A Proud History of Bringing
Excellence to Online Education


Aspen University's roots go back over 40 years -- when
most people didn't even realize the world was entering the
information age.
Aspen University grew from the International Academy created
in the 1960s to improve the way information was disseminated.
During the next two decades the academy distinguished itself
as an exceptional provider of premium education in information
management. In 1982, the academy established the Information
Institute to help people adapt to and make full use of all
the emerging information technologies. The institute became
keenly focused on meeting the needs of the workforce, sponsoring
conferences and conducting extensive research to broaden
the world's understanding of information-related topics
such as appropriate uses and effective management of information.
Much of the institute's research landed into two books:
Education for Information Management (1983, E.H. Boehm and
M.K. Buckland, eds.) and Intellectual Foundations for Information
Professionals (1987, H. Achleitner, ed.) These two books
uncovered an emerging market for education that would lead
to the birth of ISIM University. That market was formed
with the alliance of technology and business. Information
systems professionals and business managers were becoming
inseparable partners in a burgeoning economy based primarily
on information. It became apparent that those who understood
the management of business and information and related technologies
would solidify their place in the 21st century's workforce.
In 2003 ISIM University changed its name to Aspen University.
We now offer programs in information and technology management,
information systems, business, project management, criminal
justice and nursing. Aspen University has, and will continue
to make key strategic moves that allow it to refine its
educational services and keep pace with industry changes.
We hope you will consider us in your quest for higher education.
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