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Accountancy

Accountancy

Accountancy

Students in the School of Accountancy acquire practical experience in the field of accounting. The curriculum provides students with a strong technical accountancy background, a broad advanced business background and professional skills such as public speaking and information systems skills.

Accounting Data Analytics

Addiction Studies

Administration and Management of Family and Community Services

Adult-Gerontology Clinical Nurse Specialist

Aerospace Engineering

Agribusiness Management

Earning an Agribusiness Management degree will equip you with the necessary quantitative, analytical and critical thinking skills to help you succeed as a leader and decision-maker in the global agrifood system. Our faculty teach business, economics, entrepreneurship, finance, marketing and management concepts in the context of production agriculture and the global food system.

Agricultural and Applied Economics

Agricultural and Applied Economics

Agricultural Education

Agricultural Education

Agricultural Education graduates are the leaders, teachers, and communicators for the agricultural industry. Our students combine their passion for agriculture and their talents working with people to lead and teach the next generation of agriculturalists. Students in Agricultural Education work with industry, government, and extension partners to develop skills through meaningful, authentic, and hands-on learning experiences.

Agricultural Leadership, Communication and Education

Agricultural Systems Technology

Agricultural Systems Technology combines interests in technology, machines, and business to be at the forefront of technological innovation in agriculture, environmental protection and related industries. Students will study digital agricultural systems pertaining to structures, hydraulics, precision agriculture, machinery, electricity, sensors and the Internet of Things to manage agricultural systems.

Agriculture

The agriculture degree program is for students searching for a well- rounded education that builds on the diversity of disciplines in the College of Agriculture, Food and Natural Resources (CAFNR). The flexibility of the agriculture degree enables students to tailor a program to fit their individual interests and career goals.

Agroforestry

AI and Machine Learning

American Constitutional Democracy

American Law

Ancient Mediterranean Studies

Ancient Mediterranean Studies

Ancient Mediterranean Studies

The Ancient Mediterranean Studies major is a broad study of the languages, literatures, and material cultures from around the Mediterranean in Classical Antiquity. Our primary focus is on the ancient Greek and Roman worlds, as well as the interconnection of those worlds with the wide variety of cultures around the Mediterranean Sea, from North Africa to the North Sea and from the Persian Empire to the Pillars of Heracles.

Animal Sciences

Animal Sciences

Animal Sciences

Humans have been improving the value of animals as companions, transportation, laborers and food since the first dogs, horses, donkeys and cattle were domesticated. Animal Sciences provides an in-depth focus on whole-animal biology and contributes to advances in livestock production, the equine industry, animal health and human health through cutting-edge research and direct application of that new knowledge.

Anthropology

Anthropology

Anthropology

Anthropology is the study of the entire human experience, from our primate roots to our globalized present. Anthropology at MU emphasizes scientific approaches to the study of human biology, behavior, culture, and evolution. Anthropology majors are required to take core courses in all three focal areas of the discipline (archaeology, biological anthropology, and cultural anthropology) but may concentrate in one or more of these fields.

Applied Behavior Analysis

Applied Behavior Analysis

Applied Child and Youth Development

Applied Mathematics

Architectural Studies

Architectural Studies

Architectural Studies promotes connections between people and place, interior design and architecture with the intention of preparing graduates to become lifelong designers of the built environment. Students in this program conduct systematic inquiry into the design process, sustainable products and practices, the interaction between people and the built environment, and digital technologies.

Art

The School of Visual Studies' Art program offers opportunities for creative development, provides instruction in visual literacy, and trains students in the necessary technical and conceptual skills needed to pursue a lifetime of creative activity. Through a variety of studio art courses, students learn critical thinking skills, creative problem solving, and become life- long learners.

Art History

Art History combines the study of art, artifacts, and the built environment with the study of culture. By developing skills in visual literacy, critical thinking and writing, and historical research, students learn to situate objects and structures within their cultural contexts and explore how they fashion, preserve, and challenge beliefs and values.

Arts Entrepreneurship

Arts Entrepreneurship

Assurance

Atlantic History and Politics

Autism Education

Behavior Management in PK-

Biochemistry

Biochemistry

Biochemistry

Biochemists are the locksmiths of life science. They use their imagination, ingenuity and understanding of the basics of living processes to unlock life’s mysteries. By unraveling the complexities of nature, they improve the quality of life. Biochemistry combines the tools of biology, chemistry and genetics to fight human disease, increase the production and quality of food, and protect the environment.

