Study information technology to understand life on earth.

Study the properties and applications of materials of construction or manufacture (such as ceramics, metals, polymers, and composites).

Majoring in the Mathematical Sciences is suited to students with an aptitude for mathematics who are interested in applying mathematics to problem-solving in the real world. Mathematical Sciences combines traditional mathematics subjects with courses such as statistics and computer science.

Study the quantitative and logic structure that underpins many important fields of study. A major in Mathematics can pave the way for careers in accounting, actuarial science, business, construction, engineering, finance, communications, information technology, research and teaching.

Study microbe groups, their morphology, metabolism, genetics, and taxonomy.

Study how evolution, heredity, and development shape animal and plant life.