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Academic Programs

The university offers a wide range of academic programs through its various colleges and schools.

College of Arts and Letters

• African American and African Studies
• Art
• Asian Studies
• Communication and Theatre Arts
• English
• F. Ludwig Diehn School of Music
• History
• Humanities
• Interdisciplinary Studies
• Philosophy and Religious Studies
• Political Science and Geography
• Sociology and Criminal Justice
• Women's and Gender Studies
• World Languages and Cultures

Strome College of Business

• Accountancy
• Economics
• Financial Management
• Information Systems and Technology
• Management
• Marketing
• Military Science and Leadership (Army Reserve Officers' Training Corps)

School of Cybersecurity

• Various programs in cybersecurity

School of Data Science

• Various programs in data science

Darden College of Education and Professional Studies

• Counseling and Human Services
• Educational Leadership and Workforce Development
  • Career and Technical Education with a Major in Marketing Education (BS)
  • Career and Technical Education with a Major in Technology Education (BS)
  • Fashion Merchandising Minor
  • Impact of Technology Minor
  • Industrial Training Certificate
  • Marketing Education Minor
  • Occupational and Technical Studies with a Major in Fashion Merchandising (BS)
  • Occupational and Technical Studies with a Major in Industrial Technology (BS)
  • Occupational and Technical Studies with a Major in Training Specialist (BS)
  • Training and Development Minor
• Human Movement Studies and Special Education
• STEM Education and Professional Studies
• Teaching and Learning
• Teacher Education

Frank Batten College of Engineering & Technology

• Civil and Environmental Engineering
• Electrical and Computer Engineering
• Engineering Management and Systems Engineering
• Engineering Technology
• Mechanical and Aerospace Engineering
• Naval Science (Naval Reserve Officers' Training Corps)

Ellmer College of Health Sciences

• Dental Hygiene
• Exercise Science
• Medical Diagnostic & Translational Sciences
• Speech-Language Pathology

Ellmer School of Nursing

• Various nursing programs

Joint School of Public Health

• Department of Epidemiology, Biostatistics, & Environmental Health
  • Environmental Health (BS)
  • Environmental Health Minor
  • Environmental Issues and Management Minor
  • Occupational Safety Certificate
  • Occupational Safety Minor
• Department of Health Behavior, Policy, & Management
• Programs
  • Community Health Minor
  • Public Health (BSPH)
  • Public Health Minor
  • Public Health with a Major in Health Services Administration (BSPH)
  • Public Health with a Major in Health Services Administration (Professional) (BSPH)

College of Sciences

• Biological Sciences
• Chemistry and Biochemistry
• Computer Science
• Mathematics and Statistics
• Ocean and Earth Sciences
• Physics
• Psychology

School of Supply Chain, Logistics, and Maritime Operations

• Various programs in supply chain, logistics, and maritime operations

Graduate Programs

The university also offers various graduate programs through its colleges and schools, including master's and doctoral degrees in fields such as business, education, engineering, health sciences, and more.

Courses

A wide range of courses are available across different disciplines, including but not limited to:

• AAST - African-American Studies
• ACCT - Accounting
• AI - Artificial Intelligence
• AL - Arts and Letters
• AMST - American Studies
• ANTR - Anthropology
• ARAB - Arabic
• ARTE - Art Education
• ARTH - Art History
• ARTS - Art, Studio
• ASIA - Asian Studies
• ASTP - Astrophysics
• AT - Athletic Training
• BDA - Big Data Analytics
• BIOE - Bioelectrics
• BIOL - Biological Sciences
• BM - Biomedical Sciences (Medical Masters)
• BME - Biomedical Engineering
• BMS - Biomedical Sciences
• BNAL - Business Analytics
• BP - Biomedical Sciences (Research MS & PhD)
• BUSN - Business Administration

Bioelectrics Programs

BIOE 454/554 - Introduction to Bioelectrics

Covers the electrical properties of cells and tissues as well as the use of electrical and magnetic signals and stimuli in the diagnosis and treatment of disease. Typical topics include basic cell physiology, endogenous electric fields in the body, electrocardiography, cardiac pacing, defibrillation, electrotherapy, electroporation, and electrotherapy in wound healing.

BIOE 754 - Advanced Bioelectrics

Bioelectrics is a new field encompassing both the science and technology of applying electrical stimuli to biological systems. This course covers the pulsed power technology required to generate electrical stimuli as well as the biological responses they evoke in cells and tissues. Particular emphasis is placed on the medical applications of bioelectrics.

BIOE 755 - Biomembranes and Ion Channels

This course gives an overview of the structure and dynamics of biomembranes, the ion channels that are embedded in them, and the electrical properties of biomembranes. Topics include molecular dynamics modeling of biomembranes, membrane damage and repair, ion channel dynamics, and excitability in neurons and cardiomyocytes.

BIOE 854 - Advanced Bioelectrics

Bioelectrics is a new field encompassing both the science and technology of applying electrical stimuli to biological systems. This course covers the pulsed power technology required to generate electrical stimuli as well as the biological responses they evoke in cells and tissues. Particular emphasis is placed on the medical applications of bioelectrics.

BIOE 855 - Biomembranes and Ion Channels

This course gives an overview of the structure and dynamics of biomembranes, the ion channels that are embedded in them, and the electrical properties of biomembranes. Topics include molecular dynamics modeling of biomembranes, membrane damage and repair, ion channel dynamics, and excitability in neurons and cardiomyocytes.

BIOE 890 - Graduate Seminar

This course can be taken either as an attendee or as a presenter. Attendees will receive a pass/fail grade based on whether they satisfy the attendance requirements. Presenters will receive a letter grade for their presentation from a committee of faculty in the audience.

BIOE 891 - Graduate Seminar

This course can be taken either as an attendee or as a presenter. Attendees will receive a pass/fail grade based on whether they satisfy the attendance requirements. Presenters will receive a letter grade for their presentation from a committee of faculty in the audience.