As we move into the new millennium, the need for skilled management is increasing substantially over the past and the demand for highly educated, specially trained, talented employees continues to grow. Governments and businesses around the world require adaptable individuals with management training, technological competency, leadership qualities and experience to fulfill their missions. California American University was founded in 1994 to help train professionals to meet the demands and challenges of the new millenium.

The acceleration of change in the political, economic, market, and social structures of the world in the information age, require more and more highly trained, skilled, dynamic professionals with global vision.

California American University has emerged during this last decade of the last century of this millennium to meet the challenges of the future with a global vision and commitment, to help educate the leaders of tomorrow. California American University is dedicated to producing highly qualified business leaders, computer information scientists and technologists, environmental protection engineers and scientists, and effective teachers and educators for the 21st century for the United States and the world.

The California American University certificate and degree programs are timely and challenging. As a student at California American University, you will experience our emphasis on the practical application of knowledge and skills as well as theoretical instruction. At California American University you will receive training in the most contemporary and advanced management methods and technological skills in order to secure your future professional and personal development.

These are exciting years of great opportunity. We welcome you to join us as we challenge the future.

California American University is located in the heart of Southern California, about 5 miles East of downtown Los Angeles and one mile north of Interstate Highway #10. The central location of the school makes it convenient to all modes of public transportation and virtually all educational, library, civic, and entertainment centers in Southern California.