Biological Engineering

Biological Engineering

Biological Engineering

Biological Engineering is a science-based engineering curriculum that integrates engineering and biological sciences in the areas of health, sustainability and environmental stewardship. Students are prepared in three engineering areas: biomedical, bioprocess, and bioenvironmental engineering. In addition to the core program courses, the program includes courses in basic sciences; social, behavioral and engineering sciences; and humanities and fine arts.

Biological Sciences

Biological Sciences

Biological Sciences

Biology is a broad field centered on the study of living organisms and processes. While the degree program requires general education courses in behavioral sciences, social sciences, and the humanities, students can specialize their curriculum through their course selections. The main difference between the BA degree and the BS degree is that the BS degree requires more credit hours in biology, chemistry, physics, and math than the BA degree.

Biomaterials Engineering

Biomedical Engineering

The Biomedical Engineering undergraduate degree program offers four tracks from which our students can develop their primary expertise: bioinformatics, biomedical imaging and instrumentation, biomaterials, and biomechanics.

Biomedical Sciences

Biomedical Sciences

Biomedical Sciences

Biostatistics

Biostatistics

Business

Business Administration

Business Administration

Business Administration

In the Trulaske College of Business students are either in the lower level (undeclared) or the upper level (admitted to an emphasis area). Students entering the Trulaske College of Business enter the lower level while they take University general education and business preparation courses. The first two years of all business programs (except international business and accounting) involve the same course sequences.

Chemical Engineering

Chemical Engineering

Chemical Engineering

The curriculum provides a well-rounded general education and rigorous technical education in order to hone an appreciation of the relationship between technology and society. The technical curriculum focuses on the basic sciences, as well as chemical engineering theory and practice. Throughout the curriculum, problem solving, design, critical thinking, and teamwork skills are built by integrating team-based design projects, laboratories, and reports.

Chemistry

Chemistry

Chemistry

Chemistry is the study of matter and substances in order to understand, explain, and predict how substances change. The BA degree is designed for those students who desire a more general education than that provided by the BS degree, but nonetheless are seeking a degree in chemistry. Most chemistry majors continue their education in graduate school or professional school. Many of our graduates are now physicians or have teaching and research careers at universities and colleges.

Civil Engineering

Civil Engineering

Civil Engineering

Civil engineers are responsible for design, construction, and operation of our public and private infrastructure, for protecting our natural resources, and for preserving the health and safety of the general public. Civil engineers are vital to our nation’s economic vitality as they provide infrastructure for safe, efficient, and sustainable transportation of people and goods.

Clinical and Diagnostic Sciences

Clinical and Diagnostic Sciences

For this degree program, students must choose an emphasis area: Clinical Laboratory Science, Diagnostic Medical Ultrasound, Nuclear Medicine, Radiography, or Respiratory Therapy. Each emphasis area prepares graduates for critical diagnostic and disease management roles that are highly technical and primarily situated in acute care environments.

Clinical Engineering

Coaching Sports

College Teaching

Communication

Communication

Communication

Students in the Department of Communication gain a broad range of knowledge and skills to become communication experts, effectively crafting and critically evaluating messages for a variety of audiences and contexts, developing convincing arguments, conducting research, and understanding communication as a tool for persuasion, advocacy, and relational maintenance. Courses are additionally offered in health communication, cultural communication, and digital production.

Computational Physics

Computer Engineering

Computer Engineering

The computer engineering degree offers a balanced approach to both hardware and software, as well as other areas of engineering. Focused areas of work in additional hardware or software, communications, discrete and integrated electronics, and robotics are offered by the department.

Computer Science

Computer Science

Computer Science

Computer Science emphasizes the study of algorithms, programming methodology, software systems, computational theories and algorithms, computer organization, networking, computer graphics, cyber-security, machine learning, artificial intelligence, high performance computing, and database. In the two-semester capstone design courses, students complete design projects that serve as a culminating academic experience.

Conservation Biology - Interdisciplinary

Constitutional Democracy

The Kinder Institute and MU College of Arts and Science now offer a BA in Constitutional Democracy to University of Missouri undergraduates. Students who pursue a degree in Constitutional Democracy will focus in their common curriculum courses on the ideas and events that shaped the political institutions and culture of the U.S. during the revolutionary era and early republic.

