Browse Online Programs
Oregon State University Ecampus delivers more than 110 degrees, certificates and microcredentials online to students all over the world. The goal is simple: to give you greater access to learning opportunities that blend quality, engagement and innovation.
Oregon State is consistently ranked one of the nation's best providers of online education by U.S. News & World Report and other publications.
164 programs available
Undergraduate degrees (50)
Accounting
B.S.
Learn to make financial decisions and drive strategy in a large or small business, government or nonprofit organization.
Data analysisFinancial reportingAuditingForecastingFinancial analysisTax preparationRisk and opportunity assessment
Public accounting auditorCorporate accountantBusiness valuationInternal auditorTax auditorControllerBudget analystFinancial analyst
Agricultural Sciences
B.S.
Design your own degree in agriculture through flexible curriculum that spans subjects such as agriculture production, leadership, agribusiness, world food crops and sustainability.
Ag safety and healthCommunicating ag to the publicEnvironmental law, policy and economicsFarm implementsEngine theory and operationOrganic farmingEnvironmental biology
Agronomist farmer or rancherAnimal breederSoil or water conservationistGrower or production managerAg communications; marketing or salesAg educatorExtension agent
Anthropology
B.A. or B.S.
Study the sciences and humanities and sharpen your critical thinking. You’ll learn to apply cutting-edge theory and methods to solve pressing social problems in a wide range of careers.
Cultural resource managementResearch design and data analysisForensic analysisCritical thinkingComplex social systems problem solvingAI and IT interface
ArchaeologistCultural resource managerEducatorEthnographerCultural anthropologistMuseum curatorUser experience researcherHuman resource coordinator
Applied Humanities
B.A. or B.S.
Complete your degree and pay zero tuition for the last 12 credits while gaining in-demand cultural responsiveness skills, and learn to communicate in any workplace setting.
WritingInterpersonal relationshipsAdvertisingIndigenous philosophiesScientific reasoningHumanitarian perspectives
Through a variety of career-focused courses, you’ll refine existing skills and develop new ones that are directly applicable no matter which career path you choose.
Biohealth Sciences
B.S.
Explore how biological science is applied to human health and society by studying life sciences, physical sciences, social sciences and public health as you train for careers in health care.
Human virologyImmunologyPsychologyMechanisms of diseaseBiomedical ethicsMicrobial influences on human healthHealth care systems
Patient care advocateScience writerMedical equipment and pharmaceutical salesHealth educatorHealth care administratorCommunity health specialistLaboratory manager
Botany
B.S.
Study the biology of plants and fungi through subjects like plant structure, biodiversity and genetics to better understand human impact on plant and ecological systems.
Plant geneticsMycologyPlant structureLab techniques in plant biologyPlant ecologyLichenologyPlant pathologyBryologyPlant systematicsCell and molecular biology
BotanistEthnobotanistHorticulturistPlant pathologistNaturalistBiotechnologistPlant geneticistField botanistPlant scientist
Business Administration
B.A. or B.S.
Learn to deliver innovative solutions to complex challenges, and choose from in-demand specializations that set you apart in the competitive job market.
Public speakingEntrepreneurshipMarketingManaging teamsFinancial planningLeadership developmentWorkplace culture
Digital marketing managerEntrepreneurGuest services managerOperations managerSports marketing specialistHuman resources officerMarket researcher
Business Analytics
B.S.
Integrate datasets and tools to address business challenges, mitigate risk and gain a deep understanding of business operations, customers and markets.
Financial accountingMicroeconomicsOperations managementCalculus for managementManagerial accountingInternational business
Global intelligence directorMarket research analystQuantitative analystBusiness analystOperations managerLogisticianData scientist
Business Information Systems
B.A. or B.S.
Become an innovator at the intersection of business and technology by serving global organizations and helping businesses gain the insights they need most.
Project managementData managementInformation systems securityInformation systems designBusiness networkingBusiness analyticsApplication development
Network administratorProject managerWeb developerE-commerce developerTechnology consultantSystems analystRevenue management analyst
Computer Science
B.S. (Postbaccalaureate)
Take your shortest path to a rewarding career by earning just 60 credits, enabling you to focus only on computer science and graduate quickly.
Software engineeringWeb developmentComputer networkingCybersecurityDesign engineeringParallel programmingCryptography
Cybersecurity engineerDatabase engineerNetwork and systems engineerQuality assurance engineerSoftware developerUI/UX designerWeb developer
Computer Science
B.S.
Immerse yourself in problems that apply to every field, and gain skills in software engineering, mobile development, cloud-based programming and more.
Software engineeringWeb developmentComputer networkingCybersecurityDesign engineeringParallel programmingCryptography
Cybersecurity engineerDatabase engineerNetwork and systems engineerQuality assurance engineerSoftware developerUI/UX designerWeb developer
Construction Engineering Management
B.S.
Get the comprehensive skills you need to lead complex, large-scale construction projects with a program that focuses on construction engineering and technology as well as management techniques.
Construction estimatingProject management and schedulingVirtual design and constructionEngineering computationHuman resources managementContracts and specificationsHighway location and design
Construction directorEngineering managerProject engineerConstruction site managerEstimatorField engineerLand development project managerOffice engineer
Contemporary Music Industry
B.A. or B.S.
Tap into your creative interests to become an innovator who has the artistic skill and business savvy to influence modern music practices, media and the entertainment industry.
Music supervisingSongwritingPublishingMusic theoryCompositionEntrepreneurshipArts managementWriting for film and games
SongwriterMusic creatorMusic writerBusiness managerArtist/PerformerFilm score composerArts manager
Crop and Soil Science
B.S.
Dig deep into crop and soil science with courses related to natural systems, field crop agriculture, water and soil resource management, and sustainable agriculture practices.
Crop productionSoil morphology and classificationWeed managementSeed science and technologyPlant pathologyInsect pest managementIrrigation principles and practicesPlant ecology
AgronomistSoil conservationistSeed technologistCrop field scoutFarm managerCrop analystSoil health coordinatorField soil scientistPrecision agricultural technicianSoil mapping technicianLand use planner
Design and Innovation Management
B.S.
Learn how to lead the development of solutions and systems that address modern business challenges in a program that blends analytics and creativity through human-centered design.
Design managementDesign researchDesign thinkingDigital marketingPrototypingUX/UI researchMarketing communications
Product managerStudio managerCreative directorDigital marketing specialistUX/UI designerMarketing account managerProject manager
Digital Communication Arts
B.A. or B.S.
Become one of the new media leaders of the future as you learn innovative, cutting-edge industry standards in technology and communications.
Viral content creationSocial media strategyMedia entrepreneurshipPhotographyStage designRecording techniquesWriting
Social media strategistContent creatorGame designerPhotographer/videographerWeb designerJournalistAdvertiser
Economics
B.A. or B.S.
Become a skilled analyst of data, marketing trends and human behavior, so you can help businesses and governments make more informed decisions and influence economic policy for the betterment of all.
Economic policy analysisCost-benefit analysisEconomic modelingMicroeconomicsData analysisMacroeconomicsQuantitative methods
Financial analystEconomistBusiness analystData analystMarket research analystEconomic consultantActuary
Environmental Sciences
B.S.
Pursue a rigorous, integrative education in science and policy as you learn to address global challenges like climate change, pollution and biodiversity loss as an environmentally focused scientist or analyst.
Field sampling (water/air/soil/vegetation)Data analysisGISRemote sensingWetland delineationEnvironmental technical writingEnvironmental problem-solving
Environmental scientistEcologistNature interpreterEnvironmental educatorClimate analystEnvironmental consultantPollution regulations compliance officerHydrologist/Water resource specialistRestoration planner
Environmental Economics and Policy
B.S.
Develop a strong economic skill set – supplemented by education in biological, physical or social sciences – as you prepare for a multifaceted career in environmental analysis.
