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Oregon State University Ecampus delivers 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.
115 undergraduate programs available
Undergraduate degrees (52)
Accounting
B.S.
Learn to make financial decisions and drive strategy in a large or small business, government or nonprofit organization.
Data analysis Financial reporting Auditing Forecasting Financial analysis Tax preparation Risk and opportunity assessment
Public accounting auditor Corporate accountant Business valuation Internal auditor Tax auditor Controller Budget analyst Financial 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 health Communicating ag to the public Environmental law, policy and economics Farm implements Engine theory and operation Organic farming Environmental biology
Agronomist farmer or rancher Animal breeder Soil or water conservationist Grower or production manager Ag communications; marketing or sales Ag educator Extension 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 management Research design and data analysis Forensic analysis Critical thinking Complex social systems problem solving AI and IT interface
Archaeologist Cultural resource manager Educator Ethnographer Cultural anthropologist Museum curator User experience researcher Human 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.
Writing Interpersonal relationships Advertising Indigenous philosophies Scientific reasoning Humanitarian perspectives
Fundraising managers Administrative services managers Social and community service managers Equal opportunity representatives and officers Human resources specialists Training and development specialists
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 virology Immunology Psychology Mechanisms of disease Biomedical ethics Microbial influences on human health Health care systems
Patient care advocate Science writer Medical equipment and pharmaceutical sales Health educator Health care administrator Community health specialist Laboratory 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 genetics Mycology Plant ecology Lichenology Plant pathology Bryology Cell and molecular biology
Botanist Ethnobotanist Horticulturist Plant pathologist Naturalist Biotechnologist Plant geneticist Field botanist Plant 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 speaking Entrepreneurship Marketing Managing teams Financial planning Leadership development Workplace culture
Digital marketing manager Entrepreneur Guest services manager Operations manager Sports marketing specialist Human resources officer Market 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 accounting Microeconomics Operations management Calculus for management Managerial accounting International business
Global intelligence director Market research analyst Quantitative analyst Business analyst Operations manager Logistician Data 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 management Data management Information systems security Information systems design Business networking Business analytics Application development
Network administrator Project manager Web developer E-commerce developer Technology consultant Systems analyst Revenue management analyst
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 engineering Web development Computer networking Cybersecurity Design engineering Parallel programming Cryptography
Cybersecurity engineer Database engineer Network and systems engineer Quality assurance engineer Software developer UI/UX designer Web developer
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 engineering Web development Computer networking Cybersecurity Design engineering Parallel programming Cryptography
Cybersecurity engineer Database engineer Network and systems engineer Quality assurance engineer Software developer UI/UX designer Web 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 estimating Project management and scheduling Virtual design and construction Engineering computation Human resources management Contracts and specifications Highway location and design
Construction director Engineering manager Project engineer Construction site manager Estimator Field engineer Land development project manager Office 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 supervising Songwriting Publishing Music theory Composition Entrepreneurship Arts management Writing for film and games
Songwriter Music creator Music writer Business manager Artist/Performer Film score composer Arts manager
Creative Writing
B.A.
Learn how to craft compelling narratives and how to read and analyze the writing of others in a program that develops your creativity and critical thinking skills.
Writing Editing Story development and planning Critical thinking Research Literary analysis Publication process
Screenwriter Communications manager Journalist Technical writer Public relations specialist Community organizer Grant writer
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 production Soil morphology and classification Weed management Seed science and technology Plant pathology Insect pest management Irrigation principles and practices Plant ecology
Agronomist Soil conservationist Seed technologist Crop field scout Farm manager Crop analyst Soil health coordinator Field soil scientist Precision agricultural technician Soil mapping technician Land 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 management Design research Design thinking Digital marketing Prototyping UX/UI research Marketing communications
Product manager Studio manager Creative director Digital marketing specialist UX/UI designer Marketing account manager Project 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 creation Social media strategy Media entrepreneurship Photography Stage design Recording techniques Writing
Social media strategist Content creator Game designer Photographer/videographer Web designer Journalist Advertiser
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 analysis Cost-benefit analysis Economic modeling Microeconomics Data analysis Macroeconomics Quantitative methods
Financial analyst Economist Business analyst Data analyst Market research analyst Economic consultant Actuary
Electrical and Computer Engineering
B.S.
