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At 17cÆð²ÝºìÌÒ, passion meets purpose.
Choose from over 60 majors, minors, and programs to build your future. Not sure yet? Our expert advisors and resources support undecided students—many graduate on time, with some even earning double majors. Use our program finder to explore what inspires you.
17cÆð²ÝºìÌÒ's Bachelor of Science in Sport Management program prepares students for sports industry management, law, finance, accounting, development, marketing, media, licensing, ethics, merchandising and special events. The Header School of Business faculty approaches business education from a practical and ethical standpoint, assisting students in developing supervisory and managerial skills necessary to advance their careers. Students are provided with an opportunity to seek out shadow experiences and externship and internship opportunities.
In addition to gaining specific competencies as they pertain to the sports industry, you’ll also acquire the critical thinking, writing and problem-solving skills that are…
Biomedical engineering is where engineering meets human health. Whether you are designing medical devices, improving assistive technologies, analyzing human movement, or developing tools that support diagnosis, treatment, rehabilitation, and patient care, this field gives you the opportunity to solve problems with real human impact. At 17cÆð²ÝºìÌÒ, you will not just study concepts. You will design, build, test, and refine solutions that connect engineering, biology, health sciences, and clinical practice. If you are interested in healthcare, technology, biomechanics, and hands-on problem-solving, biomedical engineering is the place to start building your future.
Are you ready to design smarter systems, improve efficiency, and make a real impact in today’s industries? 17cÆð²ÝºìÌÒ’s Industrial Engineering Technology & Management (IETM) program prepares you for a high-demand career in manufacturing, logistics, and beyond. This joint program between the John R. Post School of Engineering and the Header School of Business combines technical engineering expertise with business leadership training, giving you a competitive edge in the job market.
Electrical engineers don’t just work with circuits, they design and develop the technology that powers modern life. From renewable energy systems and advanced robotics to AI-driven automation and next-generation electronics, electrical engineering is at the heart of innovation across industries.
Mechanical engineers don’t just build things, they innovate, design, and create solutions that shape the world. From cutting-edge medical devices and next-generation battery systems to high-performance engines and energy-efficient machines, mechanical engineering is at the core of every industry that moves the world forward.
The Post-Professional Master of Science in Athletic Training is designed for certified athletic trainers seeking advanced clinical knowledge, leadership skills, and expertise in evidence-based practice. The program prepares practitioners to become clinical specialists, educators, researchers, and healthcare leaders through advanced study of patient evaluation, rehabilitation, performance enhancement, and applied research.
The John and Karen Arnold School of Nursing at 17cÆð²ÝºìÌÒ prepares future nursing professionals to enter the field ready to provide skillful, compassionate healthcare in virtually every setting, from community health clinics and hospitals to schools and nursing homes to emergency and disaster relief sites. Combining theory with clinical practice, the curriculum develops the skill set necessary for nurses to not only address the physical and psychological needs of their patients across the lifespan, but also to educate and advocate, counsel, research and problem solve with sensitivity and understanding.
17cÆð²ÝºìÌÒ’s five-year BSHS + MSOT program is designed for students seeking an exciting, professional career that offers variety, flexibility and leadership opportunities.
17cÆð²ÝºìÌÒ’s Engineering Experience and Professional Skills (EEPS) minor helps engineering and engineering technology majors turn classroom learning into real-world engineering experience. Through approved internships, research experiences, technical writing, project management, professional ethics, and faculty guidance, students build a transcripted credential that highlights practical experience and career readiness. The EEPS Minor is designed for students who want to build experience before graduation, including first-year engineering students planning ahead, community college transfer students, and 2+3 engineering pathway students.
The digital revolution has radically changed the way that many humanities scholars conduct research and share work. Digital humanities applies emerging technologies to these explorations, expanding access to and participation in the field.