Construction Management

Corporate Finance

Criminal and Justice Studies

Cyber Security

Cyber Security

Data Analytics Engineering

Data Science

Data Science and Analytics

Data Science and Analytics

Defense and Strategic Studies

Dietetics

Digital Global Studies

Digital Marketing

Digital Merchandising

Digital Merchandising

Digital Storytelling

The Digital Storytelling program is an interdisciplinary BA in the School of Visual Studies, that combines narrative and conceptually driven studies with the new and emerging multimedia tools to achieve a balance between aesthetic and imagination. This program puts storytelling first, and combines this with new and emerging technologies.

Dispute Resolution

Dispute Resolution

Dispute Resolution for Non-Lawyers

Early Childhood Education

The Bachelor of Science in Education in Early Childhood will prepare you to work with children from birth through third grade in public, private, and alternative school systems. Students consider a degree in education if they enjoy working with children and/or adolescents, want to strengthen the future through education, and want to make a difference in the lives of others.

Early Childhood & Family Policy

Early Childhood Special Education

Economics

Economics

Economics

Economics is a broad discipline that explores the factors that determine production, distribution, and consumption of resources. An Economics degree provides a good foundation on how the economy and the world works and an understanding of the effects of policy issues. The BA degree is designed for students who plan to continue their education in non-economics fields and for students who plan to seek employment after graduation.

Economics with Empahsis in Econometrics and Quantitative Economics

Educational Leadership

Educational Leadership and Policy Analysis

Educational Leadership and Policy Analysis

Educational Leadership and Policy Analysis

Educational, School, and Counseling Psychology

Educational, School, and Counseling Psychology

Educational, School, and Counseling Psychology

Educational Studies

The Bachelor of Educational Studies (BES) is for students with interests in the scientific and scholarly study of education and/or education- related careers in non-school settings. Specific areas of interest may include learning theory, technology in education (including game design), educational and community leadership, organizational change, and policy.

Education Policy

Electrical and Computer Engineering

Electrical Engineering

Electrical Engineering

The Bachelor of Science in Electrical Engineering allows student to learn about electrical power generation, communication systems, instrumentation, circuit design and microprocessor design. Students have the opportunity to gain hands on experience as well as research experience and the opportunity to develop new products.

Elementary Education

The Elementary Education program leads to a Bachelor of Science in Education in Elementary Education, grades one through six. Coursework focuses on development of the knowledge, skills, and dispositions needed to support children's learning in a variety of diverse settings, and includes methods courses designed for all subject areas.

Elementary Mathematics Specialist

Engineering

Engineering Technology

English

English

English

English

English majors are trained to think broadly and deeply across a variety of topics, periods, styles, and methods. Students develop skills in reading, critical thinking, and writing while delving into one or more concentrations. These concentrations include Literature; Creative Writing; Language and Linguistics; Rhetoric, Writing and Media; or the option to Design Your Own.

Entrepreneurship and Innovation Management

Environmental Engineering

Environmental Sciences

Earth’s environment provides conditions conducive for life: an oxygenated atmosphere, water resources, and soil as a medium for plant growth. Environmental processes occurring on the planet govern the movement of air, energy, matter, and water. Through the study of Environmental Sciences, students will learn the science and experience the beauty of the outdoor environment.

Epidemiology

Equine Science and Management

Ethical Theory and Practice

Evidence and Equity Based Literacy Instruction

Family Nurse Practitioner

Film Studies

The BA in Film Studies within the School of Visual Studies offers students a comprehensive exploration of film history, theory, and criticism. Through engaging discussions and critical writing, students analyze historical themes, the works of major directors, and how film influences culture. The program emphasizes the development of clear, thoughtful writing and critical thinking skills, preparing graduates for a wide range of careers.

Finance

Financial Management

Fitness Programming and Management

Fitness Programming and Management

The Bachelor of Science in Fitness Programming and Management (FPM) provides students with the knowledge and skills to assist individuals across the lifespan in adopting physical activity, improving exercise performance, and incorporating other healthy behaviors to optimize health and wellness. This program prepares students to work in corporate fitness-oriented organizations, oversee strength and conditioning for athletic teams, or grow a personal training, health and fitness based business.

