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Explore 174 majors with the careers each one leads to, schools that offer it, and CLEP exams that may count toward it.
Agriculture
Study of crop science, soil science, livestock management, and sustainable farming practices.
Environmental Science
Interdisciplinary study of Earth's physical, chemical, and biological systems with a focus on environmental problems including climate change, pollution, and habitat loss. Students conduct fieldwork, laboratory analysis, and environmental impact assessments. Graduates work for environmental agencies, consulting firms, energy companies, and research institutions.
Sustainability Studies
Examines the intersection of environmental systems, social equity, and economic development to design solutions for a sustainable future. Students study renewable energy, sustainable business, urban planning, environmental policy, and circular economy principles. Graduates pursue roles in sustainability consulting, corporate ESG, urban planning, and policy advocacy.
Animation
Covers 2D and 3D animation, motion graphics, character design, visual storytelling, and digital compositing using tools like Adobe After Effects, Maya, and Blender. Students build portfolios through short film and commercial projects. Graduates work as animators, motion designers, and visual effects artists at studios, agencies, and game companies.
Audio Engineering
Prepares students to record, mix, master, and produce audio for music, film, television, podcasts, and live events. Students train in digital audio workstations, acoustic design, signal processing, and sound design. Graduates work as recording engineers, music producers, broadcast audio technicians, and post-production sound designers.
Communications
Studies the theory and practice of human communication across interpersonal, organizational, media, and digital channels. Students develop skills in writing, public speaking, media literacy, strategic messaging, and audience analysis. Graduates pursue careers in public relations, journalism, content creation, corporate communications, and media production.
Creative Writing
Develops students' skills in fiction, poetry, screenwriting, creative nonfiction, and narrative craft through intensive workshop-based instruction. Students study literary form, voice, structure, and the business of publishing. Graduates pursue careers as authors, screenwriters, copywriters, content strategists, and writing instructors.
Film & Video Production
Film making and video production
Graphic Design
Visual design and digital media
Industrial Design
Combines engineering principles with aesthetic sensibility to design manufactured products including furniture, appliances, tools, and transportation systems. Students develop skills in CAD modeling, rapid prototyping, materials science, and design research. Graduates work at product design firms, consumer electronics companies, and automotive manufacturers.
Interior Design
Interior space design and decoration
Journalism
News reporting and media writing
Music
Musical performance and theory
Public Relations
Covers strategic communication, media relations, crisis management, brand reputation, and campaign planning for organizations across public and private sectors. Students develop skills in press writing, social media strategy, event planning, and stakeholder engagement. Graduates work as PR specialists, communications managers, and brand strategists at agencies, corporations, and nonprofits.
User Experience Design
Applies human-centered design research, usability testing, information architecture, and visual communication to create intuitive digital and physical products. Students build portfolios through wireframing, prototyping, and iterative user testing projects. Graduates work as UX designers, product designers, and accessibility specialists at technology companies and design agencies.
Aviation
Commercial and private aviation
Aviation Management
Covers the business, operations, and regulatory environment of commercial and general aviation including airport management, airline operations, FAA compliance, and aviation safety. Students may pursue instrument ratings and commercial pilot certificates alongside management coursework. Graduates work for airlines, airports, charter operators, and aviation consulting firms.
Supply Chain & Logistics
Logistics and supply chain management
Accounting
Financial accounting and auditing
Accounting & Finance
Combined degree covering financial accounting, managerial accounting, auditing, taxation, and corporate finance. Ideal for CPA and CFA tracks.
Actuarial Science
Combines mathematics, statistics, and financial theory to assess risk and uncertainty. Direct path to actuarial exams (SOA/CAS). Offered as a standalone degree at top programs.
Applied Mathematics
Mathematical modeling and quantitative methods applied to real-world problems in finance, science, and engineering.
Business Administration
General business management
Digital Marketing
Online marketing and social media strategy
Economics
Studies markets, resource allocation, micro- and macroeconomic theory, econometrics, and public policy. Strong quantitative and analytical foundation valued across finance, consulting, and government roles.
