Modality: On-Campus
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Biology – Ecology & Organismal Option
Explore Life Beyond the Classroom Ecology and organismal biology are inherently hands-on sciences. Understanding an ecosystem requires more than reading about it. It requires observing organisms, collecting data, identifying patterns, and seeing biological relationships in context. Through laboratory and field experiences, you’ll have opportunities to: These experiences help you develop practical skills that can translate…
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Biology – Cellular & Developmental Option
What Happens Inside a Cell? Cells are the foundation of life—but they’re anything but simple. Your studies will help you explore questions such as: These questions connect foundational biology to some of the most important areas of modern science and medicine. $91k Natural Sciences Manager Estimated Entry Salary $134k Natural Sciences Manager Estimated Median Salary…
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Biology – Bioinformatics Option
What is Bioinformatics? Think of bioinformatics as the intersection of biology, computer science, and data science. Scientists can now collect enormous amounts of biological information—from DNA and RNA sequences to protein structures, genetic variations, and population data. But collecting the data is only the beginning. Bioinformatics professionals help researchers: Organize biological dataDevelop ways to store,…
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Biology
What You’ll Learn As a Biology student, you’ll develop the scientific knowledge and professional skills to: $91k Natural Sciences Manager Estimated Entry Salary $134k Natural Sciences Manager Estimated Median Salary Estimated salary and employment information based on labor market data provided by Career Concourse and is intended for informational purposes only. Actual salaries and employment…
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Behavioral Science
What You’ll Learn The Behavioral Science program helps you develop both subject-matter knowledge and highly transferable professional skills. You’ll learn to: $52k Social Service Manager Estimated Entry Salary $76k Social Service Manager Estimated Median Salary Estimated salary and employment information based on labor market data provided by Career Concourse and is intended for informational purposes…
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Cybersecurity
What You’ll Learn Through graduate study in Cybersecurity, you’ll develop the knowledge and skills to address increasingly sophisticated cyber challenges. You’ll learn to: Program Options & Specializations Choose from the Capstone (non-thesis) or Thesis option, and further customize your program by choosing elective courses for program specialization: $110k Computer Systems Manager Estimated Entry Salary $166k…
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Computer Science
What You’ll Learn Through graduate study in Computer Science, you’ll develop the technical and analytical skills to approach increasingly complex computing challenges. You’ll learn to: Program Options Capstone (Non-Thesis) Option In the Capstone (non-thesis) option, students will work with eternal clients to identify, design, implement, and deliver computing projects for business, industry, and community organizations.…
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Religious Studies
What You’ll Learn The MA in Religious Studies goes beyond learning about particular religions. You’ll develop transferable skills that can serve you well in graduate school and the professional world. You’ll learn to: $30k Religious Worker Estimated Entry Salary $41k Religious Worker Estimated Median Salary Estimated salary and employment information based on labor market data…
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Interdisciplinary Studies
Build the Degree You Need Start With Your Goal What do you want to accomplish with your graduate degree? Your career goal becomes the starting point for designing your program. You’ll identify the knowledge, skills, and expertise that can help you reach that goal. Connect Multiple Disciplines Interdisciplinary Studies allows you to look beyond the…
