Programs

B.Eng. Brewing and Beverage Technology

If brewing is your passion and you want to actively shape the process, this Bachelor of Engineering program is for you. It goes beyond just beer, allowing you to apply your process optimization skills in a dynamic environment and respond to current consumer trends through product development and practical solutions. Graduates are well-prepared for the brewing industry and related sectors like plant and supplier industries, as well as other beverage industries. While the primary language of instruction is German, many specialized lectures are held in English, and national and international guest lecturers are involved. The program equips you with the natural and engineering science fundamentals for sustainable and efficient production, covering quality assurance, analytics, sensory evaluation, plant engineering, packaging, and digitalization to address industry challenges like resource conservation and energy reduction.

B.F.A. in Art, Concentration in Drawing/Painting

The Bachelor of Fine Arts (B.F.A.) program with a concentration in Drawing/Painting focuses on the creation of visual art through mark-making and the application of various mediums. Students will explore realistic rendering, abstraction, self-expression, and conceptual approaches within dedicated, well-equipped studio spaces. This program aims to help students develop a cohesive body of work, a professional portfolio, and prepare for a final BFA exhibition.

B.F.A. in Digital Art and Animation

The Bachelor of Fine Arts (BFA) in Digital Art and Animation program equips students with a strong foundation in classical art principles and cutting-edge digital tools. You will learn observational drawing, perspective, color theory, and composition, then apply these fundamentals to 3D modeling, sculpting, visual effects, lighting, texturing, simulations, technical art, and 3D animation. The program emphasizes hands-on experience through multidisciplinary team projects, where you will collaborate with students from other degree programs to create playable video games or 3D animated films. Graduates are prepared for careers in the game, animation, and computer graphics industries with a portfolio of professional-quality projects and a well-developed skillset.

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B.S. Accounting

If you enjoy problem-solving and attention to detail, a career in accounting might be a great fit. Sullivan University's Bachelor of Science in Accounting program combines accounting, business, and IT skills with practical, real-world applications. This program prepares you for various roles in public accounting, management accounting, taxation, and more. You'll benefit from experienced faculty, small class sizes for personalized attention, and hands-on learning opportunities. The curriculum is designed to support your pursuit of certifications such as the Certified Management Accountant (CMA).

B.S. Artificial Intelligence

The B.S. in Artificial Intelligence (AI) program at UC San Diego equips students with the knowledge and skills to build, apply, and critically assess AI technologies across various fields. The curriculum integrates core computer science principles with specialized AI and machine learning coursework, emphasizing ethical considerations within professional and societal contexts. Students will explore fundamental topics like programming, data structures, algorithms, and machine learning. Upper-division studies delve into advanced AI concepts, specialized electives, and practical applications drawn from departments such as Data Science, Cognitive Science, Mathematics, and Philosophy. Elective areas include computer vision, natural language processing, and robotics, allowing for depth and breadth in areas like systems, theory, and computing applications.

B.S. Human Resource Leadership

This Bachelor of Science in Human Resource Leadership program is designed for individuals seeking to enter or advance within the field of human resources. It combines academic principles with practical skills development, preparing students for leadership roles and for SHRM certification. The curriculum focuses on key HR competencies such as relationship management, ethical practice, business acumen, and leadership, taught by faculty with both academic and real-world HR experience.

B.S. in Accounting Online

The online Bachelor of Science in Accounting program is designed to prepare you for professional accounting roles and equip you with essential business concepts. This program focuses on practical coursework that mirrors real-world accounting tasks, including financial statement preparation, tax support, and record review for accuracy and risk. You will also gain proficiency in common accounting software and spreadsheet tools. The curriculum is structured to align with the 150 credit hours often required for CPA eligibility, directly connecting your education to career advancement. The program is fully online, offers multiple start dates, and features accelerated 7-week courses, making it ideal for working adults. Up to 90 credits can be transferred, which can reduce both the time and cost of completing your degree.

B.S. in Computational Biology

The Bachelor of Science in Computational Biology program at the University of Pittsburgh combines biological sciences with computer science to prepare students for a growing field. This interdisciplinary major is jointly administered by the Department of Biological Sciences and the Department of Computer Science. Students will develop essential computer programming skills, laboratory techniques, and analytical abilities needed for success in graduate studies or the workforce. The curriculum covers core concepts in biology and computer science, with a focus on applying computational methods to biological problems. Graduates are well-prepared for careers in various sectors, including pharmaceuticals, bioinformatics, and medicine, or for advanced study in computational biology, bioinformatics, or quantitative genetics.