Entrepreneurship
Starting and managing businesses
Finance
Financial planning and investment
Financial Planning
Prepares students for careers as financial planners and advisors. Covers retirement planning, tax strategy, investment management, estate planning, and insurance. Aligns with CFP certification.
Human Resources Management
Covers the full employee lifecycle including talent acquisition, compensation design, performance management, labor relations, and HR analytics. Students study employment law, organizational development, and workforce planning. Graduates work as HR business partners, talent managers, and people operations leaders across all industries.
International Business
Examines business strategy, cross-cultural management, global marketing, trade policy, and international finance in a global economy. Students develop foreign language competency and complete international study or internship experiences. Graduates pursue careers in multinational corporations, global consulting, import/export management, and diplomatic trade offices.
Logistics & Transportation
Covers freight operations, distribution networks, carrier management, global trade regulations, and last-mile logistics. Prepares students for logistics coordinator, freight, and operations roles.
Marketing
Marketing strategy and consumer behavior
Mathematics
Study of calculus, statistics, probability, and mathematical modeling. Core preparation for actuarial science, data analysis, finance, and research careers.
Risk Management & Insurance
Examines enterprise risk assessment, actuarial principles, insurance products, underwriting, claims, and regulatory compliance. Prepares students for roles in commercial insurance, risk analysis, and compliance.
Statistics
Study of data collection, probability, inference, and statistical modeling. Strong preparation for actuarial exams and quantitative careers.
Supply Chain Management
Covers the planning, sourcing, manufacturing, and delivery of goods and services across global supply networks. Students study logistics, procurement, inventory management, ERP systems, and supply chain analytics. Graduates pursue roles as supply chain analysts, operations managers, and logistics directors at manufacturing, retail, and technology firms.
Curriculum & Instruction
Focuses on the design, development, and evaluation of educational programs, lesson plans, and learning materials across K-12 and higher education contexts. Students study pedagogy, learning theory, assessment design, and educational technology. Graduates work as curriculum developers, instructional coaches, and education specialists at school districts, publishers, and universities.
Early Childhood Education
Teaching young children ages 0-5
Educational Leadership
Prepares educators for administrative and leadership roles in K-12 schools and districts. Students study school law, budget management, instructional leadership, staff evaluation, and community engagement. Graduates earn principal licensure and pursue roles as school principals, assistant principals, and district administrators.
Elementary Education
Teaching grades K-6
Instructional Design
Covers the systematic design of learning experiences for corporate, government, and higher education environments using ADDIE, SAM, and UDL frameworks. Students develop e-learning modules, training programs, and performance support tools using authoring tools like Articulate and Adobe Captivate. Graduates work as instructional designers, learning experience designers, and e-learning developers.
Library Science
Studies the organization, preservation, and dissemination of information across libraries, archives, and digital repositories. Students learn cataloging, reference services, database management, information literacy instruction, and collection development. Graduates work as librarians, archivists, and information specialists in public, school, academic, and corporate library settings.
School Counseling
Prepares students to support K-12 students through academic planning, social-emotional development, career exploration, and crisis intervention. Students study counseling theory, group facilitation, developmental psychology, and school law. Graduates earn licensure as school counselors and work in elementary, middle, and high school settings.
Secondary Education
Teaching grades 7-12
Special Education
Prepares students to teach and support students with disabilities including learning disabilities, autism spectrum disorder, emotional and behavioral disorders, and physical impairments. Students study IEP development, differentiated instruction, assistive technology, and special education law. Graduates earn licensure to teach in resource rooms, inclusive classrooms, and specialized schools.
TESOL / ESL Education
Prepares students to teach English to speakers of other languages in K-12, adult education, and international settings. Students study second language acquisition, linguistics, ESL curriculum design, cultural competency, and language assessment. Graduates work as ESL teachers, EFL instructors, and language program coordinators in schools, community organizations, and abroad.