Applied economicsNatural resource economics and policyMeasuring resource and environmental impactsMicroeconomicsMacroeconomicsEnvironmental lawBenefit-cost analysis
Environmental economistLand use plannerData analystResearch analyst for environmental nonprofitEnvironmental policy specialistCompliance analystPre-law
Finance
B.A. or B.S.
Gain an in-depth understanding of how to invest money and raise funds to influence business operations and impact entrepreneurial ventures in virtually every industry.
InvestingFinancial managementFinancial statement analysisPortfolio managementRisk managementInternational economicsFixed income securities
ActuaryAuditorLoan officerFinancial analystFinancial advisorSales agentInformation securities analyst
Fisheries, Wildlife, and Conservation Sciences
B.S.
Learn how to maintain balance for fish, wildlife and the delicate environments they live in through science-based curriculum that emphasizes applied ecological principles.
Fish, avian and wildlife conservationPopulation dynamicsMarine ecologyAnimal geneticsVertebrate physiologyHabitat restorationAnimal care and rehabilitationEcosystem ecology
Fisherieswildlife or marine biologistFish and wildlife law enforcementEndangered species biologistHatchery managerHabitat restoration biologistWildlife area managerAnimal caretaker
French
B.A.
Develop proficiency in a language spoken by nearly 300 million people worldwide as you gain knowledge of and appreciation for diverse francophone cultures and modern-day France.
French language proficiencyMulticultural understandingLanguage and social identitiesSocial class and constructsLiterary and film analysisLinguisticsColonialism
EducatorForeign affairs officerInternational business professionalInterpreter and translatorJournalistNon-governmental worker
Geography and Geospatial Science
B.S.
Use the power of big data analysis and visualization technologies to explore humanity's relationship with our physical environment and natural, cultural and built resources.
Geographic information systemsHydrologyRemote sensingGeovisualization and cartographyGeographic field researchPhysical geographyWeb mappingGeospatial analysisHuman-environment geographySurveying
GIS analystLand use plannerPlanning and resource managerCartographerRemote sensing specialistLand surveyorPhotogrammetristCAD/GIS developerGeospatial intelligence analystConservation specialist
German
B.A. or B.S.
Build a strong foundation in the language, culture and history of German-speaking countries, and benefit from ample interactions with classmates and instructors.
German language proficiencyLanguage and social identitiesNative language enhancementGlobal perspectivesCultural awarenessWorld development
EducatorForeign affairs officerInternational business professionalInterpreter and translatorJournalistNon-governmental worker
History
B.A. or B.S.
Immerse yourself in thought-provoking courses to better understand the past—from multiple cultural perspectives—and contemporary global issues by searching for historical patterns.
African historyMedieval European historyModern Latin American historyIndigenous North American perspectivesWorld historyMilitary history
Political scientistPre-lawResearcher EducatorSocial scientistInternational relations officer
Horticulture
B.S.
Grow your skills in horticultural production through the study of topics such as plant pathology, pest and weed management, applied ecology and agricultural policy.
Plant nutritionSustainable landscapesUrban forestryPermacultureTurf grass maintenancePlant breedingBeekeepingForage productionWildland plant identificationMedicinal plants
Urban farmerLandscape designerGreenhouse managerPlant breederArboristVineyard managerSoil and plant scientistUrban and regional plannerAthletic field director
Hospitality Management
B.A. or B.S.
Develop the advanced knowledge you need to excel in leadership roles within the dynamic hospitality industry, with a focus on service, operations and technology.
Lodging managementHospitality lawLabor relationsService managementReputation managementHospitality technologyRevenue management and pricing
Hotel managerRestaurant managerSocial media coordinatorTravel consultantTour directorWinery managerCorporate event planner
Human Development and Family Sciences
B.S.
Make a difference in the lives of people in your community. Develop practical, interdisciplinary skills to promote human dignity and social justice. Help people of all ages grow and thrive.
Evidence-based programming/policyTrauma-informed practicesStrengths-based practicesBehavioral supportGrant writingAdvocacy and social justice
Youth program specialistEarly care and education directorParent educatorSocial workerMarriage and family counselorPreschool teacherCaseworkerAdvocate
Kinesiology
B.S.
Study the impact of human movement on health and quality of life, focusing on physical activity throughout different life stages, as you prepare for a career in the wellness and fitness industries.
Motor skills developmentBiomechanicsAdapted physical activityExercise physiologySport and physical activityExercise psychology
Fitness program directorPersonal trainerStrength coachPhysical therapist aideWellness coordinatorCorporate wellness specialist
Liberal Studies
B.A. or B.S.
Customize your liberal studies major to meet your unique academic goals. Work with an advisor to develop a cohesive program of study that will foster critical skills for your career.
WritingCritical thinkingCommunicationPlanningOrganizationSelf-reflection
Non-profit managers/coordinatorsEvent plannerTravel journalistLaw enforcementPre-law
Marine Studies
B.A. or B.S.
Navigate social, political and cultural issues of marine systems through the lens of the humanities, arts and sciences — with a focus on sustainability.
Marine ecologyCritical thinkingCultural resource managementScientific reasoningCommunicationMarine environmental justiceEthical reasoning
Marine policy analystCoastal communication specialistMarine entrepreneurConservation outreach coordinatorCommunity education specialistAquarium outreach coordinator
Marketing
B.A. or B.S.
Immerse yourself in the science of consumers, products and communications as you develop the expertise to improve business brands through marketing insights.
Consumer insightsMarketing and digital communicationsMarketing managementProfessional salesMarketing strategyQualitative researchCustomer relationship management
Art directorDesignerAdvertising salesPromotions managerFundraiserDigital marketing managerPublic relations specialist
Mechanical Engineering
B.S.
Learn how to design, build and improve mechanical systems, components and processes. Gain in-demand skills in computational engineering and modeling that will set you apart as a mechanical engineer.
Mechanical engineeringComputer-aided designProduct development3D modelingSystems engineeringManufacturing processesEngineering design process
Mechanical engineerAerospace engineerMechatronics engineerEnergy engineerRobotics engineerManufacturing engineerMaterials engineer
Natural Resources
B.S.
Explore natural and social sciences through a customizable curriculum that considers the interrelationship between our planet's resources and the human dimensions that impact them.
Forest biology and ecologyNatural resource educationWildland fire ecologyLandscape analysisEcological restorationConservation law enforcementHuman dimensions in natural resources
Wildlife conservation officerNatural resources educatorExtension agentField researcherForest, rangeland or wildlife ecologistLand-use plannerRiparian, wetlands or watershed specialist
Organizational Leadership
B.A. or B.S.
Become an effective leader who can manage diverse projects and people by gaining the ability to solve problems through strategic communications.
NegotiationsCross-cultural managementCompensation managementProject managementSocial entrepreneurshipInnovation managementEmployee recruitment
Sales managerAccount managerFinancial analystChief executiveOperations analystTraining and development managerRetail supervisor
Philosophy
B.A. or B.S.
Analyze classical issues and contemporary ones emerging in popular culture, social media, politics and more while gaining the skills to support lives guided by ethical reflection and civic duty.
Political philosophiesBiomedical ethicsEthical environmentsPhilosophy and religionAnalytical reasoningEpistemologySymbolic logic
LawyerPolitical scientistEconomistPsychologistHistorianWriterTeacher
Political Science
B.A. or B.S.
Investigate the theory and practice of politics and government at a local, national and global level, so you can better understand today’s rapidly evolving political climate and help shape society's future.
Constitutional lawGender and lawPolitical analysisRural policiesMedia analysisGlobal food politics and policyData interpretation
Political analystLegislative directorCampaign managerJournalistGeopolitical analystGovernment affairs specialistIntelligence analyst
Psychology
B.A. or B.S.
