• Food Science

    Combine knowledge in biology, chemistry, nutrition, engineering and other disciplines to create innovative products in the food and beverage industry that will meet the needs of today’s consumer.

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  • Secondary Education

    Become prepared to teach a specific subject area to students in middle school or high school.

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  • Exercise, Sport, and Health Sciences

    Learn the science and strategies to improve people’s quality of life through fitness and nutrition.

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  • Horticulture and Urban Agriculture

    Learn the science of growing plants from seed to final plant product and apply this knowledge to raise horticultural crops or manage urban landscapes.

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  • Wildlife Sciences

    Gain the skills and knowledge to protect and manage the natural resources that support healthy wildlife.

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  • Chemical Engineering

    Combine chemistry with engineering to create better industrial processes used to produce petroleum and paper products, pharmaceuticals, energy, electronics, food, chemicals, and more.

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  • Computer Science

    Learn how to design, test and develop computer systems for business, communication, entertainment, transportation, healthcare, and many other every-day purposes.

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  • Family and Consumer Sciences

    Study a wide array of social sciences to improve the lives and well-being of others.

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  • Electrical Engineering

    Learn how to design and test electrical circuits and systems used in electronic devices, cell phones, computers, power systems, cars, airplanes and much more.

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  • Climate Change and Solutions

    Develop a keen understanding of how the Earth’s climate functions and study the effects of climate change.

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