Aerospace Engineering
Prepares students to design, analyze, and build aircraft, spacecraft, propulsion systems, and defense technologies. Students study aerodynamics, structural analysis, propulsion, avionics, and orbital mechanics. Graduates work at NASA, aerospace manufacturers, defense contractors, and commercial space companies as aerospace engineers and systems analysts.
Architecture
Building design and architecture
Biomedical Engineering
Applies engineering principles to the design and development of medical devices, diagnostic equipment, prosthetics, tissue engineering systems, and healthcare technologies. Students study biomechanics, biomaterials, medical imaging, and regulatory compliance. Graduates work at medical device companies, hospitals, and research institutions.
Chemical Engineering
Chemical processes and manufacturing
Civil Engineering
Infrastructure and construction engineering
Computer Engineering
Bridges electrical engineering and computer science to design integrated hardware and software systems including processors, embedded systems, and IoT devices. Students study digital circuits, microprocessors, operating systems, and VLSI design. Graduates pursue roles in semiconductor, aerospace, robotics, and consumer electronics industries.
Electrical Engineering
Electrical systems and electronics
Environmental Engineering
Environmental protection and sustainability
Industrial Engineering
Focuses on optimizing complex systems and processes in manufacturing, logistics, healthcare, and service industries. Students study operations research, supply chain management, quality control, human factors, and systems simulation. Graduates work as industrial engineers, process improvement specialists, and operations analysts across all industries.
Materials Engineering
Studies the structure, properties, processing, and performance of metals, ceramics, polymers, composites, and nanomaterials for engineering applications. Students conduct laboratory research in materials characterization, failure analysis, and materials design. Graduates work in aerospace, automotive, semiconductor, and biomedical industries.
Mechanical Engineering
Mechanical systems and manufacturing
Mechatronics Engineering
Integrates mechanical, electrical, computer, and control engineering to design intelligent machines, robotics systems, and automated manufacturing equipment. Students study embedded systems, actuators, sensors, PLCs, and control theory. Graduates work as mechatronics engineers and automation specialists in manufacturing, robotics, and automotive industries.
Nanotechnology Engineering
Studies materials and devices at the nanoscale (1-100 nanometers) including quantum dots, carbon nanotubes, nanofabrication, and molecular engineering. Students work in cleanroom environments using electron microscopy and lithography techniques. Graduates pursue careers in semiconductor research, pharmaceutical development, energy storage, and defense technology.
Nuclear Engineering
Covers the design, operation, and safety of nuclear reactors, radiation protection systems, and nuclear fuel cycles for power generation and medical applications. Students study reactor physics, thermodynamics, nuclear materials, and radiation safety. Graduates work at nuclear power plants, national laboratories, the NRC, and defense agencies.
Petroleum Engineering
Focuses on the exploration, extraction, and production of oil, natural gas, and geothermal energy from subsurface reservoirs. Students study reservoir engineering, drilling technology, well completion, and production optimization. Graduates work at oil and gas companies, engineering consulting firms, and energy research organizations.
Robotics Engineering
Covers the design, programming, and integration of robotic systems for manufacturing, healthcare, exploration, and service applications. Students study kinematics, computer vision, machine learning, embedded systems, and human-robot interaction. Graduates work as robotics engineers and automation specialists at technology companies, manufacturers, and research labs.
Structural Engineering
Applies civil and mechanical engineering principles to analyze and design load-bearing structures including bridges, buildings, dams, and towers. Students study structural analysis, steel and concrete design, seismic engineering, and finite element methods. Graduates work at structural engineering firms, construction companies, and government agencies.
Systems Engineering
Studies the design and integration of complex engineering systems including aerospace platforms, defense systems, telecommunications networks, and large-scale software systems. Students apply systems thinking, requirements engineering, reliability analysis, and project management. Graduates work as systems engineers at defense contractors, aerospace firms, and technology companies.
