Mathematics

Learn problem-solving tools and sharp analytical skills for a professional future in science, economics, technology, business or education.

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Career & Technical Education

Learn to teach youth and adults the practical job skills they need to enter and succeed in today’s workforce.

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Geographical Information Systems

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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Geology

Gain the scientific foundation for a future in environmental geology, water resources, earth science education, minerals exploration, the petroleum industry and more.

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Computer Engineering

Learn how to design, develop and test sophisticated computing technologies used in electronic instrumentation, communication and power systems, and more.

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Conservation Biology

Learn how to protect and restore the plants, animals, landscapes and seascapes that support ecological diversity on earth.

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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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Crop Science and Management

You will explore soils, weeds, plant breeding, microbes, insects and other areas related to plant growth.

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Microbiology

Explore the science of microscopic life through the combined studies of evolution, genetics, physiology, ecology, and disease.

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Rangeland Ecology & Management

Gain the skills to manage, restore and conserve the wild habitats and natural landscapes that cover half of the earth.

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