Learn to build and refine technologies that power modern life — from robotics to renewable energy — while gaining hands-on skills in electronics, networks and embedded systems.
Semiconductor processing Electronic circuit design Signal conditioning and inspection Applied robotics Computer architecture Foundational electronics programming Algorithmic thinking
Control systems engineer Embedded system engineer Robotics engineer Product engineer Design engineer Computer network architect Field applications engineer
Elementary Education
B.A. or B.S.
Take advantage of hands-on learning and a student-centered approach in coursework that emphasizes trauma-informed care as you work to become a licensed elementary school teacher.
Classroom management Trauma informed care Inclusive teaching Learning assessment Social justice advocacy Multiple-subject pedagogy
Elementary education teacher
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 analysis GIS Remote sensing Wetland delineation Environmental technical writing Environmental problem-solving
Environmental scientist Ecologist Nature interpreter Environmental educator Climate analyst Environmental consultant Pollution regulations compliance officer Hydrologist/Water resource specialist Restoration 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 economics Natural resource economics and policy Measuring resource and environmental impacts Microeconomics Macroeconomics Environmental law Benefit-cost analysis
Environmental economist Land use planner Data analyst Research analyst for environmental nonprofit Environmental policy specialist Compliance analyst Pre-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.
Investing Financial management Financial statement analysis Portfolio management Risk management International economics Fixed income securities
Actuary Auditor Loan officer Financial analyst Financial advisor Sales agent Information 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 conservation Population dynamics Marine ecology Animal genetics Vertebrate physiology Habitat restoration Animal care and rehabilitation Ecosystem ecology
Fisheries wildlife or marine biologist Fish and wildlife law enforcement Endangered species biologist Hatchery manager Habitat restoration biologist Wildlife area manager Animal 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 proficiency Multicultural understanding Language and social identities Social class and constructs Literary and film analysis Linguistics Colonialism
Educator Foreign affairs officer International business professional Interpreter and translator Journalist Non-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 systems Remote sensing Geovisualization and cartography Geographic field research Physical geography Web mapping Geospatial analysis
GIS analyst Land use planner Planning and resource manager Cartographer Remote sensing specialist Land surveyor Photogrammetrist CAD/GIS developer Geospatial intelligence analyst Conservation 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 proficiency Language and social identities Native language enhancement Global perspectives Cultural awareness World development
Educator Foreign affairs officer International business professional Interpreter and translator Journalist Non-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 history Medieval European history Modern Latin American history Indigenous North American perspectives World history Military history
Political scientist Pre-law Researcher Educator Social scientist International 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 nutrition Sustainable landscapes Urban forestry Permaculture Turf grass maintenance Plant breeding Medicinal plants
Urban farmer Landscape designer Greenhouse manager Plant breeder Arborist Vineyard manager Soil and plant scientist Urban and regional planner Athletic 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 management Hospitality law Labor relations Service management Reputation management Hospitality technology Revenue management and pricing
Hotel manager Restaurant manager Social media coordinator Travel consultant Tour director Winery manager Corporate event planner
Human Development and Family Sciences
B.A. or 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/policy Trauma-informed practices Strengths-based practices Behavioral support Grant writing Advocacy and social justice
Youth program specialist Early care and education director Parent educator Social worker Marriage and family counselor Preschool teacher Caseworker Advocate
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 development Biomechanics Adapted physical activity Exercise physiology Sport and physical activity Exercise psychology
Fitness program director Personal trainer Strength coach Physical therapist aide Wellness coordinator Corporate 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.