Analyze the scientific and humanistic perspectives of psychology, and come to appreciate human diversity in identifying, understanding and solving complex problems in others’ lives.
Brain behaviorHuman lifespan developmentSocial psychologyPsychological researchAbnormal psychologyCognitive psychologyEthical reasoning
Human and social serviceMarket researchLaw enforcementEducation and trainingSocial justiceHuman resourcesCriminal justice
Public Health
B.S.
Protect and improve the well-being of your community through health data analysis, disease and injury prevention strategy, health policy and management of social and environmental determinants of health.
Health promotion and educationEpidemiologyBiostatisticsDisease preventionEnvironmental health determinantsHealth data analysisHealthcare management
Community health workerHealth educatorPublic health analystEpidemiology research assistantHealth policy advocateEnvironmental health specialistCommunity health program coordinator
Public Policy
B.S.
View the world through multiple lenses thanks to courses in economics, political science, sociology and specialization topics that will empower you to develop workable solutions for emerging issues.
State and local politicsGovernmental problem-solvingPublic administrationEthical reasoningPolicy researchPublic economicsPolicy analysis
Community organizerFederal program specialistLegislative aideLobbyistStrategic plannerPublic interest paralegal
Rangeland Sciences
B.S.
Study the ecological, socioeconomic and policy aspects of rangeland management as you prepare yourself for a wide-open career in conserving and managing ecosystems and their resources.
Habitat managementSustainable livestock grazing systemsEcological restorationRangeland stewardshipShrubland or grassland ecologyWildland plant identificationRangeland policy and economics
Rangeland management specialistRestoration ecologistNatural resource specialistRanch managerPark managerSoil and water conservationistConservation biologistGame enforcement
Religious Studies
B.A. or B.S.
Delve into an academic study of religions and religious diversity while learning the impact religious traditions make on politics, aesthetics, social structure and culture.
Contemplative practiceEthical reasoningComparative analysisTextual criticismInterdisciplinary analysisCritical thinkingInterpersonal communication
EducatorHumanitarian services workerJournalistPolitical scientistNonprofit directorCommunity outreach coordinatorMuseum curator or archivist
Sociology
B.A. or B.S.
Study society and human behavior through an exploration of topics such as social inequality, crime and justice, social services and natural resources, equipping you to make an impact on your community.
Evidence evaluationResearch proposal creationQuantitative data analysisQualitative data collectionPresentation developmentReport writing
Social service workerMarketing consultantPublic policy researcherTeacherUser experience specialistPublic relations coordinator
Spanish
B.A.
Prepare for life as a bilingual and culturally responsive citizen through courses that guide your learning of the language and cultures of Spanish-speaking countries.
Language proficiencyTranslation and interpretationLiterary analysisCross-cultural communicationComparative analysisCultural knowledgeCritical thinking
Localization specialistSpanish language teacherTranslator or interpreterInternational relations officerCultural program coordinatorInternational business consultantCultural liaisonExport/important coordinator
Supply Chain and Logistics Management
B.S.
Learn what it takes to deliver insight and analysis that can improve supply chain resiliency and sustainability, and gain skills to solve business problems using knowledge of global logistics systems.
Service and logistics operationsProject managementData analyticsForecastingContract managementDemand and inventory planningProcess and quality management
Logistics managerOperations managerMaterials managersSupply chain analystDemand plannerSupply chain directorInventory manager
Sustainability
B.S. (Postbaccalaureate or double degree)
Gain interdisciplinary expertise in sustainable practices through this double-degree program, and build a career that can impact all aspects of global business, politics, economics and society.
Human impacts on ecosystemsSustainable supply chain managementEnvironmental sociologyNatural resource economicsSustainable communitiesCarbon and greenhouse gas management
Sustainability coordinatorStrategic plannerSustainable waste, energy or water managerEnvironmental monitoring and assessmentUrban plannerSustainability researcherEcotourism
Teaching
B.S. – Clinically Based Elementary Education
Impact lives by becoming a skilled, licensed elementary teacher who can manage a multi-subject classroom through clinical, hands-on supervision and practice-informed coursework.
AssessmentClassroom managementESOL educationTeaching numerous subjectsDeveloping literacyTeaching mathematicsTeaching scienceSupporting differentiated environments
Elementary school teacher
Tourism, Recreation and Adventure Leadership
B.S.
Learn how to facilitate outdoor experiences that respect and protect natural resources and cultural heritage. Gain real-world skills from a program focused on sustainability, justice and equity.
Land use planningNatural resource managementEnvironmental interpretationProgram managementSustainabilityAccessibility in outdoor recreationPublic lands policy
Outdoor educatorEcotourism managerNaturalistPark rangerNatural resource plannerRecreation managerOutdoor adventure guide
Women, Gender, and Sexuality Studies
B.A. or B.S.
Acquire extensive knowledge in social sciences and humanities that focuses on gender issues and women’s experiences. Examine feminist and anti-racist work that contributes to social justice.
Gender and scienceWomen of colorFeminismsQueer studiesEcofeminismTransgender livesFeminist philosophies
Domestic violence or homeless shelter directorHuman rights advocateJournalistLawyerLegislative aideProfessorSocial worker
Zoology
B.S.
Study the vast field of animal biology – from DNA to ecosystems – and gain a broad scientific foundation that will prepare you for a wide range of careers in the life sciences.
Invertebrate and vertebrate biologyAnimal behaviorPopulation biologyEnvironmental physiologyHerpetologyAquatic entomologyGenetics and cell biologyEcology and evolutionConservation biology
Animal scientistAnimal breederField biologistConservationistAnimal care and husbandryLaboratory animal researchCuratorial and museum management
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Undergraduate certificates (14)
Aging Studies
Undergraduate Certificate
Learn to apply current theories and research in practice with aging individuals and communities. Research why we age, how to slow the rate of aging, and the challenges and strengths of aging populations.
Health care systemsEpidemiologyChronic diseaseEvidence-based managementPsychological assessment
Geriatric case managerBusiness administratorHuman resource coordinatorPublic health professionalsPathway to pre-med/clinical psychology
Cybersecurity
Undergraduate Certificate
Learn to design and manage secure systems to safeguard data from malicious actors through knowledge of firewalls, intrusion detection systems and data loss prevention.
SecurityCryptographyDigital forensicsInformation security governanceData miningParallel programming
Cybersecurity analystCybersecurity engineerSoftware engineerRequirements analystRisk management directorSoftware assurance engineer
Design for Social Impact
Undergraduate Certificate
Learn how to apply design thinking to society’s most daunting challenges, so you can make a positive impact across the issues you care about.
Project managementProblem solving & innovationVisualization skillsCommunicating in a professional contextDesigning solutions for equity & inclusionTeam leadershipUser experience
Product developerBusiness developer & entrepreneurNonprofit managerConsultantGraphic designerUX designerPrototype builderTech-enabled artist
Food in Culture and Social Justice
Undergraduate Certificate
Help build equal access to safe, culturally acceptable, nutritionally adequate food in cultures around the world by promoting food justice on local, state and national levels.
Food systemsFood in world historySocial inequalityNutritional anthropologyEnvironmental ethicsGlobal food politics
Equity and social justice coordinatorProject managerGrants database managerNonprofit managerFood service aideProgram coordinator
Geographic Information Science (GIScience)
Undergraduate Certificate
Discover how to use geographic information technologies, and develop a skill set that is highly valued in science, natural resources, government, industry and business.
SurveyingCartographyRemote sensingGeospatial informationSatellite image analysisGeovisual analyticsWeb mapping
Geospatial logistics analystTransportation surveyorMapping technicianField surveyor
Global Learning
Undergraduate Certificate
Acquire a greater understanding of global cultures, economies, political systems and international relations, and learn how to skillfully communicate across cultures.