Welding Technology
Trains students in arc welding, MIG, TIG, and flux-core welding processes for structural, pipe, and precision fabrication applications. Students earn AWS certification and develop skills in blueprint reading, metallurgy, and weld inspection. Graduates work as certified welders, welding inspectors, and fabrication technicians in construction, manufacturing, and energy.
Allied Health Sciences
A degree program covering the spectrum of clinical health support roles including medical imaging, rehabilitation, respiratory care, and clinical laboratory science. Designed to prepare graduates for multiple credentialing pathways in the allied health professions.
Chiropractic Medicine
Doctor of Chiropractic (DC) program focusing on spinal manipulation, musculoskeletal health, and holistic patient care.
Clinical Laboratory Science
Trains students to perform and interpret diagnostic laboratory tests on blood, urine, and tissue samples used to detect, diagnose, and monitor diseases. Students study hematology, microbiology, immunohematology, and clinical chemistry. Graduates earn MLS(ASCP) certification and work in hospital labs, reference laboratories, and blood banks.
Cosmetology
Hair, skin, and nail services
Dental Assisting
Supporting dentists in clinical settings
Dental Hygiene
Prepares students for clinical practice in preventive oral health care including teeth cleaning, periodontal assessment, radiograph interpretation, and patient education. Students complete supervised clinical hours in dental hygiene clinics. Graduates earn the RDH credential and work in private dental practices, public health clinics, and research settings.
Dental Medicine
Doctor of Dental Surgery (DDS) or DMD program. Covers oral biology, clinical dentistry, prosthodontics, and surgery.
Diagnostic Medical Sonography
A direct four-year Bachelor of Science program preparing students to operate ultrasound equipment to create diagnostic images of internal organs, tissues, and blood flow. Includes physics of sound, patient care, sonographic anatomy, and clinical practicum rotations. Leads to ARDMS certification eligibility.
Emergency Medical Services
EMT and Paramedic training programs covering emergency patient assessment, trauma care, airway management, and pharmacology.
Genetic Counseling
Graduate program covering genomics, hereditary disease, patient counseling, and risk assessment. Leads to board certification.
Gerontology
Studies the biological, psychological, and social aspects of aging and the needs of older adult populations. Students examine age-related health conditions, elder care policy, dementia care, and intergenerational programming. Graduates work as gerontologists, elder care coordinators, and aging services administrators at senior living facilities, hospitals, and government agencies.
Health Informatics
Combines healthcare, information technology, and data science to manage and analyze clinical and administrative health data. Students study electronic health records, clinical decision support, interoperability standards, and healthcare analytics. Graduates work as health informatics analysts, clinical systems specialists, and healthcare IT project managers.
Health Information Management
Managing patient health records
Health Sciences
An interdisciplinary degree providing a broad foundation in the biological, behavioral, and social sciences relevant to health and healthcare delivery. Commonly used as a stepping stone to graduate programs in allied health, nursing, physician assistant, and medical school.
Massage Therapy
Certificate or associate program covering anatomy, physiology, therapeutic massage techniques, and professional practice.
Medical Assisting
Clinical and administrative training for medical assistants covering EHR, phlebotomy, clinical procedures, and patient communication.
Medical Laboratory Science
Clinical laboratory science program covering hematology, microbiology, chemistry, and immunology. Leads to MLS(ASCP) certification.
Nurse Anesthesia
Certified Registered Nurse Anesthetist (CRNA) graduate program. Requires RN licensure and critical care experience before admission.
Nursing
Patient care and clinical nursing
Nutrition & Dietetics
Registered Dietitian (RD) pathway covering medical nutrition therapy, food science, and community nutrition. Requires supervised practice hours.
Occupational Therapy
Prepares students to help individuals overcome physical, cognitive, or emotional barriers to daily functioning through therapeutic activities and adaptive strategies. Students complete clinical rotations in hospitals, schools, and rehabilitation centers. Graduates earn the OTR/L credential and practice across pediatric, geriatric, and neurological rehabilitation settings.
