Montana State University

Accountancy (Professional)

Accounting

The Accounting option is designed to help students develop the necessary technical expertise and broad-based business knowledge required for long-term success in careers such as audit, assurance, tax consulting, corporate accounting/finance, not-for-profit/ government, financial analysis/venture capital, and financial planning.

Addictions Counseling

Adult and Higher Education

Adult and Higher Education

Africana Studies Certificate

Agricultural and Technology Education

Agricultural and Technology Education

Agricultural Business

Agricultural Education

Agricultural Education

American Studies

American Studies

American Studies

Animal and Range Sciences

Animal and Range Sciences

Animal Science

Animal Systems

Anthropology

Applied Economics

Applied Mechanics

Applied Statistics

Arabic

Architecture

Art

Art

Art History

Curricula within these areas lead to the Bachelor of Fine Arts (BFA) in Graphic Design and Studio Arts, and the Bachelor of Arts (BA) in Art History, Art Education K-12 Broadfield, and Liberal Arts Studio. Minors are also available in Art History (non- teaching) and Art Education K-12 (available for teaching majors only).

Art History

Asian Studies

Associate of Arts

Associate of Science

Pre-Healthcare Option This option within the Associate of Science degree is designed for students completing Core and pre-requisite courses for transfer into either a Bachelor's or Associate's degree program in the health sciences. The courses required for this degree include the MSU Core/general education requirements and pre-requisite science courses.

Aviation

Aviation Electronics Technology

Biochemistry

Biochemistry

Biological Engineering

Biological Sciences

Biological Sciences

Biological Sciences

Biotechnology

Bookkeeping

Bookkeeping Certicate of Applied Science Degree Description The Bookkeeping program will prepare students for entry level accounting-related positions that are used by a variety of businesses. The Bookkeeping program is designed to provide students with the knowledge and skills necessary for employment in an accounting profession.

Bookkeeping

Business

Business

Business Management

Carpentry

Cell Biology and Neuroscience

Certificate of Arabic

Chemical Engineering

Chemical Engineering

Chemical Engineering

Chemistry

Chemistry

Chemistry

Chemistry

Civil Engineering

Civil Engineering

Climate Science Education

Clinical Nurse Leader

CNC Machine Technology

CNC Machine Technology

College Teaching

Community Health

Community Health

Computer Engineering

Computer Science

Computer Science

Computer Science

Construction Engineering Technology

Counseling

Crop Science

Culinary Arts

Culture & Linguistic Diversity Education

Curriculum and Instruction

Curriculum and Instruction

Cyber Security & Information Assurance

Data Science

Design Drafting

Design Drafting Technology

Dietetics

The dietetics program is accredited by Accreditation Council for Education in Nutrition and Dietetics for the Academy of Nutrition and Dietetics. The Child Development Center in Herrick Hall and Louise Shunk Day Care Center are both licensed by the state of Montana.

Dietetic Systems Leadership

Dual Enrollment Mathematics Teacher

Early Childhood Education and Child Services

Earth Science

Earth Sciences

Earth Sciences

Earth Sciences

Ecology & Environment Sciences

Economics

Economics (Applied)

Education

Educational Leadership

Educational Leadership

Electrical Engineering

Electrical Engineering

Electrical Engineering

Elementary Education K-8

Elementary School Science Certificate

Engineering

Engineering

English

English

English Education

Entomology

Entrepreneurship

Environmental Design

Environmental Engineering

Environmental Engineering

Environmental Horticulture

Environmental Science

Environmental Sciences

Equine Science

Equine Science Option The Equine Science Option emphasizes science and technology combined with practical aspects of management, horsemanship and training. Graduates of this program will have a firm foundation to meet the growing needs of the equine industry.

Exercise & Nutrition Sciences

Family & Consumer Sciences

Family Financial Planning

Family Nurse Practitioner

Film and Photography

Finance

Financial Engineering

Fine Arts

Fish and Wildlife Biology

Fish and Wildlife Management

Food and Nutrition

French Teaching

General Science

General Studies

Geography

Geography Option The Geography Option offers students a liberal university education with an emphasis in geography. The Geography option provides a general education as well as the more specialized knowledge and skills necessary to pursue many career objectives.

Geology

Geology Option The Geology Option is a degree program designed for students who are motivated to apply the principles of chemistry, physics and mathematics to the study of the Earth's surface and interior.

German Teaching

Gerontology

Graphic Design

Curricula within these areas lead to the Bachelor of Fine Arts (BFA) in Graphic Design and Studio Arts, and the Bachelor of Arts (BA) in Art History, Art Education K-12 Broadfield, and Liberal Arts Studio. Minors are also available in Art History (non- teaching) and Art Education K-12 (available for teaching majors only).

Health and Human Performance

Health Enhancement K- 12

Health Information Coding

Health Sciences

History

History

History

Hospitality Management

Human Development & Family Science

Immunology and Infectious Diseases

Immunology and Infectious Diseases

Indigenous and Rural Health

A certificate is offered in family and consumer sciences education and a Doctor of Philosophy is available in indigenous and rural health.