Intercultural communicationInternational relationsWorld language and cultural studiesInternational economicsAnthropology of international developmentInternational finance theory and policy
Project managerHuman resource managerGuidance counselorNonprofit coordinatorGlobal relief project specialist
Humanitarian Engineering
Undergraduate Certificate
Build technical engineering skills and learn to analyze the social, environmental and economic context as you work with underserved populations to help gain safe access to vital resources.
Co-designCross-cultural communicationInterdisciplinary teamworkCommunity engagementSustainabilitySocial Impact
Humanitarian organization coordinatorConflict relief project managerDesign engineerNon-profit directorMultinational organization staffResearch scientist
Mechatronics for Manufacturing Engineering
Undergraduate Certificate
Integrate advanced applications of automation and mechatronics in technology, and step into a high-demand career in industrial robotics, mechanical design, electronics or systems engineering.
Electrical engineering fundamentalsAutomationRoboticsMechatronicsLogical controlDigital control theoryDigital signal processing
Robotics engineerAutomation engineerControl system design engineerElectronics design engineerMechanical design engineerData scientist
Medical Humanities
Undergraduate Certificate
Enroll in a program that supports the scientific features of any healing profession and will prepare you to navigate important decision-making processes in health care.
Health and social justiceBiomedical ethicsMedical anthropologyBiological and cultural constructions of raceHistory of medicine
Health educatorPatient advocateCommunity health workerMedical scribeHealth care recruiterWellness director
Organic Farming Systems
Undergraduate Certificate
Gain the technical skills and knowledge to make agricultural and food systems environmentally, economically and socially sustainable as you build a career in organic farming.
Organic agricultural systemsSourcing and efficacyDisease managementOrganic cropping systemsSoil managementWeed managementOrganic crop design
Lead gardenerFarm managerAgricultural specialistLandscape architectSales manager
Organizational Leadership
Undergraduate Certificate
Gain strategic communication and leadership skills, and learn how to effectively find, motivate and lead talented employees while running dynamic projects.
Negotiation tacticsProject managementTeam facilitationLeadershipHuman resources management
Human resources managerOrganizational design and strategy leadProduct management leaderProject managerTalent manager
Science and Technology of Alcoholic Beverages
Undergraduate Certificate
Gain expertise in fermentation microbiology, sensory analysis, production technologies and more. Build your career with training in brewing, distilling and winemaking from a global leader in the field.
Fermentation microbiologyFlavor chemistrySensory analysisAlcoholic beverage analysisSustainable productionFood safetyQuality assurance
Head brewerDistillerBrewery operations managerWinemakerQuality assurance managerCellar managerProduction managerEnologist
Urban Agriculture
Undergraduate Certificate
Learn how to capitalize on new agricultural markets that are not addressed by traditional rural farming through innovative farming techniques that produce dynamic food systems.
Pest managementOrganic farming and gardeningCrop ecology and morphologyFood systems and food justiceUrban agriculturePlant nutritionPermaculture design
Urban farmerProduction managerVertical farming specialistFood and agriculture plannerInstallation team leader
Women, Gender, and Sexuality Studies
Undergraduate Certificate or Minor
Engage in a broad study of gender and women's issues in a program that emphasizes a diversity of experiences through a focus on disciplinary-based knowledge about women's lives.
Gender and scienceIssues related to women of colorFeminismQueer studiesEcofeminismTransgender issuesFeminist philosophy
Domestic violence shelter directorHuman rights advocateJournalistLawyerLegislative aidSocial worker
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Undergraduate microcredentials (44)
Business and Professional Writing
Microcredential
Sharpen your professional writing and communication skills and gain helpful strategies for creating clear and concise technical documents, presentations and more.
WritingEditingResearchCritical thinkingRhetorical analysisGenre knowledgePresentations
Business of Viral Content Creation
Microcredential
Learn to strategically analyze and produce content with the intention of building your own platform and brand, and sharpen your content gathering, evaluation and writing skills.
Content developmentData analysisSearch engine optimizationSocial media
Child and Youth Development
Microcredential
Gain a broad understanding of human development from infancy through adolescence, including the influence of family, community, school and peers.
Childhood developmentadolescent developmentparenting stylesdiscipline and attachmentobserving youthdevelopmental practicescollaborative strategies
Children and Youth With Disabilities
Microcredential
Learn how to promote more inclusive support for children with diverse needs and abilities by better understanding the associated developmental, educational and family challenges.
Developmentally appropriate practicescollaborative strategiesethical principlesdisability rights principlesobserving and interpreting behavior
Chinese (Introductory)
Microcredential
Learn the essentials of colloquial Mandarin with an emphasis on conversation, reading and writing, and build a foundation that enables you to communicate with a global network.
Basic written ChineseBasic spoken ChineseBasic Chinese comprehension
Consumer Analytics Fundamentals
Microcredential
Equip yourself with the marketing and analytics skills to make decisions that advance organizations, and learn to apply human behavior principles to various business contexts.
Business intelligenceData miningMarketingMarketing research
Content Development and Production
Microcredential
Enhance your creativity and gain the applied skills to visualize a text narrative into an audio/visual media production, and develop the ability to manipulate sound media.
Adobe Creative SuiteBrandingMedia productionStorytelling
Digital Marketing Fundamentals
Microcredential
Understand digital channels, tools and trends — including search engine optimization (SEO) and search engine marketing (SEM) — so you can grow your business and advance its goals.
Search engine optimizationDigital marketingMarketing strategiesSearch engine marketing
Disparities and Discrimination Through an Economic Lens
Microcredential
Take part in the economic analysis of disparities with a focus on theories and evidence of discrimination, sources of employment and wage disparities, and policies to remedy economic inequality.
Human capital analysisPublic policy analysisEconomic analysis of discriminationMeasurement of inequality
Economic Foundations
Microcredential
Study how institutions allocate resources, the consequences of resource distribution, and learn to analyze decisions in markets and everyday settings.
Analysis of decision-makingEconomic analysisMarket analysisPublic policy analysis
Engineering Mechanics
Microcredential
Develop the skills to adeptly work with engineering technology, complete first-line engineering tasks and more as you build the foundational knowledge every engineer needs.
Applied mechanicsGeometryMaterials scienceTrigonometry
General Chemistry
Microcredential
Learn important chemical principles and theories, develop safe laboratory practices and broaden your understanding of the societal implications of chemistry.
Dimensional analysisLaboratory techniquesLogarithms and exponential functionsLinear regression analysis
German (Introductory)
Microcredential
Develop foundational speaking, writing, reading and comprehension skills in German, and learn about German culture while gaining the skills to converse with others in the language.
Speaking at the A1, A2, B1, B2 levelsWriting at the A1, A2, B1, B2 levelsReading at the A1, A2, B1, B2 levelsListening at the A1, A2, B1, B2 levels
German (Intermediate I)
Microcredential
Develop intermediate speaking, writing, reading and comprehension skills in German, and learn about German culture while gaining the skills to converse with others in the language.
Speaking at the A1, A2, B1, B2 levelsWriting at the A1, A2, B1, B2 levelsReading at the A1, A2, B1, B2 levelsListening at the A1, A2, B1, B2 levels
German (Intermediate II)
Microcredential
Develop intermediate speaking, writing, reading and comprehension skills in German, and learn about German culture while gaining the skills to converse with others in the language.
Speaking at the A1, A2, B1, B2 levelsWriting at the A1, A2, B1, B2 levelsReading at the A1, A2, B1, B2 levelsListening at the A1, A2, B1, B2 levels
German (Advanced)
Microcredential
Develop advanced speaking, writing, reading and comprehension skills in German, and learn about German culture while gaining the skills to converse with others in the language.
