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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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One of the things I’m constantly impressed with is the depth of material we’re able to cover in an online setting. I’m thoroughly impressed by how interactive and engaging, and honestly, fun it is.
Fiona Wylde
B.S. in Geography and Geospatial Science
I felt like the quality of education I received online was equal to the quality I would have received if I were in person. Having professors that were so easily accessible was a big part of it.
MacKenzie Sharp
B.A. in Political Science
What I enjoyed most about the online coursework was that there were so many opportunities for hands-on experiences. I was really impressed with the labs and the projects.
Mayra Radzinski
B.S. in Natural Resources
The balance of learning hard skills in my OSU classes in conjunction with interaction in the working world has allowed me to constantly learn as I seek new experiences.
Josh Griffie
B.A. in Business Administration
One of the things I’m constantly impressed with is the depth of material we’re able to cover in an online setting. I’m thoroughly impressed by how interactive and engaging, and honestly, fun it is.
Fiona Wylde
B.S. in Geography and Geospatial Science
I felt like the quality of education I received online was equal to the quality I would have received if I were in person. Having professors that were so easily accessible was a big part of it.
MacKenzie Sharp
B.A. in Political Science
What I enjoyed most about the online coursework was that there were so many opportunities for hands-on experiences. I was really impressed with the labs and the projects.
Mayra Radzinski
B.S. in Natural Resources
The balance of learning hard skills in my OSU classes in conjunction with interaction in the working world has allowed me to constantly learn as I seek new experiences.
Josh Griffie
B.A. in Business Administration
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