Writing Critical thinking Communication Planning Organization Self-reflection
Non-profit managers/coordinators Event planner Travel journalist Law enforcement Pre-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 ecology Critical thinking Cultural resource management Scientific reasoning Communication Marine environmental justice Ethical reasoning
Marine policy analyst Coastal communication specialist Marine entrepreneur Conservation outreach coordinator Community education specialist Aquarium 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 insights Marketing and digital communications Marketing management Professional sales Marketing strategy Qualitative research Customer relationship management
Art director Designer Advertising sales Promotions manager Fundraiser Digital marketing manager Public 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 engineering Computer-aided design Product development 3D modeling Systems engineering Manufacturing processes Engineering design process
Mechanical engineer Aerospace engineer Mechatronics engineer Energy engineer Robotics engineer Manufacturing engineer Materials 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 ecology Natural resource education Wildland fire ecology Landscape analysis Ecological restoration Conservation law enforcement Human dimensions in natural resources
Wildlife conservation officer Natural resources educator Extension agent Field researcher Forest, rangeland or wildlife ecologist Land-use planner Riparian, 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.
Negotiations Cross-cultural management Compensation management Project management Social entrepreneurship Innovation management Employee recruitment
Sales manager Account manager Financial analyst Chief executive Operations analyst Training and development manager Retail 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 philosophies Biomedical ethics Ethical environments Philosophy and religion Analytical reasoning Epistemology Symbolic logic
Lawyer Political scientist Economist Psychologist Historian Writer Teacher
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 law Gender and law Political analysis Rural policies Media analysis Global food politics and policy Data interpretation
Political analyst Legislative director Campaign manager Journalist Geopolitical analyst Government affairs specialist Intelligence 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 behavior Human lifespan development Social psychology Psychological research Abnormal psychology Cognitive psychology Ethical reasoning
Human and social service Market research Law enforcement Education and training Social justice Human resources Criminal 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 education Epidemiology Biostatistics Disease prevention Environmental health determinants Health data analysis Healthcare management
Community health worker Health educator Public health analyst Epidemiology research assistant Health policy advocate Environmental health specialist Community 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 politics Governmental problem-solving Public administration Ethical reasoning Policy research Public economics Policy analysis
Community organizer Federal program specialist Legislative aide Lobbyist Strategic planner Public 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 management Sustainable livestock grazing systems Ecological restoration Rangeland stewardship Shrubland or grassland ecology Wildland plant identification Rangeland policy and economics
Rangeland management specialist Restoration ecologist Natural resource specialist Ranch manager Park manager Soil and water conservationist Conservation biologist Game 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 practice Ethical reasoning Comparative analysis Textual criticism Interdisciplinary analysis Critical thinking Interpersonal communication
Educator Humanitarian services worker Journalist Political scientist Nonprofit director Community outreach coordinator Museum 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 evaluation Research proposal creation Quantitative data analysis Qualitative data collection Presentation development Report writing
Social service worker Marketing consultant Public policy researcher Teacher User experience specialist Public 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 proficiency Translation and interpretation Literary analysis Cross-cultural communication Comparative analysis Cultural knowledge Critical thinking
Localization specialist Spanish language teacher Translator or interpreter International relations officer Cultural program coordinator International business consultant Cultural liaison Export/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 operations Project management Data analytics Forecasting Contract management Demand and inventory planning Process and quality management
Logistics manager Operations manager Materials managers Supply chain analyst Demand planner Supply chain director Inventory 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 ecosystems Sustainable supply chain management Environmental sociology Natural resource economics Sustainable communities Carbon and greenhouse gas management
Sustainability coordinator Strategic planner Sustainable waste, energy or water manager Environmental monitoring and assessment Urban planner Sustainability researcher Ecotourism
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 planning Natural resource management Environmental interpretation Program management Sustainability Accessibility in outdoor recreation Public lands policy
Outdoor educator Ecotourism manager Naturalist Park ranger Natural resource planner Recreation manager Outdoor 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 science Women of color Feminisms Queer studies Ecofeminism Transgender lives Feminist philosophies
Domestic violence or homeless shelter director Human rights advocate Journalist Lawyer Legislative aide Professor Social 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 biology Animal behavior Population biology Environmental physiology Genetics and cell biology Ecology and evolution Conservation biology
Animal scientist Animal breeder Field biologist Conservationist Animal care and husbandry Laboratory animal research Curatorial and museum management
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Undergraduate certificates (13)
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 systems Epidemiology Chronic disease Evidence-based management Psychological assessment
Geriatric case manager Business administrator Human resource coordinator Public health professionals Pathway to pre-med/clinical psychology
Climate Change Solutions
Undergraduate Certificate
Gain a comprehensive understanding of the physical and social sciences behind climate change so you can develop the skills needed to create actionable solutions and seek climate justice.
