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SYNOPSIS OF UNDERGRADUATE DEGREE PROGRAMS
Academic Year 2010-11

COLLEGE OF
AGRICULTURE
AND NATURAL
RESOURCES		 Associate in Science
Bachelor of Science Agriculture and Natural
  Resources
Agricultural Education
Animal & Food Sciences
Engineering Technology
  (includes Construction
  Technology and Technical
  Management, and Natural
  Resources Engineering
  Technology)
Entomology
Environmental Soil Science
Food and Agribusiness Marketing
  and Management
Food Science

Landscape Horticulture and
  Design (includes Landscape
  Horticulture, Landscape
  Design, and Public
  Horticulture)
Natural Resource Management
Plant Protection
Plant Science
Pre-Veterinary Medicine
  and Animal Biosciences
  Resource Economics
  (includes Environmental
  Economics and
  Sustainable Development)
Statistics
Wildlife Conservation
COLLEGE OF
ARTS AND
SCIENCES		 Associate in Arts
Associate in Science
Bachelor of Arts

Ancient Greek and Roman Studies
Anthropology
Anthropology Education
Art
Art History
Biological Sciences
Biological Sciences Education
Black American Studies
Chemistry
Chemistry Education
Chinese Studies
Communication
  (includes Interpersonal,
  Mass Communication)
Comparative Literature
Computer Science
Criminal Justice
East Asian Studies
English (includes Creative
  Writing, Drama,
  Ethnic/Cultural Studies, Film,
  Literary Studies, Professional
  Writing)
English Education
European Studies
Foreign Languages and Literatures
  (includes Ancient Greek and
  Roman Studies, French Studies,
  German Studies, Italian Studies,
  Russian Studies, Spanish
  Studies, Three Languages)
French Education
French/Political Science
German Education
German/Political Science
History (includes American History,   European History, and
  World History)

History Education
History/Classics
History/French
History/German
History/Russian
History/Spanish
International Relations
Italian Education
Japanese Studies
Latin American Studies
Latin Education
Material Culture Preservation
Mathematical Sciences
Mathematics Education
Music (includes Music
  Management Studies)
Philosophy
Physics
Physics Education
Political Science (includes
  American Politics, Global
  Studies, Public Law,
  Public Policy and
  Administration)
Political Science Education
Psychology
Psychology Education
Public Policy
Sociology (includes   Emergency and Environmental
  Management, Health
  Services, Law and
  Society, and Social
  Welfare)
Sociology Education
Spanish Education
Spanish/Political Science
Women's Studies

Bachelor of Arts
  in Liberal  Studies		 Liberal Studies
Bachelor of Fine
  Arts		 Fine Arts Visual Communications
Bachelor of Music Applied Music- Instrumental
  (Winds, Strings, and Percussion)
Applied Music--Keyboard   (Piano, Organ, Harpsichord)
Applied Music--Guitar
Applied Music--Voice
 Music Theory/Composition
Music Education--
  Instrumental (Winds,
  Strings, and Percussion)
Music Education--
  General/Choral (includes
  Piano, Voice)
Bachelor of
  Science		 Apparel Design
Biochemistry
Biological Sciences
  (includes Biotechnology,
  Cellular and Molecular Biology
  and Genetics, Ecology and
  Organismic Biology)
Chemistry (includes   Environmental Chemistry)
Cognitive Science
Fashion Merchandising
 Mathematical Sciences
Mathematics Education
Mathematics and
  Economics

Neuroscience
Organizational & Community   Leadership
Physics (includes
  Astronomy/Astrophysics)
Psychology
Quantitative Biology
ALFRED LERNER
COLLEGE OF
BUSINESS AND
ECONOMICS		 Bachelor of Arts Economics (includes Applied Economics, Economic Theory   and Econometrics, Economics Education)
Bachelor of Science

Accounting
Economics (includes Applied
  Economics, Economic Theory   and Econometrics)
Finance
Hotel, Restaurant and Institutional   Management

 International Business Studies
Management Information
  Systems
Management
Marketing
Operations Management
Sport Management
COLLEGE OF
EARTH, OCEAN, AND ENVIRONMENT		 Bachelor of Arts Earth Science Education
Environmental Studies
Geography 		Geography Education
Geology
Bachelor of Science Environmental Science
 Geology
COLLEGE OF
EDUCATION AND
HUMAN DEVELOPMENT		 Associate in Arts
Bachelor of Arts
  

Educational Studies 
Bachelor of Science
  in Education		 Elementary Teacher Education
Bachelor of Science Early Childhood Education
Human Services
COLLEGE OF
ENGINEERING		 Bachelor of Arts Computer Science
Bachelor of Science Computer Science
Energy and Environmental Policy
Information Systems
Bachelor of
   Biomedical
   Engineering		 Biomedical Engineering
Bachelor of Chemical   Engineering Chemical Engineering
Bachelor of Civil   Engineering Civil Engineering
Bachelor of Computer   Engineering Computer Engineering
Bachelor of Electrical   Engineering Electrical Engineering
Bachelor of
  Environmental   Engineering		 Environmental Engineering
Bachelor of Mechanical   Engineering Mechanical Engineering
COLLEGE OF
HEALTH SCIENCES		 Bachelor of Science Applied Nutrition
Athletic Training
Dietetics
Exercise Science (includes
  Biomechanics, Exercise
  Physiology
  and Medical Scholars)

Health Behavior Science
Health and Physical Education
Health Studies
Medical Technology
Nutritional Sciences
Bachelor of Science
in Nursing		 Nursing Baccalaureate for the
  Registered Nurse (B.R.N.)

New Programs in 2010-11: Bachelor of Arts in Chinese Studies; Bachelor of Arts in Japanese Studies; and Bachelor of Biomedical Engineering.

NOTE: The School of Urban Affairs and Public Policy reported to the Office of the Provost, but organizationally was included in the College of Arts
and Sciences in 2010.

Source: 2010-11 Undergraduate and Graduate Catalogue

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