Optometry
Doctor of Optometry (OD) program covering vision science, ocular disease, and patient care. Required for optometrist licensure.
Pharmacy
Doctor of Pharmacy (PharmD) program covering pharmacology, drug therapy, patient counseling, and clinical rotations. Required for pharmacist licensure.
Pharmacy Technology
Assisting pharmacists in dispensing medications
Physical Therapy
Rehabilitation and movement therapy
Physician Assistant Studies
A graduate-level clinical program preparing students to diagnose illness, develop treatment plans, prescribe medications, and perform medical procedures under physician supervision. Students complete rotations in surgery, internal medicine, pediatrics, and emergency medicine. Graduates earn PA-C certification and practice across all medical specialties.
Pre-Medicine
Preparation for medical school
Public Health
Community health and disease prevention
Radiologic Technology
A degree program preparing students to perform diagnostic imaging procedures including X-ray, CT, and fluoroscopy. Covers radiation physics, protection, patient positioning, and imaging pathology. Graduates are eligible to sit for the ARRT certification examination.
Respiratory Therapy
Prepares students to evaluate, treat, and care for patients with breathing disorders including asthma, COPD, and respiratory failure. Students train in mechanical ventilation, pulmonary diagnostics, neonatal care, and cardiopulmonary rehabilitation. Graduates earn the RRT credential and work in hospitals, critical care units, sleep disorder centers, and home health agencies.
Speech-Language Pathology
Studies the assessment and treatment of communication disorders including speech, language, voice, fluency, and swallowing conditions across all age groups. Students complete clinical practicums in hospitals, schools, and rehabilitation settings. Graduates pursue licensure as speech-language pathologists (SLPs) in healthcare, education, and private practice settings.
Surgical Technology
Assisting surgeons in operating rooms
Culinary Arts
Professional cooking and food service
Event Planning
Corporate and social event management
Hospitality Management
Prepares students for leadership roles in hotels, restaurants, resorts, event venues, and tourism organizations. Students study food and beverage operations, revenue management, hospitality finance, and guest experience design. Graduates pursue management careers in hotel chains, restaurant groups, destination marketing, and event planning companies.
Hotel & Resort Management
Hotel operations and hospitality
Corrections
Prison and corrections management
Criminal Justice
Law enforcement and justice systems
Emergency Management
Covers disaster preparedness, crisis response, hazard mitigation, and community recovery operations. Students study incident command systems, FEMA frameworks, risk assessment, and interagency coordination. Graduates work as emergency managers, homeland security planners, and public safety directors at local, state, and federal agencies.
Fire Science
Prepares students for careers in fire suppression, prevention, and emergency medical response. Covers fire behavior, hazardous materials, building codes, fire investigation, and emergency management. Graduates serve as firefighters, fire investigators, fire marshals, and emergency response coordinators in municipal and industrial settings.
Forensic Science
Applies natural and physical science to the collection, analysis, and interpretation of physical evidence for legal proceedings. Students study criminalistics, toxicology, DNA analysis, digital forensics, and courtroom testimony. Graduates work as crime lab analysts, forensic investigators, and expert witnesses for law enforcement agencies.
Intelligence Studies
Focuses on the collection, analysis, and dissemination of intelligence for national security and law enforcement purposes. Students study geopolitics, counterterrorism, signals intelligence, open-source analysis, and intelligence ethics. Graduates pursue careers with the CIA, NSA, DIA, FBI, and private sector security firms.
International Relations
Studies the political, economic, and cultural relationships between nations, international organizations, and non-state actors. Students examine diplomacy, global security, international law, trade policy, and human rights. Graduates pursue careers in the foreign service, intelligence agencies, NGOs, and multinational organizations.
Paralegal Studies
Legal research and document preparation
Political Science
Examines political systems, government institutions, public policy, international affairs, and political theory. Students study comparative politics, constitutional law, diplomacy, and research methods. Graduates pursue careers in government, foreign service, law, intelligence, and public administration.