Climate science Data analysis and modeling Impact assessment Mitigation strategies Conflict resolution Climate justice
Climate analyst Solutions consultant Environmental justice advocate Sustainability coordinator Climate change outreach coordinator Renewable energy specialist Technical advisor
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.
Security Cryptography Digital forensics Information security governance Data mining Parallel programming
Cybersecurity analyst Cybersecurity engineer Software engineer Requirements analyst Risk management director Software 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 management Problem solving & innovation Visualization skills Communicating in a professional context Designing solutions for equity & inclusion Team leadership User experience
Product developer Business developer & entrepreneur Nonprofit manager Consultant Graphic designer UX designer Prototype builder Tech-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 systems Food in world history Social inequality Nutritional anthropology Environmental ethics Global food politics
Equity and social justice coordinator Project manager Grants database manager Nonprofit manager Food service aide Program 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.
Surveying Cartography Remote sensing Geospatial information Satellite image analysis Geovisual analytics Web mapping
Geospatial logistics analyst Transportation surveyor Mapping technician Field 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 communication International relations World language and cultural studies International economics Anthropology of international development International finance theory and policy
Project manager Human resource manager Guidance counselor Nonprofit coordinator Global relief project specialist
Horticultural Therapy
Undergraduate Certificate
Gain the knowledge you need to design therapeutic gardens and provide care through the healing influence of nature for diverse populations who are facing health or emotional issues.
Therapeutic garden design Horticultural systems Plant propagation Human lifespan development Brain behavior Health psychology
Registered horticultural therapist Therapeutic horticulture practitioner Community garden coordinator Rehabilitation program coordinator
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-design Cross-cultural communication Interdisciplinary teamwork Community engagement Sustainability Social Impact
Humanitarian organization coordinator Conflict relief project manager Design engineer Non-profit director Multinational organization staff Research 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 fundamentals Automation Robotics Mechatronics Logical control Digital control theory Digital signal processing
Robotics engineer Automation engineer Control system design engineer Electronics design engineer Mechanical design engineer Data 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 justice Biomedical ethics Medical anthropology Biological and cultural constructions of race History of medicine
Health educator Patient advocate Community health worker Medical scribe Health care recruiter Wellness director
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 tactics Project management Team facilitation Leadership Human resources management
Human resources manager Organizational design and strategy lead Product management leader Project manager Talent manager
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 science Issues related to women of color Feminism Queer studies Ecofeminism Transgender issues Feminist philosophy
Domestic violence shelter director Human rights advocate Journalist Lawyer Legislative aid Social worker
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Undergraduate microcredentials (48)
American Sign Language (Introductory)
Microcredential (introductory)
Learn ASL to build inclusive, in-demand communication skills and connect with the Deaf community, gaining foundational language knowledge that you can use in your career or everyday life.
American Sign Language (ASL) Numerical communication in ASL Nonverbal communication Language Interpretation Fingerspelling Sign language proficiency
Applied Behavior Support Basics
Microcredential (advanced)
Develop the skills to understand developmental milestones, promote inclusive and supportive practices, and apply behavior modification techniques as you support people at all life stages.
Human development Disability justice principles Behavioral intervention
Autism and Neurodiversity: Lifespan Development and Disability Justice
Microcredential (advanced)
Gain insight into human lifespan development and the psychological aspects of disability as you learn how to approach neurodiversity with a focus on empowerment and inclusion.
Social development Neurodiverse-affirming practice Disability justice principles Neurodevelopmental disorders
Business and Professional Writing
Microcredential (introductory)
Sharpen your professional writing and communication skills and gain helpful strategies for creating clear and concise technical documents, presentations and more.
