Cybersecurity Bootcamp
A fast-paced, hands-on training experience designed for individuals seeking to enter the cybersecurity field. Students gain foundational skills and prepare for the CompTIA Security+ certification, opening doors to entry-level roles in information security.
Cybersecurity A.A.S. Degree
A comprehensive program aligned with industry-recognized credentials like Security+, Certified Ethical Hacker (CEH), and Systems Security Certified Practitioner (SSCP). Students engage in real-world cybersecurity scenarios relevant to both business and government operations. The role of Detectives and Criminal Investigators remains vital to the WIN Region. Employment grew slightly in 2024, with 1,564 individuals working in the field, a 1% increase over the prior year. What stands out even more is the pay: a median wage of $45.18 per hour, reflecting the significant value and responsibility carried by these professionals compared to the state’s median wage of $23.22.
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IT Bootcamps: Accelerated learning for immediate IT workforce entry
IT Skills Bootcamp
Prepares students for CompTIA A+ certification, covering hardware, software, and troubleshooting in hands-on lab settings—ideal for starting a career in IT support.
IT Networking Bootcamp
An immersive program focused on network protocols, configuration, and troubleshooting, aligned with CompTIA Network+ certification standards. Graduates are prepared for entry-level network administration roles.
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Information Technology A.A.S.: Comprehensive IT education for long-term career growth
This degree provides a solid foundation in IT and offers pathways in programming, cybersecurity, databases, and web development. It's designed for both beginners and professionals seeking advancement in business, healthcare, government, and more.
AI Introduction Workshop: Exploring the future of work through artificial intelligence
This hands-on, interdisciplinary workshop introduces professionals to AI tools, applications, and ethical considerations. Participants gain practical strategies to boost productivity and explore how to integrate AI into their workflows, making it ideal for business professionals and tech-forward thinkers across industries.
As demand for artificial intelligence skills expands, opportunities across multiple industries are growing right alongside it. In 2024, the WIN Region saw 13,144 unique job postings tied to AI-related roles. The field offers strong earning potential, with a median wage of $55.82 per hour, equivalent to an annual salary of $116,106, with wages continuing to rise. While top listed roles include Software Developers, Data Scientists, and Computer Occupations, All Other, the reach of AI extends further, creating demand for professionals such as Marketing Managers and Electrical Engineers as well.
Training Today for Tomorrow’s Opportunities
Macomb Community College’s workforce-driven programs reflect the mission of the One Workforce Industry Infinity Initiative: to meet industry demand, promote equitable access to training, and connect individuals to high-quality jobs in growing tech fields.
Whether your interests lie in cybersecurity, data analytics, or AI innovation, Macomb offers a path forward.
Learn more about Macomb’s programs: macomb.edu
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