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Civil Engineering
Develop the skills to plan and design bridges, highways, airports, large complexes, flood- and pollution-control systems, and much more.
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Biochemistry
Gain the scientific knowledge and research skills to help develop new and improved medicines, genetically engineer hardier plants, or create safer and cleaner fuels.
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Family & Consumer Sciences
Learn scientific research methods to understand and solve problems of human development, family relations, personal and family finance, nutrition and community.
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Industrial Technology
Learn to create and manage complex technological systems in business, manufacturing, industry and government.
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Art Education
Gain the teaching credentials and professional studio training to become a K-12 art teacher.
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Fire Ecology & Management
Learn why and how fires burn in our wildlands, and study the effects these fires have on the environment, quality of life and the economy.
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Hydrology
Develop the broad-based scientific knowledge and research experiences to address problems related to water quality, water supply and other critical water issues.
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Agribusiness
Learn about management, marketing, finance, economics, policy, and other business topics in the context of agriculture and the food industry.
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Civil Engineering
Develop the skills to plan and design bridges, highways, airports, large complexes, flood- and pollution-control systems, and much more.
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M.Engr.
M.S.
Ph.D.
Biochemistry
Gain the scientific knowledge and research skills to help develop new and improved medicines, genetically engineer hardier plants, or create safer and cleaner fuels.
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B.S.
Family & Consumer Sciences
Learn scientific research methods to understand and solve problems of human development, family relations, personal and family finance, nutrition and community.
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M.S.
Industrial Technology
Learn to create and manage complex technological systems in business, manufacturing, industry and government.
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B.S.
Art Education
Gain the teaching credentials and professional studio training to become a K-12 art teacher.
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B.S.
Fire Ecology & Management
Learn why and how fires burn in our wildlands, and study the effects these fires have on the environment, quality of life and the economy.
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B.S.
Hydrology
Develop the broad-based scientific knowledge and research experiences to address problems related to water quality, water supply and other critical water issues.
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M.S.
Agribusiness
Learn about management, marketing, finance, economics, policy, and other business topics in the context of agriculture and the food industry.
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Agricultural Education
Gain the industry knowledge and practical teaching skills to become a secondary school teacher of agriculture (grades 6–12).
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B.S.
M.S.
Information Systems
Learn how to create and manage the technology-driven systems that companies rely on to communicate and do business.
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B.S.
Art
Gain a broad liberal arts education and develop your skills in graphic design, interactive design or studio art.
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B.A.
M.A.T.
Broadcasting & Digital Media
Learn how to create, direct and produce news and entertainment programs for television, radio and digital media.
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B.A./B.S.
Geography
Learn geographic methods and techniques to address complex issues related to the environment, natural resources, populations, and political and economic systems.
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B.S.
M.S.
Ph.D.
Natural Resource Conservation
Learn to influence human behavior in order to effectively manage natural resources and address environmental issues.
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B.S.
Biological & Agricultural Engineering
Develop engineering and technology solutions to improve food production, natural resource management, pollution control, energy production, and more.
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M.Engr.
M.S.
Ph.D.
Child, Family & Consumer Studies
Build stronger families by helping those in need make smart decisions about finances, parenting, nutrition and more.
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