Writing Editing Research Critical thinking Rhetorical analysis Genre knowledge Presentations
Business of Viral Content Creation
Microcredential (introductory)
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 development Data analysis Search engine optimization Social media
Child and Youth Development
Microcredential (advanced)
Gain a broad understanding of human development from infancy through adolescence, including the influence of family, community, school and peers.
Childhood development adolescent development parenting styles discipline and attachment observing youth developmental practices collaborative strategies
Children and Youth With Disabilities
Microcredential (advanced)
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 practices collaborative strategies ethical principles disability rights principles observing and interpreting behavior
Consumer Analytics Fundamentals
Microcredential (introductory)
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 intelligence Data mining Marketing Marketing research
Content Development and Production
Microcredential (advanced)
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 Suite Branding Media production Storytelling
Digital Marketing Fundamentals
Microcredential (introductory)
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 optimization Digital marketing Marketing strategies Search engine marketing
Disparities and Discrimination Through an Economic Lens
Microcredential (advanced)
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 analysis Public policy analysis Economic analysis of discrimination Measurement of inequality
Economic Foundations
Microcredential (introductory)
Study how institutions allocate resources, the consequences of resource distribution, and learn to analyze decisions in markets and everyday settings.
Analysis of decision-making Economic analysis Market analysis Public policy analysis
Engineering Mechanics
Microcredential (advanced)
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 mechanics Geometry Materials science Trigonometry
General Chemistry
Microcredential (introductory)
Learn important chemical principles and theories, develop safe laboratory practices and broaden your understanding of the societal implications of chemistry.
Dimensional analysis Laboratory techniques Logarithms and exponential functions Linear regression analysis
German (Introductory)
Microcredential (introductory)
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 levels Writing at the A1, A2, B1, B2 levels Reading at the A1, A2, B1, B2 levels Listening at the A1, A2, B1, B2 levels
German (Intermediate I)
Microcredential (advanced)
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 levels Writing at the A1, A2, B1, B2 levels Reading at the A1, A2, B1, B2 levels Listening at the A1, A2, B1, B2 levels
German (Intermediate II)
Microcredential (advanced)
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 levels Writing at the A1, A2, B1, B2 levels Reading at the A1, A2, B1, B2 levels Listening at the A1, A2, B1, B2 levels
German (Advanced)
Microcredential (advanced)
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 levels Writing at the A1, A2, B1, B2 levels Reading at the A1, A2, B1, B2 levels Listening at the A1, A2, B1, B2 levels
Human Lifespan Development
Microcredential (introductory)
Study the physical, cognitive and social changes that occur in humans from infancy to adulthood while gaining the skills that enable you to support people and communities effectively.
Psychological science Scientific reasoning Lifespan development
Indigenous Studies
Microcredential (introductory)
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 contextualization Sovereignty advocacy and support Colonialism and power analysis
Innovation and Entrepreneurship: Opportunity Identification
Microcredential (introductory)
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 thinking Innovation Business planning
Innovative Healthcare Leadership
Microcredential (advanced)
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 knowledge Healthcare strategy Creative problem-solving Innovation Leadership Strategic decision-making
Innovative Healthcare Management
Microcredential (introductory)
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 leadership Health care system evaluation Entrepreneurship Health care innovation planning Creative problem solving
Italian (Introductory)
Microcredential (introductory)
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.
Italian language listening and speaking at the CILS A1-A2 level Italian language reading at the CILS A1-A2 level Italian language writing at the CILS A1-A2 level
Italian (Intermediate)
Microcredential (advanced)
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.
Italian language listening and speaking at the CILS B1-B2 level Italian language reading at the CILS B1-B2 level Italian language writing at the CILS B1-B2 level
Korean (Introductory)
Microcredential (introductory)
Learn the logical components of Korean with a focus on reading, writing, listening, speaking, colloquial expressions and culture to gain a comprehensive understanding.