Floral Artistry and Management

Food and Hospitality Systems

Food and Hospitality Systems

Food Safety and Defense

Food Science and Nutrition

From creating low-fat ice cream flavors that don’t taste low-fat, to developing packaging that protects food from E. coli and other pathogens, food scientists work to ensure the foods that fill your shopping cart are safe, nutritious and delicious. Food Science and Nutrition uses the latest in food manufacturing to turn agricultural commodities into products that consumers want to buy.

General Studies

The Bachelor of General Studies (BGS) is designed for students who want to build an individualized major to meet their educational and career objectives. Students who pursue the BGS design their program of study across three areas of study called component areas. Career options for BGS majors are as varied as their combination of component areas. The BGS degree is intended for students pursuing a first bachelor’s degree and will not be approved as a second bachelor’s degree.

Genetics Area Program

Geographical Information Science - Interdisciplinary

Geographical Information Science - Interdisciplinary

Geography

Geography

Geographers are interested in a wide range of topics and often work in interdisciplinary teams that analyze challenges like environmental change, resource use, and economic issues in an increasingly interdependent world. Geography majors receive marketable skills during their undergraduate experience. All majors must select one of the four emphasis areas: General Geography, Geographic Information Sciences, Physical/Environmental, Regional/Cultural, or Urban/Population.

Geological Sciences

The Bachelor of Arts in Geological Sciences is a liberal arts degree for students interested in earth science. The curriculum provides an overview of several sub disciplines within Geology, including paleontology and hydro geology. The degree is designed for students interested in careers in science journalism, environmental law, and urban design and planning. The degree can easily be combined with other BA degrees in the College of Arts and Science.

Geology

Geology

Geospatial Analytics

Geospatial Intelligence

German

German

The German degree is the exploration of the language, literature, and culture of German-speaking countries (Germany, Austria, and Switzerland) and their place in Europe and the world. Students combine coursework in German and English to develop skills in critical thinking, cultural awareness, media literacy, and linguistic competence.

Gerontological Social Work

Gifted Education

Global Business

Global Education and Leadership

Global Public Affairs

Global Supply Chain Management

Global Supply Chain Management

Graphic Design

Health Administration

Health and Rehabilitation Science

Healthcare Project Management

Health Data Science

Health Ethics

Health Humanities

Health Informatics

Health Informatics and Bioinformatics

Health Science

A Health Science major is for students who are interested in health careers and for those interested in graduate or professional health science programs. Health career options include medical case management, corporate wellness, human services, medical sales, pharmaceutical manufacturing and distribution, and more.

Higher Education Administration

History

History

History

History is the chronicle of humanity’s activities throughout the ages. The study of history offers a means of understanding the present by investigating and analyzing the past. Students can choose from a wide selection of course work including courses in the history of the United States, Latin America, Europe (from ancient Greece to the present), Africa, and East Asia. The curriculum provides course work in political, cultural, social, intellectual, environmental, and diplomatic history.

Hospitality Management

A B.S. in Hospitality Management equips graduates with the skills they need to succeed in a variety of hospitality management careers. The curriculum emphasizes core concepts of hospitality management and advanced skills needed in different industry segments. These segments include events and meetings, entertainment and festival management, hotel and resort management, restaurant management, sports venues, and many others.

Human Development and Family Science

Human Development and Family Science

The Human Development and Family Science (https://hdfs.missouri.edu/) program is developed from a foundation of human development and family science courses. It is essential for the student working with children, adolescents or adults to understand and to be able to maximize the resources offered by the family. It is equally important for the student concerned with the quality of family life to recognize the intricate spiral of changing needs in the growing individual.

Human Environmental Sciences

Human Resource Management

Human Resources Management

Industrial Engineering

Industrial Engineering

Industrial Engineering

The Bachelor of Science in Industrial Engineering has a core engineering curriculum during the first two years. This curriculum's objective is to give the student a rigorous foundation in mathematics, natural sciences, basic engineering sciences, applied probability, and computer science, as well as complementary and meaningful exposure to the humanities and social sciences.

Industry 4

Informatics

Informatics for Public Health

Information Science and Learning Technologies

Information Systems and Technology

Information Technology

Information Technology (IT) students engage and collaborate with other disciplines to create software applications, design and manage technology-based infrastructures, manage database systems, develop web applications, build networks, implement cyber security, and use technology to solve a wide range of complex problems.

Interactive Media

Interdisciplinary

The Bachelor of Arts in Interdisciplinary Studies (IDS BA) degree is designed for students who want to build an individualized major to meet their educational and career objectives. Students choose two or three areas of study called component areas. Component areas consist of coursework either from a single program, or from thematically-related coursework across multiple programs. Component courses may come from any department or program at MU, or through approved transfer coursework.