Pre-Law
Preparation for law school
Construction Management
Manages building projects from planning through completion. Combines construction methods, project scheduling, cost estimation, contracts, safety, and code compliance. Common feeder for Construction Manager and Project Manager roles in commercial, residential, and infrastructure work.
Real Estate
Real estate sales and property management
Astronomy
Studies the origin, evolution, and physical properties of celestial objects including stars, galaxies, black holes, and planetary systems. Students use observational telescopes, spectroscopy, and computational modeling to analyze astrophysical data. Graduates pursue research careers at observatories, NASA, space agencies, and universities, or apply quantitative skills in data science and finance.
Biochemistry
Investigates the chemical processes and molecular mechanisms that underlie living systems including metabolism, enzyme function, DNA replication, and protein structure. Students conduct laboratory research using techniques such as gel electrophoresis, HPLC, and mass spectrometry. Graduates work in pharmaceutical research, biotechnology, clinical laboratories, and medicine.
Biology
Life sciences and biological research
Chemistry
Chemical science and research
Epidemiology
Studies the distribution, determinants, and control of diseases and health conditions in human populations. Students learn biostatistics, study design, disease surveillance, and public health interventions. Graduates work at the CDC, WHO, state health departments, hospitals, and research universities as epidemiologists and public health scientists.
Food Science
Applies chemistry, biology, and engineering principles to the study of food composition, safety, processing, preservation, and sensory properties. Students conduct laboratory research on food quality, microbial safety, and product development. Graduates work in food manufacturing, regulatory agencies, quality assurance, and research and development at consumer packaged goods companies.
Geology
Studies the composition, structure, and history of the Earth including rocks, minerals, plate tectonics, volcanic activity, and geological hazards. Students conduct field mapping, laboratory analysis, and geospatial data interpretation. Graduates pursue careers in mining, oil and gas, environmental consulting, natural hazard assessment, and academic research.
Marine Biology
Ocean life and marine ecosystems
Marine Engineering
Combines principles of mechanical, electrical, and ocean engineering to design, build, and maintain ships, submarines, offshore platforms, and marine propulsion systems. Students study fluid dynamics, naval architecture, marine power systems, and ocean engineering. Graduates work at shipyards, the U.S. Navy, offshore energy companies, and maritime engineering firms.
Meteorology & Climate Science
Studies atmospheric processes, weather systems, climate patterns, and the physical mechanisms driving short-term weather and long-term climate change. Students use numerical weather models, remote sensing, and climate simulation tools. Graduates work as meteorologists, climate scientists, and atmospheric researchers at NOAA, NASA, television stations, and academic institutions.
Microbiology
Examines the biology, genetics, and ecology of microorganisms including bacteria, viruses, fungi, and protozoa. Students conduct laboratory research in microbial culture, immunology, infectious disease, and industrial fermentation. Graduates work in pharmaceutical manufacturing, public health, food safety, biotechnology, and academic research.
Pharmacology
Studies how drugs interact with biological systems at the molecular, cellular, and organismal level including drug mechanisms, dosing, toxicity, and therapeutic applications. Students conduct laboratory research using cell culture, animal models, and molecular techniques. Graduates pursue careers in pharmaceutical research and development, clinical trials, regulatory affairs, and academic medicine.
Physics
Physical science and research
Clinical Social Work
Graduate-level social work focusing on mental health counseling, psychotherapy, and direct clinical practice. Required for LCSW licensure.
Human Services
Community and social services
Human Services Administration
Focuses on managing nonprofit and government social service organizations. Combines social work principles with organizational management.
Marriage & Family Therapy
Prepares students to assess and treat relational and mental health issues within the context of couples, families, and interpersonal systems. Students study systems theory, evidence-based therapeutic models, family development, and clinical ethics. Graduates earn licensure as MFTs and work in private practice, community mental health centers, hospitals, and schools.