Korean listening and speaking at TOPIK Levels 1 & 2 Korean reading at TOPIK Levels 1 & 2 Korean writing at TOPIK Levels 1 & 2
Korean (Intermediate)
Microcredential (advanced)
Learn the logical components of Korean with a focus on reading, writing, listening, speaking, colloquial expressions and culture to gain a comprehensive understanding.
Korean listening and speaking at TOPIK Levels 1 & 2 Korean reading at TOPIK Levels 1 & 2 Korean writing at TOPIK Levels 1 & 2
Medical Spanish
Microcredential (advanced)
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 interpretation Spanish medical vocabulary Verbal and written Spanish
Occupational Safety in Supply Chain Management
Microcredential (advanced)
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 management Supply chain
Organizational Leadership
Microcredential (advanced)
Explore effective leadership styles that best fit your personality and preferences, and develop vital skills in the capacity of mentoring and cross-cultural communication.
Communications Economics Human resources management Leadership
Outdoor Recreation Resource Management
Microcredential (introductory)
Develop practical knowledge and skills for the strategic management of parks and outdoor recreation, including sustainable water and land resource management.
Outdoor recreation management Public lands management Protected area management Communication Diversity, equity and inclusion in outdoor recreation
Principles of Human Anatomy and Physiology
Microcredential (introductory)
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 physiology Tissue histology Scientific methodology Information synthesis Graphical reasoning Project collaboration
Process Engineering Analysis
Microcredential (advanced)
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 thermodynamics Application of process models Process engineering Molecular diffusion processes
Process Engineering Fundamentals
Microcredential (advanced)
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 application Energy balances set-up, performance, and application Thermophysical and thermochemical calculations Data analysis Statistical analysis of process data Process engineering
Professional Readiness
Microcredential (introductory)
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.
Communications Finance Planning Research
Professional Sales
Microcredential (introductory)
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 marketing Prospecting Trust-building Communication
Programming Fundamentals
Microcredential (advanced)
Build a strong foundation in computer science by learning the basics of programming and the necessary skills for front-line programming roles.
Data structures Programming in Python Fundamentals of object-oriented programming GitHub and git usage
Public Policy Foundations
Microcredential (introductory)
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 analysis Policy implementation Program evaluation
Retail Management Fundamentals
Microcredential (introductory)
Learn about all levels of management responsibility related to merchandising and store operations, and gain the ability to effectively market brands, products and services.
Finance Merchandising Retail management Retail operations
Semiconductor Production Process Planning
Microcredential (advanced)
Learn how to optimize semiconductor manufacturing through data-driven production planning and control techniques, preparing you to drive efficiency and quality in the fast-paced semiconductor industry.
Data collection and analysis Descriptive statistics and data visualization Statistical inference System analysis and improvement Forecasting Inventory management Production scheduling Materials and capacity planning
Serving LGBTQIA+ Communities
Microcredential (introductory)
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 learning Intersectional analysis Advocacy Community resilience Cultural responsiveness
Spanish (Introductory)
Microcredential (introductory)
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.
Spanish language Written Spanish Spoken Spanish Active listening Collaboration Communications Cultural literacy Digital literacy Presentations Teamwork
Spanish (Intermediate)
Microcredential (advanced)
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.
Spanish language Written Spanish Spoken Spanish Active listening Collaboration Communications Cultural literacy Digital literacy Presentations Teamwork
Sports Business
Microcredential (introductory)
Empower yourself to develop marketing strategies, evaluate strategic implications of sponsorship and apply analytical skills to improve sports business decision-making.
Data analysis Finance Sales Sports marketing
Supply Chain Analytics
Microcredential (advanced)
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 analysis Supply chain management Spreadsheet fundamentals Research
Supply Chain Logistics Management and Procurement
Microcredential (advanced)
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 management Supply chain analysis Supply chain management Supply chain planning
Supply Chain Management Fundamentals
Microcredential (introductory)
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 planning Logistics Process improvement Supply chain planning
Theoretical Computer Science
Microcredential (advanced)
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 computation Correctness of algorithms Functional programming techniques Equivalency of models of computation Divide-and-conquer algorithm design Dynamic 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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