International Studies

The Bachelor of Arts in International Studies is an individually designed major with a strong multicultural and global focus.

Intervention and Instruction

Investments

Investments

Jazz Studies

Jazz Studies

Journalism

Journalism

Journalism

Journalism is the study and practice of analyzing, gathering, creating and presenting news and information through different media. The curriculum includes focused study and hands-on experience within the career paths of broadcasting, cross-platform editing and producing, photojournalism and documentary journalism, reporting and writing, and social and audience strategy.

Landscape Design

Law

Learning, Teaching and Curriculum

Learning, Teaching and Curriculum

Learning, Teaching and Curriculum

Learning Technologies and Design

Learning Technologies and Design

Library and Information Science

Life Science Innovation and Entrepreneurship

Lifespan Development

Linguistics

The study of linguistics offers students a liberal education and a window into the fascinating human linguistic capacity.

Marketing Analytics

Marketing Analytics

Mathematics

Mathematics

Mathematics

Mathematics is part of the foundation of all the sciences, engineering, statistics, and many social sciences. A degree in mathematics provides one with both the applied mathematics knowledge necessary to engage in these disciplines, and formal reasoning skills that can be applied in any area. The major is well suited for those interested in mathematics alone, or for those looking to supplement another major.

Mechanical and Aerospace Engineering

Mechanical and Aerospace Engineering

Mechanical Engineering

The mechanical engineering curriculum provides students a foundation in mathematics, the basic sciences, and engineering. Students take core courses in the mechanical sciences (dynamics, engineering materials, manufacturing, dynamic systems and control, and machine element design) and the thermal-fluid sciences (thermodynamics, fluid mechanics, and heat transfer).

Media Technology and Design

Medical Pharmacology and Physiology

Medical Pharmacology and Physiology

Medicine

Microbiology

Microbiology

Microbiology (MED)

Middle School Education

The Bachelor of Science in Education in Middle School Education prepares students to work with children from fifth through ninth grade in public, private, and alternative school systems. You may consider a degree in education if you enjoy working with children and/or adolescents, want to strengthen the future through education, and want to make a difference in the lives of others.

Multicultural Education

Multicultural Studies

Music

Music

The Bachelor of Arts (BA) in Music requires a reduced number of courses within music than in the professionally-oriented BM degree, thereby making more hours available for non-music courses. The degree does, however, require a well-rounded set of courses that provide a solid musical foundation. In addition, the student has the flexibility to pursue a secondary area of interest. Most students pursuing a double major (music and another field) choose the BA degree.

Music Education

Natural Resources

Natural Resources

Natural Resource Science and Management

The Natural Resource Science and Management degree addresses the science, art, and craft of creating, managing, using, conserving, and repairing natural and human-dominated ecosystems, in a sustainable manner, to meet desired societal goals. The degree has elements that belong to the biological, physical, social, political, and managerial sciences that are applied to conserving plant and animal species in forests, grasslands, rivers and streams, and urban areas.

Neural Engineering-Signals

Neural Engineering-Signals, Systems and Machine Learning

Neural Engineering-Systems

Neuroscience

Neuroscience

Neuroscience

Neuroscience

Nonprofit Management

Nursing

Nursing

Nursing

The Bachelor of Science in Nursing (BSN) curriculum encompasses general, foundational, and professional studies within a liberal arts education. Nursing knowledge is developmental in nature; each course is designed to build on knowledge and skills acquired in previous nursing and non-nursing courses. The BSN program is offered in three pathways: 1. Traditional BSN: A traditional four-year degree for freshmen and transfer students 2.

Nutrition and Exercise Physiology

Nutrition and Exercise Physiology

Nutrition and Exercise Physiology

The BS in Nutrition and Exercise Physiology (NEP) offers three distinct emphasis areas. All three areas use a science-based approach, integrating human physiology, chemistry, biology, biochemistry, and social/psychological sciences to study the lifestyle influences of nutrition and physical activity on human health and disease.

Occupational Therapy

Occupational Therapy Assistant

The MU Occupational Therapy Assistant-Baccalaureate (OTA-B) Program will prepare students to practice as occupational therapy assistants (OTAs) who will then work under the supervision of occupational therapists (OTs) in their career. OTAs are skilled health professionals who provide services to individuals across the lifespan to maximize their independence in meaningful everyday activities.

