Campus Adds Applied AI Concentration to All Associate Degrees

July 17, 2026
Campus, an accredited two-year online college backed by OpenAI CEO Sam Altman, announced that all its associate degree programs will now include a six-course Applied AI Concentration as part of their core curriculum.

Campus, the accredited two-year online college backed by Sam Altman, announced in a press release that all its associate degree programs will now include a six-course Applied AI Concentration. The curriculum applies to degrees in business administration, information technology, and healthcare administration. Applications for the Fall term remain open until September 18.

The Applied AI Concentration was first introduced in the Associate of Arts in Business Administration and is now part of all programs. It includes 24 credits covering foundational AI knowledge, data analysis, document analysis, workflow integration, AI tool development, and a capstone project on AI strategy. Students will build portfolios of applied projects using platforms such as GitHub, Jupyter notebooks, Gemini, Claude, and ChatGPT.

Each student will graduate with practical experience applying AI in their field. Courses are taught live by faculty who also teach at institutions including Stanford, UC Berkeley, and Howard University. Campus uses an academic model that offers each student a dedicated advisor, on-demand tutoring, and personalized coaching to support completion of the two-year program.

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