Speaking at the A1, A2, B1, B2 levelsWriting at the A1, A2, B1, B2 levelsReading at the A1, A2, B1, B2 levelsListening at the A1, A2, B1, B2 levels
Indigenous Studies
Microcredential
Study Indigenous experiences and learn how to critically assess colonialism and power dynamics, so that you can respectfully engage and collaborate with tribal communities.
Indigenous history contextualizationSovereignty advocacy and supportColonialism and power analysis
Innovation and Entrepreneurship: Opportunity Identification
Microcredential
Learn design-thinking principles that will help you identify and scale emerging business opportunities, and learn entrepreneurship basics and a framework for process innovation.
Design thinkingInnovationBusiness planning
Innovative Healthcare Leadership
Microcredential
Use exercises, simulations and real-world business scenarios to learn the key principles of healthcare management, and discover the forces that shape organizational performance.
Healthcare industry knowledgeHealthcare strategyCreative problem-solvingInnovationLeadershipStrategic decision-making
Innovative Healthcare Management
Microcredential
Learn how to apply entrepreneurial thinking to health care delivery systems and create innovative management solutions that better support health care workers and patients.
Organizational leadershipHealth care system evaluationEntrepreneurshipHealth care innovation planningCreative problem solving
Italian (Introductory)
Microcredential
Develop your speaking, listening, reading and writing comprehension of Italian. Gain a unique cultural perspective as you develop the skills to converse with other Italian speakers.
Listening and speaking at the CILS A1-A2 levelReading at the CILS A1-A2 levelWriting at the CILS A1-A2 level
Italian (Intermediate)
Microcredential
Expand your speaking, listening, reading and writing comprehension of Italian. Gain a unique cultural perspective as you develop the skills to converse more confidently with other Italian speakers.
Listening and speaking at the CILS B1-B2 levelReading at the CILS B1-B2 levelWriting at the CILS B1-B2 level
Korean (Introductory)
Microcredential
Learn the logical components of Korean with a focus on reading, writing, listening, speaking, colloquial expressions and culture to gain a comprehensive understanding.
Listening and speaking at TOPIK Levels 1 & 2Reading at TOPIK Levels 1 & 2Writing at TOPIK Levels 1 & 2
Korean (Intermediate)
Microcredential
Learn the logical components of Korean with a focus on reading, writing, listening, speaking, colloquial expressions and culture to gain a comprehensive understanding.
Listening and speaking at TOPIK Levels 1 & 2Reading at TOPIK Levels 1 & 2Writing at TOPIK Levels 1 & 2
Medical Spanish
Microcredential
Deepen your Spanish speaking and comprehension skills related to health care and medical language while exploring health and healing systems from cross-cultural perspectives.
Cultural medical interpretationSpanish medical vocabularyVerbal and written Spanish
Occupational Safety in Supply Chain Management
Microcredential
Maximize the health and safety of workers by learning how to manage exposures to hazards that come about from the products, processes and services organizations provide.
Corrective and Preventive Action (CAPA)Occupational Safety and Health (OSHA)Operations managementSupply chain
Organizational Leadership
Microcredential
Explore effective leadership styles that best fit your personality and preferences, and develop vital skills in the capacity of mentoring and cross-cultural communication.
CommunicationsEconomicsHuman resources managementLeadership
Outdoor Recreation Resource Management
Microcredential
Develop practical knowledge and skills for the strategic management of parks and outdoor recreation, including sustainable water and land resource management.
Outdoor recreation managementPublic lands managementProtected area managementCommunicationDiversity, equity and inclusion in outdoor recreation
Principles of Human Anatomy and Physiology
Microcredential
Develop a comprehensive understanding of the body’s major systems and gain essential skills that can lead to careers in fitness, wellness and the medical and allied health fields.
Human anatomy and physiologyTissue histologyScientific methodologyInformation synthesisGraphical reasoningProject collaboration
Process Engineering Analysis
Microcredential
Advance your career by gaining expertise in semiconductor process engineering, preparing you for leading roles in semiconductor research and development and manufacturing for next-generation chips.
Application of first and second laws of thermodynamicsApplication of process modelsProcess engineeringMolecular diffusion processes
CHE 311 - Thermodynamics (3)
CHE 331 - Transport Phenomena I (4)
CHE 332 - Transport Phenomena II (3)
CHE 333 - Transport Phenomena III (3)
Process Engineering Fundamentals
Microcredential
Gain in-demand skills in semiconductor process development and evaluation. Learn how to transform raw materials into functional integrated circuits, equipping you with knowledge about next-generation chip manufacturing.
Material balances set-up, performance, and applicationEnergy balances set-up, performance, and applicationThermophysical and thermochemical calculationsData analysisStatistical analysis of process dataProcess engineering
Professional Readiness
Microcredential
Acquire the knowledge that employers need most when it comes to hiring and promoting individuals, and become a skilled problem-solver who makes sound decisions.
CommunicationsFinancePlanningResearch
Professional Sales
Microcredential
Study the concepts and principles of effective sales strategies, and become skilled in persuasive communication, personal selling techniques and how to identify opportunities.
Sales and marketingProspectingTrust-buildingCommunication
Programming Fundamentals
Microcredential
Build a strong foundation in computer science by learning the basics of programming and the necessary skills for front-line programming roles.
Data structuresProgramming in PythonFundamentals of object-oriented programmingGitHub and git usage
Public Policy Foundations
Microcredential
Learn how to conduct research, analyze and interpret qualitative data, and present this data to inform new policies, so you can help create workable solutions for issues in the public and private sectors.
Policy analysisPolicy implementationProgram evaluation
Retail Management Fundamentals
Microcredential
Learn about all levels of management responsibility related to merchandising and store operations, and gain the ability to effectively market brands, products and services.
FinanceMerchandisingRetail managementRetail operations
Serving LGBTQIA+ Communities
Microcredential
Study key concepts, histories and political frameworks that will help you better understand and engage in applied work and direct services for LGBTQIA+ communities.
Applied learningIntersectional analysisAdvocacyCommunity resilienceCultural responsiveness
Spanish (Introductory)
Microcredential
Learn about the complexity of the Spanish language and the diversity of Spanish-speaking communities while gaining the skills to converse with other Spanish-speakers.
Active listeningCollaborationCommunicationsCultural literacyDigital literacyPresentationsTeamwork
Spanish (Intermediate)
Microcredential
Gain a more advanced understanding of the complexity of Spanish and the diversity of Spanish-speaking communities while gaining the skills to converse with others in Spanish.
Active listeningCollaborationCommunicationsCultural literacyDigital literacyPresentationsTeamwork
Sports Business
Microcredential
Empower yourself to develop marketing strategies, evaluate strategic implications of sponsorship and apply analytical skills to improve sports business decision-making.
Data analysisFinanceSalesSports marketing
Supply Chain Analytics
Microcredential
Develop critical analytical skills and learn how to make data-driven business decisions. Learn how to analyze and improve supply chain challenges using proven, data-informed research methods.
Supply chain analysisSupply chain managementSpreadsheet fundamentalsResearch
Supply Chain Logistics Management and Procurement
Microcredential
Discover how to blend practical analysis skills with knowledge of supply chain management, and fine-tune your interpersonal and innovation skills through experiential learning.
Inventory managementSupply chain analysisSupply chain managementSupply chain planning
Supply Chain Management Fundamentals
Microcredential
Build decision-making skills related to project and inventory management as well as the ability to apply process management concepts needed to solve workplace problems.
Enterprise resource planningLogisticsProcess improvementSupply chain planning
Theoretical Computer Science
Microcredential
Discover the science-based concepts driving innovation in AI, machine learning and data science, and stand out in the job market as a software engineer with skill-focused training in theoretical computer science.
