Classes and business operations at the GCU Campus are currently remote due to the COVID-19 pandemic. The staff remains available to assist you by phone and email.

The university is in the process of phasing out future in-person instruction at this location. Students currently enrolled at the GCU campus will be able to continue their studies online or at other campuses. GCU is committed to continuing to serve its students through its high-quality and convenient online programs for its students across the world.

About GCU

Choose GCU as your next academic destination to get an unparalleled educational experience and unprecedented academic excellence.

Schools

At GCU, you explore a plethora of academic domains, choosing from 16 Schools and 70 Majors to find the right program for you, aligned with your interest

ADMISSIONS

Georgia City University is a prominent distance learning university offering accredited degree programs for students and working professionals around the globe.

Programs

Acquiring an online degree from GCU can open new doors and generate infinite new opportunities for you to grow on your career pathway

DEGREE PROGRAMS
DIPLOMA PROGRAMS
CERTIFICATE PROGRAMS
TUITION

Paying for tuition can be overwhelming, therefore, we try to reduce your financial burden, providing ultimate financing and funding support

How Has The Coronavirus Impacted Your Chosen Career?

The coronavirus outbreak has taken an unexpected hit on many industries around the world. Some saw sales go up, others experienced a huge slump. Many non-essential businesses were forced to close. But what does this mean for graduates? Is your chosen industry still hiring? Will you be working from home? What issues are different sectors currently facing, and what does the future look like for your career?

The Advertising, Media and Marketing Industries

With people staying at home and consuming only necessities, there is a lack of demand for many types of goods, which has led to an overall decrease in advertising spending. Also, the cancellation of physical events, such as sports events, has meant a sharp decline in advertising.

As a result, several commercial broadcasters, including ITV, have tried to move their funding sources away from advertising, towards subscriptions and content licensing.

There has been a shift from desktop ad spending to mobile ad spending, with display ad impressions up three percent to 51 percent since the pandemic started. Total mobile ad spend has fallen by 15% since the start of the outbreak (early March) compared to desktop ad spending, which dropped by 25% during the same period.