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The undergraduate major in accounting is designed to provide students with the skills necessary for them resolve complex problems in unstructured settings and to succeed as professional accountants.

Train to address the growing demand for professionals proficient in business analytics.

The undergraduate degree in Business Information Systems will allow students to develop the abilities to partner with, or contribute to, IT-enabled business strategy, operations and projects in a variety of ways.

The undergraduate finance major provides students with a thorough understanding of the theoretical financial principles and the practical implementation of these principles in business.

The global management major enables students to develop expertise in the management of people, processes, and policies in a global context.

The Human Resources Management program prepares undergraduate students to become both good managers of people and good users of data by learning how to collect, interpret, and implement data in order to make strategic HR decisions that create a competitive advantage for the organization.

Learn the best strategies and tools to be a leader in the Marketing field for large firms and corporations around the globe.

Learn about marketing; product and process engineering; accounting and finance; human resources; environmental, health, safety and quality; facilities management; and information technology areas.

Prepare for a career in industry or continuing education at professional or graduate schools with foundations in chemistry, polymer science, computer science, and biological science.

Prepare to understand core principles, models, and theories in the fields of biology and computer science and use them strategically to solve key problems in computational biology.

Learn the fundamentals of mathematics and the physical sciences, coupled with a strong emphasis on analysis and design of computer hardware and software that is essential for solving real-world engineering problems.

Focus your studies on areas such as artificial intelligence, software engineering, data science, security, or high-performance systems.

Gain critical skill sets that span key areas of statistics, computing, and mathematics to participate in the evolving data revolution.

Increase your exposure to the liberal arts, giving dental hygienists additional career opportunities in business, sales, education, and research.

Build a solid foundation in writing, composition, computer science, and information science.

Explore the fundamental questions of the evolutionary origins of organisms and how they survive, or don't survive, in their changing habitats.

Develop a solid background in critical thinking, problem solving, and analysis for business, professional careers, or postgraduate study.

Equip yourself with solid theoretical and practical foundations in power systems, electromagnetics, semiconductor devices, electronic circuit design, signal processing, and control theory.

Learn everything you need to know to become a first responder.

Gain broad knowledge of the technical and social principles of bioengineering and deepen their understanding of the technical and non-technical issues in bioengineering process and design.