B.S. in Computer Engineering

The Bachelor of Science in Computer Engineering program at the University of Maryland equips students with the skills to design, develop, test, and evaluate both software and hardware systems. This interdisciplinary field draws upon electrical engineering, computer science, and mathematical analysis. Graduates are prepared for a wide range of roles, including designing robots, developing microprocessors, creating integrated circuits, implementing computer vision, building security systems, and developing network protocols. The program was established in 1997 with input from industry leaders to meet the growing demand for expertise in this rapidly evolving field.

B.S. in Computer Science and Game Design

This four-year program focuses on the intersection of computer science and game design, preparing students to become game programmers with a designer's mindset. It emphasizes foundational programming skills in C and C++, alongside core concepts in mathematics, physics, and computer science. The curriculum is project-driven, with yearly team projects designed to simulate real-world game development environments. Graduates will be equipped to translate design concepts into functional code, making them valuable members of any development team.

B.S. in Data Sciences

B.S. in Earth and Environmental Sciences - Forest Ecology & Management

The Forest Ecology and Management major at Washington State University is designed to prepare the next generation of forest stewards. You will gain essential technical knowledge and skills needed for professional forestry careers, complemented by a broad interdisciplinary background with strengths in plant ecology, Geographic Information Systems (GIS), and remote sensing. This program emphasizes critical thinking, adaptability, and the ability to apply forestry knowledge across diverse social, ecological, and economic contexts. Graduates will be equipped to collaborate across different perspectives to sustainably manage forests for the benefit of current and future generations.

B.S. in Electrical Engineering

The Bachelor of Science in Electrical Engineering (B.S. EE) program prepares students for successful careers as practitioners and innovators in electrical engineering and related fields. Graduates are equipped to analyze, design, and implement creative solutions for problems involving electrical and electronic devices and systems. The program emphasizes teamwork, clear communication, and responsible interaction with colleagues, clients, employers, and society. Students begin with a unifying foundation in electrical engineering, which is then combined with technical and unrestricted electives. These electives allow for specialization in various application areas such as digital systems, communications, microelectronics, and more. Course planning resources, including templates and prerequisite flowcharts, are available to help students tailor their academic path to their personal and professional goals.

B.S. in Geology

The Bachelor of Science (B.S.) in Geology program at Stony Brook University focuses on the scientific study of the Earth and other planets, exploring their physical and chemical properties and their evolution over geological time. This comprehensive program prepares students for advanced academic pursuits and professional careers in various geological fields. Students can tailor their studies through flexible course clusters focusing on fundamental geological methods, environmental geoscience, or geological oceanography. The program encourages interdisciplinary learning and offers opportunities for dual majors and undergraduate research.

B.S. in Joint Mathematics-Economics

The Bachelor of Science (B.S.) in Joint Mathematics-Economics is designed for students with strong mathematical abilities who are interested in pursuing graduate studies in economics or business. This program builds upon a solid foundation in advanced mathematics, applying these concepts to economic principles. It requires a deeper engagement with mathematical coursework compared to a standard Economics B.S., focusing on calculus and its economic applications. Graduates will be well-prepared for advanced academic work and research in quantitative fields.

B.S. in Nursing

Lander University's William Preston Turner School of Nursing offers a Bachelor of Science in Nursing (BSN) program designed to prepare students for a respected and in-demand career in healthcare. With a focus on providing direct patient care, support, and compassion, the program equips graduates with a strong foundation in nursing education. The curriculum emphasizes clinical reasoning and critical thinking skills to address the complex healthcare needs of the 21st century, aiming to develop well-rounded professional nurses committed to lifelong learning and holistic care. The program boasts a close academic and clinical education relationship with Self Regional Healthcare, utilizing advanced resources in nursing education at the Self Regional Healthcare Nursing Skills Simulation Center. Lander is committed to nursing education, with plans for a new facility dedicated to nursing training to open in 2026. Graduates consistently achieve high scores on the National Council Licensure Exam (NCLEX), leading to strong employment prospects.

B.S. M.B.A Degree 5 Year Economics

B.S. M.B.A Degree 5 Year Management

B.S. M.B.A Degree 5 Year Marketing

B.S. M.B.A Degree 5 Year Sport Business

B.S. M.B.A. Degree 5 Year Accounting