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College of Agriculture, Urban Sustainability &

Environmental Sciences

Baccalaureate Degrees

• Architecture
• Environmental Science - General
• Environmental Science - Water Quality
• Environmental Science - Urban Sustainability
• Nutrition and Food Science

Master's Degrees

• Architecture
• Nutrition/Dietetics
• Water Resources Management (PSM)

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College of Arts & Sciences

Baccalaureate Degrees

• Administration of Justice
• Art (BA)
• Biology (BS)
• Chemistry (BS)
• Early Childhood Education 1
• Elementary Education 1
• English
• French
• Graphic Communications
• Graphic Design (BFA)
• Health Education
• History
• Human Development
• Mass Media
• Mathematics
• Music
• Nursing (BSN)
• Physics
• Political Science
• Psychology
• Respiratory Therapy (BS)
• Security Studies (ONLINE)
• Social Work
• Sociology/Anthropology
• Spanish
• Special Education
• Speech & Language Pathology
• Theater Arts
• Urban Studies

Master's  Degrees

• Applied Statistics (MSAS)
• Cancer Biology Prevention and Control
• Counseling
• Early Childhood Education
• Speech and Language Pathology
• Teaching (MAT)

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School of Business & Public Administration

Baccalaureate Degrees

• Accounting
• Business Management
• Computer Information and Systems Science
• Economics
• Finance
• Marketing
• Procurement and Public Contracting

Master's Degrees

• Business Administration (MBA)
• Public Administration (MPA)

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School of Engineering & Applied Sciences

Baccalaureate Degrees

• Civil Engineering
• Computer Science
• Electrical Engineering
• Information Technology
• Mechanical Engineering

Master's Degrees

• Computer Science
• Electrical Engineering

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1 *The baccalaureate teacher education programs listed above are under review in light of rising national expectations and changing requirements for teacher certification. New and continuing students interested in teaching but not yet admitted into a baccalaureate (B.A., B.S.) teacher education program are strongly advised to (1) see an academic advisor; (2) consider majoring in an academic program in a subject area in which you plan to teach and, (3) plan to enroll in a master’s level program to complete teacher certification requirements.