Grammars and automata as models of computationCorrectness of algorithmsFunctional programming techniquesEquivalency of models of computationDivide-and-conquer algorithm designDynamic programming
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Undergraduate course sequences (2)
Chemistry and Lab Courses
Online Course Sequences
Enroll in a rigorous, fully online chemistry course sequence or lab sequence that is designed to meet degree requirements for science, non-science and engineering majors.
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Language Courses
Online Course Sequences
Set yourself up for career advancement and enhance your global awareness and intercultural skills by studying a new language via engaging and interactive language courses online.
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Graduate degrees (23)
Adult and Higher Education
Ed.M.
Gain the applied skills and knowledge needed to design, implement and assess educational and training programs in a variety of formats (in-person, online, hybrid).
Instructional technologyInstructional designProgram evaluationNeeds assessmentAdult learning and developmentOrganizations and systems theoryInstructional strategies
Corporate trainerOnboarding specialistInstructional designerHuman resource managerTraining and development managerProgram coordinatorInstructor
Adult and Higher Education
Ed.D.
Prepare for leadership roles in higher education with a Doctorate of Education (Ed. D.) program that blends leadership training, applied research and experiential learning.
Equitable leadershipBudget and financeLegal issuesApplied researchNeeds assessmentProgram evaluationHigher education administration
University presidentUniversity vice presidentChief diversity officerProvostCollege deanEducational consultant
Business
MBA
Gain in-demand business skills through a highly regarded MBA program. Choose from several specialization tracks, which were designed with industry feedback to give you a competitive edge.
Leadership and managementStrategic thinkingData analysisCorporate financeCybersecurity managementHuman resources managementNegotiation techniques
Business operations managerFinancial managerHuman resources managerMarketing directorHealth services directorManagement consultant
Business
MSB
Develop strong business acumen and leadership qualities while gaining the tools to be an expert in the workforce in this MSB program, which offers a variety of specialization options.
Data exploration and visualizationFinancial and cost analysisSupply chain managementPractical business analysisDigital marketing analysis
Sales executiveBusiness intelligence managerManagement analyst and consultantOperations manager Industrial production managerMedia plannerDigital marketing manager
Clinical Mental Health Counseling
MCoun
Get the in-depth knowledge, clinical experience and credentials you need to deliver comprehensive mental health counseling to people of all ages and backgrounds.
Group counselingSocial and cultural diversityHuman growth and developmentCareer developmentAssessment and testingResearch and program developmentMental health counselingTrauma-informed counseling
Family therapistMental health counselorRehabilitation counselorSocial workerGuidance counselorCareer advisorSubstance abuse counselor
College Student Services Administration
Ed.M. or Graduate Certificate
Gain the skills needed to thrive in student-facing roles at postsecondary institutions and other organizations. Build a career rooted in equity, access and institutional transformation
Administrative leadershipAdvocacy and intervention problem solvingEthical principals and theoryProgram evaluationStudent developmentFinancial management
Director of student affairsCultural and equity center managerDirector of residence lifeFinancial aid counselorCareer advisorAcademic advisorSuccess coach
Computer Science
M.S. or MEng
Deepen your technical expertise in emerging topics in computer science and learn how to manage technical teams from faculty who have extensive industry experience.
Theoretical computer scienceArtificial intelligenceComputer systemsSoftware engineeringComputer vision and graphicsMachine learningPrivacy and surveillance
Chief information officerComputer systems analystData scientistEngineering managerInformation security analystSoftware architectTechnical lead
Counseling
Ph.D.
Study with a cohort in a program that emphasizes cultural, theoretical and research-based frameworks as you develop into a leader in counselor education and supervision.
Research and publicationSupervisionAdvanced theory and practiceAssessmentCareer counselingConsultationGroup counselingDiversity and social justiceCounselor education
Behavioral health therapistMental health counselorDirector of counselingRehabilitation therapistSchool counselorCounseling services coordinator
Data Analytics
M.S. or Graduate Certificate
Master the science of big data through expertise in statistics and computing, with skills that are in-demand in virtually every industry and range from data collection and modeling to analysis and visualization.
Data set analysisMultidisciplinary data translationData visualizationStatistical analysisProgramming for data scienceApplied machine learningExperimental design and analysis
Data scientistAnalytics strategistData architectSenior data engineerPredictive analytics managerDirector of business intelligencePrincipal data analyst
Education
M.S.
Study alongside a cohort of peers as you draw upon current research to create innovative and inclusive science and math learning environments for a diverse range of learners.
Classroom managementESOL instructionMath pedagogy and technologyScience pedagogy and technologyCommunity partnershipsInstructional design
Career/Technical education teacherSecondary school teacherElementary school teacherMiddle school teacher
Engineering Management
MEng or Graduate Certificate
Gain skills in project management, operations, risk assessment and strategic planning to successfully lead teams and influence decision-makers in both engineering-focused and interdisciplinary organizations.
Project managementOperations managementEconomic analysisOrganizational behaviorProject risk managementSystems engineeringStrategic planning
Information systems managerChief technology officerNatural science managerDirector of engineeringArchitectural and engineering managerOperations manager
Environmental Sciences
M.S. or PSM
Choose between two master’s pathways in the environmental sciences. Gain rigorous training and focus on research areas like ecosystem function and health, water and natural resources management, environmental policy, and future climate scenario impacts.
BiogeochemistryClimate changeEcological policyEnvironmental analysisSocial scienceGI SystemsStatistical analysisPhysical hydrologyExperimental designEcologyQuantitative analysisWatershed managementEnvironmental educationSustainability assessment
Environmental protection specialistHydrologistRestoration specialistLand use plannerEnvironmental scientistGeospatial scientistClimate scientistSustainability analystEnvironmental consultantWatershed specialistWildlife biologistConservation scientistPredoctoral student
Fisheries and Wildlife Administration
PSM
Accelerate your career with advanced training in fish or wildlife biology, ecology, management and conservation. This program is ideal for professionals already working in fish and wildlife administration.
Wildlife behaviorEcological field methodsFishery biologyPrinciples of wildlife diseasesHabitat conservationInvasive speciesAquacultureWildlife population monitoringManaging wildlife in agricultural ecosystems
Wildlife biologistConservationistEcological plannerFisheries managerBiological technicianZoologistWetland biologistGovernment agency ecologistRange managerAquaculture farm managerOutreach coordinator
Geography and Geospatial Science
M.S.
Apply spatial data analysis to Earth systems and human-environment interactions to address issues ranging from climate resilience and environmental justice to transportation and public health.
Geographic data analysisRemote sensing principles and applicationsAdvanced spatial statisticsWeb mappingHydrology for water resources managementSatellite image analysisPolitical ecologyConservation biologyPlanning for resilient communitiesEnvironmental assessment
GeographerPhotogrammetristSurveyorSpatial systems administratorCartographerRemote sensing scientistGIS software developerWater resource specialistWind energy development managerGeospatial intelligence analystUrban plannerLand use specialistGIS analyst
History
M.A. or M.S.
Prepare for multiple career paths by learning evidence-based analysis, critical empathy and an appreciation of the many perspectives and complexities in the world around us.
Historical methodsResearchCritical thinking and analysisContent developmentData managementWriting and editingPublic speakingHistorical perspectives
HistorianEducation administratorSecondary or post-secondary teacherEditorArchivistAuthorJournalistDocumentarianResearcher
Natural Resources
MNR
Engage with customizable curriculum based on natural and social sciences as you learn to balance environmental, economic, health and cultural interests within the work of resource management.
Sustainable site planningArboricultureWildlife habitat managementRemote sensingGISGreen infrastructureSocial science researchScience communicationWater resources policy
Environmental policy analystForesterLand use plannerRecreation resource managerNatural resources educatorPark naturalistWater conflict managerNatural resources managerWildlife habitat specialistExtension educator
Nutrition - Professional Dietetics
MS-PD
Learn and apply advanced nutrition practice and research skills, including supervised practice in a variety of settings, such as hospitals, long-term care, school food service, primary care, community practice and sports nutrition.
