Academics
This is a list of the departments within each School:
- School of Agriculture
- Agriculture and Human Ecology
- Hospitality Management
- Dietetic Internship, ADA Accredited
- Cooperative Extension
- Agriculture Research Station
- The Reginald F. Lewis School of Business
- Accounting and Finance
- Management Information Systems
- Management and Marketing
- School of Engineering, Science, and Technology
- Engineering, Engineering Technology, Industrial Education and Technology
- Engineering Technology
- Computer Engineering
- Industrial Education and Technology
- Manufacturing Engineering
- Biology
- Chemistry and Physics
- Mathematics and Computer Science
- Mathematics
- Computer Programing
- Psychology
- Nursing
- School of Liberal Arts and Education
- Professional Education Programs
- Graduate Professional Education Programs
- Center for Undergraduate Professional Education Programs
- Health, Physical Education and Recreation
- History and Philosophy
- Languages and Literature
- English
- Mass Communication
- Military Science
- Music, Art and Design
- Political Science, Public Administration and Economics
- Sociology, Social Work, and Criminal Justice
- Professional Education Programs
- Bachelor of Individualized Studies
- School of Graduate Studies, Research, and Outreach (offering Master Degrees in):
- Biology
- Career and Technical Studies
- Counselor Education
- Criminal Justice
- Economics
- Education
- Educational Administration and Supervision
- English
- History
- Interdisciplinary Studies
- Mathematics
- Mass Communications
- Psychology
- Sport Management
The university also has the Office for International Education and the Institute for Study of Race Relations.
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