Online Educator

Organizational Change and Conflict Management

Parks, Recreation, Sport and Tourism

The field of parks, recreation, sport, and tourism is a multi-billion-dollar industry that encompasses essential environmental and social issues such as conservation, community building, human development, health and well-being, and the quality of life. The Parks, Recreation, Sport, and Tourism program provides students with opportunities to develop knowledge and skills for designing, managing, and evaluating various leisure services across a variety of user groups.

Participatory Health Research

Pathobiology Area Program

Pathology and Anatomical Sciences

Pediatric Clinical Nurse Specialist

Personal Branding

Personal Financial Planning

Personal Financial Planning

Personal Financial Planning

Personal Financial Planning

The Bachelor of Science in Personal Financial Planning degree prepares students to work with individuals and families in a wide range of financial service occupations, such as financial planning, insurance, investments, banking, financial counseling, financial education, social work, and more. The degree program meets the educational requirements for those who want to sit for the national CERTIFIED FINANCIAL PLANNER™ exam to meet the growing demand for personal financial planners.

Philosophy

Philosophy

Philosophy

Philosophy is the search for reasoned answers to certain fundamental questions about the nature of the universe and the place of humans in it, questions that science seems unable to answer. To do philosophy is to construct and evaluate the best arguments for and against the various possible answers to these questions. The Bachelor of Arts is broader in scope than the Bachelor of Science, and is the better choice for most students.

Physical Therapy

Physics

Physics

Physics

Physics is the science that studies the structure and properties of matter and transformations of energy. With math as the language and experimental verification as a guide, physical study has established the fundamental laws of nature that are the foundation of all natural science and technology. The study of physics includes learning the general principles and the phenomena that have been discovered and developing the skills that enable such knowledge to be advanced through research.

Plant, Insect and Microbial Sciences

Plant, Insect and Microbial Sciences

Plant Sciences

From the food on our plates to the homes we live in to the fuel in our vehicles, plants impact all aspects of our daily lives. As an ever-growing human population continues to increase the demand for crops and other plant products, so too does the demand for plant scientists. Plant Sciences addresses the challenges from the field to the laboratory.

Political Science

Political Science

Political Science

Political science is concerned with government, politics and public policies. In political science students learn how government operates and how to analyze and evaluate public policies and political ideas. This training can help students be more effective as active citizens, as political leaders and as government administrators. The curriculum offers opportunities to link academic study with internships and study abroad.

Positive Coaching and Athletic Leadership

Positive Psychology

Precision Agriculture Technology

Precision Agriculture Technology

Pre-Professional Physical Therapy

Physical therapists (PTs) are health care professionals who diagnose and treat individuals across the lifespan, who have medical problems or other health-related conditions that limit their abilities to move and perform functional activities in their daily lives. PTs examine each individual and develop a plan using treatment techniques to promote the ability to move, reduce pain, restore function, and prevent disability.

Professional Communication

Psychiatric Mental Health Nurse Practitioner

Psychological Sciences

The study of Psychology aims to understand the mind, behavior, and mental health. The Bachelor of Arts in Psychological Sciences (BA) degree is for students interested in studying human behavior in preparation for either employment after completion of the undergraduate psychology degree, or in preparation for applied psychology and other related graduate programs (e.g., counseling, social work, management).

Psychology

Psychology

Psychology

Public Administration and Policy

The Bachelor of Arts in Public Administration and Policy within the Truman School of Government and Public Affairs (https:// truman.missouri.edu/) is an on-campus, online, or hybrid program. The degree will prepare students to think critically about problems facing public and nonprofit institutions, to develop and implement solutions to these problems, and to communicate effectively as future public servants.

Public Affairs

Public Affairs

Public Engagement

Public Health

Public Health

Public Health

Public health includes activities needed to promote and protect the health of people and the communities that they live in. While doctors treat people who are sick, the field of public health is organized around trying to prevent illness and injuries in the first place, and promote healthy behavior.

Public Health and Gender

Public Health Communication

Public Management

Public Policy

Qualitative Research

Quantitative Research

Recreation and Sport Administration

Religious Studies

What do shamans, politicians, nurses, prophets, intellectuals, nuns, and soldiers have in common? They are all part of the Religious Studies curriculum at MU, which studies religion as a powerful influence in human life and history, shaping global cultures, national identities, and the values of individuals.