Mental Health Counseling
Mental health therapy and counseling
Psychology
Human behavior and mental health
Public Policy
Examines the design, analysis, and evaluation of government programs and regulations across areas including healthcare, education, housing, criminal justice, and economic development. Students develop skills in policy research, cost-benefit analysis, stakeholder engagement, and legislative process. Graduates work as policy analysts, government affairs specialists, and program evaluators at think tanks, agencies, and nonprofits.
Rehabilitation Counseling
Prepares students to help individuals with physical, mental, and developmental disabilities achieve personal, social, and vocational goals. Students study disability theory, vocational assessment, case management, and assistive technology. Graduates earn CRC certification and work at rehabilitation centers, veterans services, disability organizations, and state vocational rehabilitation agencies.
Social Work
Social services and community support
Substance Abuse Counseling
Prepares students to assess, counsel, and support individuals and families affected by substance use disorders and behavioral addictions. Students study addiction science, motivational interviewing, group therapy, relapse prevention, and co-occurring disorders. Graduates earn CADC or LADC credentials and work at treatment centers, hospitals, correctional facilities, and community health organizations.
Urban Planning
Studies the design and management of land use, transportation systems, housing, environmental sustainability, and community development in urban and regional contexts. Students learn GIS mapping, zoning law, community engagement, and comprehensive plan development. Graduates work as urban planners, land use analysts, and community development specialists at city governments, regional agencies, and consulting firms.
Kinesiology
Exercise science and human movement
Sports Management
Sports business and athletic administration
Sports Science and Kinesiology
Studies human movement, exercise physiology, biomechanics, motor learning, and sport psychology to optimize athletic performance and rehabilitation. Students complete laboratory coursework and practicum experiences with athletes and clinical populations. Graduates work as strength and conditioning coaches, athletic trainers, physical therapist assistants, and exercise physiologists.
Applied Data Analytics
Hands-on data analytics program covering SQL, Python/R, visualization, and business intelligence. More applied than Data Science degrees.
Artificial Intelligence
Focuses on building intelligent systems capable of reasoning, learning, perception, and problem-solving. Students study machine learning, neural networks, natural language processing, computer vision, and AI ethics. Graduates work as AI engineers, research scientists, and ML architects across technology, healthcare, and defense sectors.
Bioinformatics
Applies computational tools and statistical methods to analyze biological data including genomic sequences, protein structures, and gene expression profiles. Students study molecular biology, programming, databases, and machine learning for life sciences applications. Graduates work in genomics, pharmaceutical research, clinical diagnostics, and biotechnology.
Business Analytics
Combines data analysis, statistics, and business strategy to support data-driven decisions. Covers SQL, data visualization, predictive modeling, and BI tools. Gateway to analyst and product management roles.
Cloud Computing
Prepares students to architect, deploy, and manage scalable infrastructure on platforms including AWS, Azure, and Google Cloud. Covers virtualization, containerization, DevOps, serverless architecture, and cloud security. Graduates pursue cloud architect, DevOps engineer, and site reliability engineering roles.
Computer Hardware Engineering
Focuses on the design, development, and testing of computer processors, memory systems, circuit boards, and embedded hardware components. Students study digital logic, VLSI design, computer architecture, and hardware-software co-design. Graduates work at semiconductor companies, defense contractors, and consumer electronics manufacturers as hardware engineers and chip designers.
Computer Networking
Covers the design, implementation, and management of local and wide-area networks including routers, switches, wireless systems, and network security protocols. Students prepare for CompTIA Network+, Cisco CCNA, and related industry certifications. Graduates work as network administrators, network engineers, and systems engineers at enterprises, ISPs, and government agencies.
Computer Science
Software development and computing
Cybersecurity
Information security and network protection
Data Science
Data analysis, machine learning, and AI
Drone & UAV Technology
Prepares students to operate, maintain, and program unmanned aerial vehicles for applications in agriculture, construction, inspection, mapping, and public safety. Students study FAA Part 107 regulations, flight planning, remote sensing, and UAV systems integration. Graduates work as drone operators, UAV technicians, and aerial data specialists across commercial and government sectors.