NutritionDieteticsMedical nutrition therapyNutrition counselingResearchEvidence-based practiceFood systemsLeadership
Registered dietitian nutritionistClinical nutrition managerFood service director
Pharmaceutical Sciences
M.S.
Gain a scientific and technical understanding of how drugs are brought to market — from research and discovery to manufacturing and approval. Learn pharmaceutical research methods, instrumentation and data analysis.
Pharmaceutical theoryImmunology researchDiagnostic, therapeutic, and preventative principalsMass spectrometry data analysisScientific literature evaluationMedicinal and computational chemistry
Clinical trials managerDrug discovery scientistBiohealth research scientistLaboratory managerPharma QAC manager
Public Health
MPH
Propel your career as a leader in public health — in your community and around the globe — with advanced training in topics ranging from public health law to global disease prevention to epidemiologic research.
Healthcare leadershipPolicy analysisEpidemiological researchBiostatisticsProgram administration and evaluationCommunication and grant writing
EpidemiologistProgram coordinatorRegulatory toxicologistBiostatisticianHealth policy advisorPublic health consultantHealthcare administrator
Public Policy
MPP or Executive MPP
Become an expert in policy theory, design and implementation. Learn how to integrate groundbreaking science and data analysis into emerging policy practices that can influence local, regional and international policy decisions.
Social researchQuantitative and qualitative data analysisPublic policy analysisEthicsEconomic analysisProblem-solvingSociologyEnergy impact analysis
Policy advisorNon-profit/government program managerConsultantLegislative aidePublic affairs specialistEconomic analystCity/regional plannerEnergy analyst
Radiation Health Physics
MHP
Apply interdisciplinary knowledge of physics, biology and engineering to protect people and the environment from the harmful effects of radiation, ensuring the safe use of radiation in society.
RadiophysicsRadiobiologyRadiation detectionNuclear rules and regulationsNuclear fuel cycle and waste managementRadiochemistryApplied radiation safetyInternal dosimetryRadioecology
PhysicistNuclear engineerNuclear power reactor operatorBiochemistNuclear technicianBiophysicist
School Counseling
MCoun
Prepare yourself to work as a professional counselor who promotes the social, psychological and physical well-being of individuals, families, communities and organizations.
Developmental perspectives in counselingSocial and cultural perspectivesGroup counseling proceduresFamily counselingCrisisgrief and lossCross-cultural counseling
School psychologistTechnical education teacherGuidance counselorCareer advisorSocial worker
Teaching
M.A.T.
Prepare to become an effective teacher and gain hands-on classroom experience as you work toward an Oregon preliminary teaching license in multiple elementary education subjects.
ESOL educationK-12 classroom managementSTEM integrationLiteracy developmentAssessing learningSocial justice education
Elementary school teacher
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Graduate certificates (26)
Business Analytics
Graduate Certificate
Learn how to integrate information technologies with data science as you manage, mine, explore and analyze large data sets while developing skills that are in high demand.
Business analysisData visualizationData and text miningInformation systemsIntegrated business analyticsData managementCompetitive assessment
IT project coordinatorBusiness analystSystems architectInformation technology leadInformation architectUser experience manager
Business Fundamentals
Graduate Certificate
Become an in-demand professional with knowledge of key business concepts such as operations, finance, law, accounting and marketing that you can immediately put into practice.
Managerial decision-makingOperations managementMarketing foundationsFinancial decision-makingTechnical analysis
Team managerHuman resources managerOperations and production architectExecutive assistantProject managerSales representative
College and University Teaching
Graduate Certificate
Learn how to facilitate high-quality learning experiences at colleges and universities, nonprofits, government agencies and private industry through evidence-based instructional design and teaching practices.
Instructional designAdult learning and developmentFormative and summative assessmentDiversityequity and inclusion in educational contexts
Professor/instructorHigher education administratorCurriculum designerResearch mentor
College Student Services Administration
Ed.M. or Graduate Certificate
Shift your career by upgrading your skills in postsecondary student support and services. Curriculum is rooted in equity and access, community and justice and institutional transformation.
Administrative program function and leadershipMulticultural issuesEthical principals and theoryBudget and financeLegal issues
Student affairsCultural and equity centersResidence life programsFinancial aidCareer servicesStudent advisingAcademic support
Data Analytics
M.S. or Graduate Certificate
Earn a graduate credential as you learn how to analyze complex datasets using statistics, computer science and mathematics, making an impact in areas that range from biohealth to business to environmental science.
Statistical methodsEstimation and hypothesis testingMatrix algebraCluster analysisSimulations and data analysisMultivariate analysisTime series analytics
Data analystAnalytics consultantOperations analystData engineerMarket research analystFinancial analystBusiness intelligence analyst
Dual Language Specialization / ESOL
Graduate Certificates
Draw from linguistics, second language acquisition, education policy and program administration as you learn how to teach Spanish-speakers alongside English-proficient peers.
Instructional approaches for ESOLLinguistics for teachersBiliteracy instructionStrategic partnershipsMultilingual linguistics
Education administratorPostsecondary teacherGuidance counselorTeaching assistantAdult educator
Energy Policy
Graduate Certificate
Broaden your knowledge of U.S. energy policy, how it impacts the development of energy markets, and the technologies and resources currently in use and under development.
Renewable energy policyEnergy economicsStakeholder engagementPolicy implementationEnergy policy evaluationClimate policy
Energy policy analystRenewable energy project managerLegislative policy directorUrban or regional plannerSustainability managerBusiness operations specialist
Engineering Management
MEng or Graduate Certificate
Jump start your transition into a management role by acquiring key technical and soft skills along with engineering-focused business and operational expertise.
Project managementEconomic analysisOrganizational behaviorProject risk management
Engineering team leaderProject engineerSenior engineerEngineering managerOperations managerEngineering consultantIndustrial production managerArchitectural engineer
Environmental Management
Graduate Certificate
Help organizations build more sustainable practices with skills in environmental management systems, ESG reporting and investing, humanitarian engineering, green infrastructure and more.
Environmental analysisSustainability assessmentProject managementRemote sensingESG reportingRisk analysisESG investingGreen infrastructureHumanitarian engineeringEnvironmental site assessmentProject design
Environmental consultantSustainability managerEnvironmental plannerEnvironmental resource managerLand use specialistBusiness operations specialistEnvironmental compliance inspectorEnvironmental economist
Fisheries Management
Graduate Certificate
Gain the practical skills in biology, assessment science and social science that you need to manage sustainable recreational and commercial fisheries in collaboration with scientists and policymakers.
AquacultureOcean lawFreshwater ecologyCoastal ecologyMarine conservation biologyFisheries law and policyEcological restorationWetlands and riparian ecologyFish physiologyFisheries assessmentAquatic biological invasions
Fish ecology technicianConservation agentPolicy planning staffEnvironmental affairs advisorHarvest management biologistFisheries biologistFish hatchery managerNGO outreach coordinatorLand use planning assistantParks manager
Forests and Climate Change
Graduate Certificate
Learn how climate change impacts forest ecosystems and approaches to improve forest management for climate change mitigation and adaptation.
Forest ecosystem managementForest geneticsManaging greenhouse gas emissionsAdapting forests to climate changeForest carbon analysisCarbon sequestrationMarket solutions to climate change
Climate change analystEducator or consultantConservation ecologistCarbon accounting specialistAdaptation plannerClimate change impacts assessorForesterResearch associateConservationist
Geographic Information Science
GIScience Graduate Certificate
Develop skills in remote sensing, geospatial data collection and analysis, geovisualization and the use of machine learning to measure and model systems of human and environmental interaction.
