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With over 175 career-building programs available, we make achieving your goals more accessible. Search our wide range of programs below to find the bachelor’s or master’s degree, certificate, minor or accelerated program that best fits your needs.
Applications of Geospatial Science to the Field Sciences, Graduate Certificate
Applications of Geospatial Science to the Field Sciences, Graduate Certificate
Format: On Campus
Gain the necessary training and skills to perform analyses using the tools of geospatial science. Become a competitive candidate for positions in the field sciences including biology, environmental science, archeology and geology, as well as social science and humanities positions where gathering and representing field data in maps is required. The certificate program consists of six required courses and a research component.
Applied Data Science, Ph.D.
Applied Data Science, Ph.D.
Format: On Campus
Enhance your skills to address complex technological challenges through data-driven solutions. Dive deep into a rigorous curriculum that includes advanced courses in computer science, statistics and biomedical engineering, providing a multidisciplinary foundation for research and innovation. Engage in opportunities for faculty-led research and involvement in sponsored projects to prepare for leadership positions in industry, government and academia.
Applied Econometrics and Forecasting, Graduate Certificate
Applied Econometrics and Forecasting, Graduate Certificate
Format: On Campus
For students with an economic degree, this certificate program can enhance your career prospects in the industry. Dig deeper into the latest econometric techniques and their practical application in analyzing observational data and gain proficiency in designing econometric models, estimating causal effects, conducting forecasting and utilizing statistical software like Stata or R. The certificate program consists of two required courses and two elective courses.
Asian Studies Minor
Asian Studies Minor
Format: On Campus
Heighten your awareness of the rich and diverse histories and cultures of Asia, expand your cross-cultural opportunities and cultivate an enriched appreciation of Asian arts and literature. The minor consists of a minimum of 15 credit hours.
Biology Minor
Biology Minor
Format: On Campus
Gain a foundational understanding of biological concepts and principles and develop the ability to apply them to various fields and disciplines. Enhance your scientific literacy, broaden your knowledge base and prepare for career opportunities in healthcare, research and environmental science. The minor consists of 16 credit hours.
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