Electric Vehicle Technology
Focuses on the diagnosis, repair, and maintenance of battery electric and hybrid vehicles including high-voltage battery systems, electric motors, regenerative braking, and EV charging infrastructure. Students train on manufacturer-specific EV platforms and earn high-voltage safety certifications. Graduates work at EV dealerships, fleet operators, and charging network companies.
Game Design
Video game development and design
Human-Computer Interaction
Studies how people interact with technology and applies cognitive science, design thinking, and usability research to create intuitive digital interfaces. Students conduct user research, prototype interactive systems, and conduct accessibility audits. Graduates work as UX researchers, interaction designers, and product strategists.
Information Systems
Bridges business and technology — covers databases, systems analysis, ERP, and data management. Common pathway for data analyst roles at business-focused universities.
Information Technology
IT systems and network management
Neuroscience
Studies the structure and function of the nervous system from molecular and cellular levels to systems and behavior. Students examine brain imaging, neurophysiology, pharmacology, and neurological disorders. Graduates pursue graduate research, medical school, clinical neuropsychology, pharmaceutical research, and neural engineering careers.
Renewable Energy Technology
Covers the installation, operation, and maintenance of renewable energy systems including solar photovoltaic arrays, wind turbines, battery storage, and smart grid technologies. Students study electrical theory, energy efficiency, system design, and safety standards. Graduates work as renewable energy technicians, energy auditors, and clean energy project coordinators.
Software Engineering
Applies engineering principles to the design, development, testing, and maintenance of large-scale software systems. Students study algorithms, software architecture, agile methodologies, and systems design. Graduates work as software engineers, full-stack developers, and technical leads at technology companies, financial institutions, and government agencies.
Automotive Technology
Vehicle repair and maintenance
Carpentry Trade
Wood construction and finishing
Diesel Technology
Covers the diagnosis, repair, and maintenance of diesel engines, fuel systems, hydraulics, and heavy-duty vehicles including trucks, buses, and construction equipment. Students earn hands-on training with engine analyzers, scan tools, and manufacturer-specific systems. Graduates work as diesel mechanics and heavy equipment technicians at trucking companies, dealerships, and fleet operations.
Electrical Trade
Electrical installation and repair
Elevator Technology
Prepares students to install, maintain, and repair elevators, escalators, and moving walkways in commercial and residential buildings. Students study electrical systems, hydraulics, safety codes, and blueprint reading through apprenticeship-aligned coursework. Graduates work as elevator installers and repairers, one of the highest-paid skilled trades in the construction industry.
HVAC Technology
Heating, ventilation, and air conditioning
Industrial Maintenance Technology
Two-year applied program training technicians to install, troubleshoot, and repair industrial equipment - motors, pumps, hydraulics, pneumatics, PLCs, and electrical systems. Found at most community colleges and technical schools. Direct path into manufacturing maintenance roles.
Pipefitting Trade
Industrial pipe systems
Plumbing Trade
Plumbing systems installation
Sheet Metal Technology
Trains students to fabricate, install, and maintain sheet metal products including HVAC ductwork, roofing systems, and architectural metal components. Students learn blueprint reading, metal fabrication, welding, and industry safety standards. Graduates work as sheet metal workers and fabricators in construction, manufacturing, and HVAC contracting companies.
Solar Energy Technology
Focuses on the design, installation, and maintenance of solar photovoltaic systems for residential and commercial applications. Students study electrical fundamentals, NEC code compliance, roof mounting systems, inverter configuration, and battery storage integration. Graduates work as solar installers, PV system designers, and solar project technicians.
Wind Energy Technology
Prepares students to install, inspect, and maintain wind turbines and associated electrical and mechanical systems. Students study turbine mechanics, hydraulics, high-voltage electrical systems, climbing safety, and SCADA monitoring. Graduates work as wind turbine technicians at wind farms operated by utility companies and independent power producers.