Remote sensingSpatial statisticsPhotogrammetryCartography3D laser scanningScientific visualizationDigital terrain modelingProgramming for GIScienceSoil landscape analysisSpatial epidemiology
CartographerGeographic data operations analystAutoCAD/ArcGIS software developerGeographerRemote sensing specialistResearch associateGIS technician or analystCity plannerPhotogrammetry technicianMap specialist
Instructional Design
Graduate Certificate
Develop an understanding of how people learn and process information, and acquire applied skills to design, implement and assess educational programs in a variety of settings.
Instructional technologyInstructional designProgram evaluationNeeds assessmentAdult learning and developmentOrganizations and systems theoryInstructional strategies
Instructional designerInstructorInstructional coordinatorE-learning specialistEducational technology coordinator
Leading and Creating Change
Graduate Certificate
Using practical methods, develop professional leadership skills that are valued by organizations that prioritize social, organizational and environmental health and justice.
Interdisciplinary managementOrganizational performanceDialogue facilitationChange managementPerformance evaluationConflict resolution
Human resources managersTraining and development managersEducation administratorsCommunity health workersMarketing directorsFundraising directors
Organic Agriculture
Graduate Certificate
Grow your understanding of the science behind organic agroecosystems as well as your ability to manage them as you equip yourself for work in organic food production, policymaking or education.
Organic food productionOrganic soil managementLocal food systemsIntegrated pest managementOrganic animal production systemsPlant breeding and seed productionOrganic beekeeping and honey production
Farm managerNursery or greenhouse managerOrganic growerAgricultural technicianCrop consultantExtension agentBiointensive farmerOrganic farming consultantResearch associateOrganic certification officer
Public Health
Graduate Certificate
Prepare for the next stage in your public health career with graduate-level professional development in areas like healthcare administration, health equity and cross-cultural health promotion and education.
AdministrationResearch methodsData analysisEvidence-based health solutionsEnvironmental health assessmentHealth promotion and educationPolicy analysis
Public health analystHealth educatorHealth services managerResearch associate
Public Policy Analysis
Graduate Certificate
Develop your leadership style and gain advanced research and analytical skills, so you can successfully analyze, design and implement policy change.
Quantitative data analysisQualitative data analysisEffective leadershipPolicy theoryEquitable research analysisProblem-solving
Federal program specialistLegislative aideLobbyistStrategic plannerUrban renewal coordinatorRural development coordinatorPolicy analyst
Rural Policy
Graduate Certificate
Address the unique needs of rural communities through targeted initiatives that ensure equitable and sustainable access to healthcare, education, transportation and economic development in rural areas.
Comparative policy analysisPolicy brief writingEconomic developmentData analysisNatural resources policyStakeholder engagementPolicy implementation
Agricultural policy analystRural or city plannerAgritourism coordinatorEconomic development specialistRural grants managerHealth policy analystAdvocacy and outreach coordinator
Supply Chain and Logistics Management
Graduate Certificate
Start your career in a rapidly growing industry by acquiring the skills to manage the flow of products, from sourcing raw materials to transportation to manufacturing.
Manufacturing and service operationsPractical business analysisSupply chain analyticsSourcing managementFundamentals of global logisticsSupply chain strategyInventory management
Supply chain plannerStrategic sourcing and procurement directorSupply chain operations managerSupply chain analystSupply chain category managerBusiness strategy developerOperations supervisor
Sustainable Natural Resources
Graduate Certificate
Gain a holistic view of sustainability as you tackle environmental, economic and social challenges that call for multidisciplinary problem-solving skills and a global perspective of resource management.
Environmental sociologyNatural resources ethicsNatural resources economicsEcological restorationAgroforestryForest wildlife habitat managementIntegrated food, energy, water and climate policyPublic lands policy and management
Forest resource administratorRangeland specialistLand rehabilitation specialistConservation biologistEnvironmental protection specialistSilviculturistHabitat conservation specialistLand use plannerBiometricianInsect and disease management
Toxicology
Graduate Certificate
Explore how toxins impact our environment, human health and food safety and learn how to determine and limit toxicity risks.
Fundamentals of toxicologyHuman health risk assessmentComputational toxicologyPublic healthBiological scienceSocial scienceScience communicationsBiostatisticsEnvironmental toxicologyMolecular toxicology
Environmental toxicologistFood safety compliance officerRegulatory toxicologistOperations research analystBiomedical technicianEnvironmental analystProduct safety evaluatorEnvironmental consultant
Urban Forestry
Graduate Certificate
Apply principles of forestry, green infrastructure, horticulture, urban planning and landscape architecture to the stewardship of planted landscapes and native forest remnants in and around cities.
Urban forest planningGreen infrastructureEcological restorationUrban forestry leadershipPlanning for resilient communitiesArboricultureWildland-urban interface managementGIScienceEnvironmental interpretationEcosystem services
Urban forestry supervisorTree planting coordinatorCity arboristUrban natural resource plannerCommunity assistance foresterNonprofit directorUrban and community forestry program manager
Water Conflict Management and Transformation
Graduate Certificate
Help communities manage a crucial natural resource as you facilitate water governance and conflict resolution, drawing on multidisciplinary expertise to balance ecological, social and economic interests.
Hydro-diplomacyWater governanceHydrologyPollution assessmentWater resources economicsGroundwater remediationEnvironmental lawBargaining and negotiationFinance administrationAquatic chemistryWatershed processes
Water resources directorWater hygiene consultantWater treatment consultantDeputy water managerResource analystWastewater network modelerSales engineerWater resource specialist
Water Resources Engineering
Graduate Certificate
Study the hydrologic cycle and learn modeling and analysis skills, so you can help develop more sustainable solutions for water resources management.
Hydrologic processesSurface modelingWater resources system designRiver engineeringWater quality managementWatershed analysisGroundwater dynamicsNumerical modelingAquifer assessmentStormwater management
HydrologistWater resources engineerCivil engineerEnvironmental engineerHydraulics engineerNatural resources manager
Wildlife Management
Graduate Certificate
Apply a range of applied sciences to manage wildlife populations, with a focus on practical skills that will help you balance habitat conservation and wildlife population dynamics with human dimensions.
Wildlife population monitoringBiological invasionsWildlife law and policyEcological restorationSpecies recoveryWildlife behaviorUrban ecologyNatural resource ethicsRiparian ecologyWildlife diseasesWildlife in agriculture
Conservation agentHarvest management biologistWildlife technicianWildlife law enforcement officerEnvironmental affairs advisorWildlife biologistWildlife inspector and forensics specialistNGO outreach coordinatorWildlife reserve manager
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Graduate microcredentials (5)
DEI in Natural Resources
Graduate microcredential
Learn important DEI, social sustainability and collaborative problem-solving skills that support a more inclusive and effective governance of natural resources.
DEI awarenessDEI application in natural resourcesDEI leadershipCulture and local knowledgeEnvironmental justiceHuman and community well-beingStakeholder and public engagement
Engineering Management
Graduate microcredential
Start on the road to developing an advanced understanding of engineering management principles, and prepare yourself to thrive in managerial roles as a respected team leader.
ForecastingLeadershipProject managementSupply chain
Engineering Project Management
Graduate microcredential
Learn how to break complex tasks into pieces and correctly sequence those parts to ensure that a project meets time, budget and performance requirements.
Engineering managementForecastingProject planningRisk management
IE 571 - Project Management in Engineering
IE 586 / CCE 552 - Project Risk Management
IE 583 - Advanced Engineering Economics Analysis
Instructional Design
Graduate microcredential
Master the foundations of adult education and learning principles and learn how to leverage social justice practices to create impactful, inclusive learning experiences.
Adult educationPrinciples of adult learningEquity and social justice
Public Policy Leadership
Graduate microcredential
Learn social science research methods and gain the analytical skills you need to become a leader in policy design and implementation.
Policy analysis and evaluationPolicy implementationLeadership