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Northern Virginia, VA

Contact Us

NOVA Campus - Building

10021 Balls Ford Rd. #100
Manassas, VA 20109
United States

Toll Free: 844.611.0804
Fax: 703.369.0530

About the Area

Northern Virginia is a hub for healthcare, cybersecurity, defense, and emerging and advanced technology companies.

Manassas combines historic character with access to one of the nation’s most active metro regions. With roots dating back to before the Civil War, the downtown area features preserved landmarks such as Annaburg, Liberia, and the city’s historic train depot.

Located within the greater Washington, D.C. area, Manassas also provides convenient access to national museums, monuments, professional sports, and a wide range of cultural and economic centers.

As part of the greater D.C. metro, Manassas benefits from proximity to a diverse and expanding economy. As the region continues to grow, so do the industries that support it, increasing the need for skilled professionals across sectors.

About the Campus

The Northern Virginia campus is located near I-66 and Highway 29 providing convenient access throughout the region including, Clifton, Gainesville, Chantilly, Burke, and Fairfax.

Each program is structured to build capability through application using labs, simulations, and scenario-based assessments. They are also constantly updated with input from industry leaders and professors to ensure students are receiving instruction that reflects what students will encounter in the workforce.

Programs Available in Northern Virginia, VA

Hands-On Degree Programs 

Our nursing programs and Medical Radiography degree are designed to align with the region’s ongoing need for qualified healthcare professionals and may offer access to clinical experiences with local providers. 

As the technology industry continues to expand, our Cybersecurity program equips students with in-demand skills in cyber threat intelligence, information systems security, and risk management. 

Students have access to spaces designed to reflect the workforce, including: 

  • Electronic and Mechatronics Labs – Dedicated labs provide access to programmable logic controllers (PLCs), sensors, and diagnostic equipment used in automated systems, supporting testing, integration, and troubleshooting aligned with industry environments. 
  • Technology Innovation Labs – Dedicated labs provide access to cybersecurity environments and software development tools, supporting network configuration, application development, and the application of cybersecurity concepts aligned with real-world scenarios. 
  • Healthcare Training Labs – Specialized labs support programs in radiography, surgical technology, and medical assisting, including an energized radiology lab with industry-standard equipment, reinforcing technical skills and procedures aligned with healthcare environments. 
  • Nursing Simulation Labs – Our nursing simulation labs are designed to reflect real healthcare environments, featuring patient simulators that support the development of clinical decision-making, technical skills, and patient care in hands-on settings.   

Campus Life 

On campus, we have several organizations to get involved with. Each provides leadership, networking, service, and professional development pathways. 

  • National Student Nurses’ Association (NSNA) - Nursing students can participate in the NSNA, supporting professional development through leadership activities and engagement with the nursing profession. 
  • Honors Societies – The Golden Key International Honour Society and Phi Theta Kappa (Beta Kappa Upsilon chapter) recognize academic achievement and offer access to networking and leadership opportunities. 
  • National Cyber League – Cybersecurity students can participate in the National Cyber League, a competitive cybersecurity program that supports skill development through real-world challenges. 
  • eSports Team – Students can try out for the Rams, ECPI University's collegiate gaming team, to represent the university and compete in the Eastern College Athletic Conference (ECAC).