Reproductive and Genomic Technologies for Livestock

Romance Languages

Romance Languages

Romance Languages is the study of language and literature in French, Italian, Portuguese, and Spanish. The study of a foreign language allows for the development and refinement of communication, listening and speaking skills. Such study also endows students with a concern for world affairs and an appreciation of and respect for individual differences. The Bachelor of Arts degree in Romance Languages is offered in two emphasis areas: French and Spanish.

Russian

The discipline of Russian studies involves the systematic, first-hand exploration of the language, literature, and cultures of diverse Russian- speaking countries and Russophone cultures around the world. The liberal arts foundation of this discipline prepares students for careers in a wide variety of fields, including journalism, tourism, diplomacy, and education.

Sales and Customer Development

School Librarianship

Science of Reading and Special Education

Secondary Education

The Bachelor of Science in Education in Secondary Education prepares students to work with children from ninth through twelfth grade in public, private, and alternative school systems. You may consider a degree in education if you enjoy working with children and/or adolescents, want to strengthen the future through education, and want to make a difference in the lives of others.

Serious Game and Simulation Design

Social Work

Social Work

Social Work

The Bachelor of Social Work (BSW) Program is a professional program that prepares students for immediate entry into direct human service professional positions, graduate-level education, and life-long learning. BSW-level social workers assist individuals, families, small groups, organizations, and communities to effectively resolve problems, deal with their relationships, and function optimally within their environment.

Society and Sustainability

Sociology

Sociologists systematically investigate the causes of social problems and how people make meaning collectively using both quantitative (statistical) and qualitative techniques. Sociologists are curious about the hows and whys of human social life. Sociological perspectives and methods have many applications: in non-profit organizations, marketing departments, criminal justice organizations, public health agencies, and many other academic disciplines.

Special Education

Special Education

Special Education

Special Education

The Bachelor of Science in Education in Special Education prepares students to work with children from kindergarten through twelfth grade in public, private, and alternative school systems. Students should consider a degree in special education if they enjoy working with children and/ or adolescents who are struggling or who have special needs, want to help these students develop into strong citizens, and are excellent collaborators.

Special Education Administration

Special Education Cross-Categorical

Speech, Language and Hearing Sciences

Speech, Language and Hearing Sciences

Speech, Language and Hearing Sciences (SLHS) includes the study of typical language, speech and hearing processes across the lifespan, as well as communication disorders that result from a variety of factors. The SLHS undergraduate major is the first step in preparing for careers in the professions of speech-language pathology and audiology.

Sports Analytics

Sports Analytics

Statistics

Statistics

Statistics

Statistics is a modern science concerned with making decisions and inferences from empirical data subject to random variability and error. It deals with designing experiments, sample surveys, summarizing numerical information, building and analyzing statistical models, prediction and choosing between alternate actions. Statistics can tell us how much safer it is to fly than drive, the odds of winning the lottery, our life expectancy and who is likely to win the next election.

Sustainability

Taxation

Teaching English to Speakers of Other Languages

Textile and Apparel Management

Textile and Apparel Management

The Department of Textile and Apparel Management (TAM) is a global leader focusing on the apparel and textile supply chain. TAM's award- winning faculty is internationally recognized. TAM prepares students for various career options such as merchandising, buying, sourcing, product development, technical design, omnichannel retailing or retail operations, and various sectors within digital commerce.

Theatre

Theatre and Performance Studies

Theatre and Performance Studies

The study of Theatre focuses upon the produced play, past, present, and future. The BA in Theatre offers students an appreciation of theatre as a fine art, sharpens the talents of those who seek careers in theatre and provides students with methods of stimulating and using their imagination and intensifying their communication skills. Students must choose from one of three emphasis areas: Design/Technical, Performance, and Writing for Performance.

Translational Biosciences

User Experience and Usability

Veterinary Medicine

Veterinary Science

Veterinary Science

Veterinary Technology

The BS in Veterinary Technology is an online program specifically designed to meet the needs of practicing registered veterinary technicians (RVTs). Students will earn an advanced degree in their field, enhance their professional knowledge base in multiple aspects of the veterinary sciences, and develop essential communication, leadership and practice management skills.

Visual Studies

Visual Studies

Web and Mobile Applications Development

Writing Intensive

Youth Development Program Management and Evaluation

Youth Development Specialist