Individual Interdisciplinary

Industrial and Management Systems Engineering

Industrial & Management Systems Engineering

Interdisciplinary Studies

Interior Design

Kinesiology

Exercise Science Option The exercise science option within the Kinesiology major focuses on both clinical and performance-based understandings of human movement. The exercise science option emphasizes a cross-disciplinary understanding of human movement through non-departmental courses in biology, anatomy and physiology, chemistry, physics, math, and statistics.

Land Rehabilitation

Land Resources and Environmntal Science

Landscape Design

Latin American and Latino Studies

Latin American & Latino Studies Option The Latin American and Latino Studies (LALS) major provides students interested in Latin American and Latino history, culture, and language with valuable interdisciplinary skills. Because this is an interdisciplinary program, students will enroll in courses in Modern Languages & Literatures and History & Philosophy.

Liberal Studies

Library Media

Life Scholars Certificate

Life Science

Management

The Management option equips students with continuously in-demand skills to grow careers in the evolving global business landscape. Management option graduates are ready to make immediate impact in a variety of roles, such as management, sales, entrepreneurship, consulting, operations, product development, analytics, international business, project management, human resources, supply chain, and public administration.

Marketing

Master of Science in Data Science

Materials Science

Mathematical Sciences

Mathematics

Mathematics

Mathematics Teaching

Mechanical Engineering

Mechanical Engineering

Mechanical Engineering Technology

Mechanics (Applied)

Medical Assistant

Medical Assistant Program Description Students completing the Certificate of Applied Science-Medical Assistant will acquire the skills necessary for entry-level jobs in medical settings. Graduates are prepared to work in ambulatory medical settings such as physicians' offices, medical/dental clinics, surgical centers and hospital environments; they function as members of the health care delivery team and perform administrative duties and basic clinical procedures.

Medical Assistant

Microbial Systems

Microbiology

Microbiology

Microbiology

Modern Languages and Literatures

Montana Dietetic

Music

Music Education

Music Technology

Native American

Native American Studies

Natural Resources & Rangeland Ecology

Network Technology

Network Technology

Neuroscience

Neuroscience

Nursing

Nursing

Nursing Education Certificate

Nursing Practice

Nutrition Science

The nutrition science option offers a pre-health professional curriculum that prepares students for health-related graduate programs such as medical, dental, or graduate school, while the dietetics option prepares students to sit for the Dietetic Technician Registered exam or for graduate coursework required to become a Registered Dietitian Nutritionist.

Optics and Photonics

Paleontology

Paleontology Option The paleontology option focuses on understanding fossils within their geologic context, while Montana's geology provides the opportunity for hands-on fieldwork. The paleontology option in the Department of Earth Sciences is designed for those students who have a strong interest in either invertebrate or vertebrate fossils (evolution, biology of ancient organisms, the environment in which the organism lived, and the changes the fossil has undergone since death).

Philosophy

Photography

Accredited by the National Association of Schools of Art and Design, the Photography option is one of the few comprehensive four-year photography degree programs in the north central and northwest United States. Coursework covers everything from traditional silver-based darkroom techniques to alternative processes with emphasis in digital technologies across the curriculum.

Photonics and Laser Technology

Physics

Physics

Physics

Physics

Plant Biology

Plant Genetics

Plant Pathology

Plant Pathology

Plant Science

Plant Science

Plant Science

Plant Systems

Political Science

Pre-Medical

Pre-Veterinary

Professional Accountancy

Project Engineering & Management

Psychological Science

Psychological Science

Psychology

Public Administration

Ranching Systems

Relations

School Counseling

School Superintendent

Science

Science Option The Science Option emphasizes greater depth in the basic sciences and is designed for highly motivated students who have a strong interest in graduate training or professional school. Individual curricula can be tailored to provide excellent preparation for veterinary school, medical school, or graduate studies in animal biotechnology, physiology, nutrition or genetics.

Science Education

Science/Natural History Filmmaking

Secondary Education

Snow Science

Snow Science Option The Snow Science program in the Department of Earth Sciences provides a foundation for understanding the distribution of snow (geography), mechanics of snow (physics, engineering), composition of snow (chemistry), variability of snow (statistics), and ecological effects of snow (ecology, hydrology).

Sociology

Spanish

Upcoming SPNS courses include "Chicanos and the Southwest," "Indigenismo," "Borges," and "Service Learning: Experience Latin American Today." Spanish K-12 Teaching Option The Spanish Teaching major is designed for students who wish to become licensed to teach Spanish in grades K-12. Upon completion of the degree, students are eligible for licensure in the state of Montana.

Spanish Teaching

Special Education

Statistics

The statistics option prepares students for such positions or for entry into a graduate program in statistics.

Statistics

Statistics

Statistics (Applied)

Studio Arts

Admission to Art Programs During the first year in the School of Art, students receive a formative assessment of their work through the Foundations Advisory Portfolio meetings, helping prepare them for the remaining three year curriculum leading to the Bachelor of Arts in Liberal Studio Arts, the Bachelor of Arts in Art Education, the Bachelor of Fine Arts in Studio Arts and the Bachelor of Fine Arts in Graphic Design.

Sustainable Food & Bioenergy

Sustainable Food Systems

Teaching

Technology Education

Welding Technology

Welding Technology

Wildlife Biology

Wildlife Biology