For as long as history has been recorded—the progression of scientific knowledge is the force that continues to advance society forward. Whether your interest lies within agbioscience, biology, chemistry or physics—a general sciences degree will prepare you to make discoveries that shape the industries of our modern world. Students pursuing this degree path will explore mathematics, environmental studies and scientific principles and methods to address real-world issues and problems.
For as long as history has been recorded—the progression of scientific knowledge is the force that continues to advance society forward. Whether your interest lies within agbioscience, biology, chemistry or physics—a general sciences degree will prepare you to make discoveries that shape the industries of our modern world. Students pursuing this degree path will explore mathematics, environmental studies and scientific principles and methods to address real-world issues and problems.
(BS) - Science, technology and environmental studies programs offer interdisciplinary perspectives on the complex relationship between science and technology with health, families, communities and the natural world. Students pursuing this degree will learn both scientific and humanities disciplines—applying principles of research and investigation as well as examining complex issues related to societal issues such as global warming.
(Minor) - Students interested in the agbioscience industry may find it beneficial to minor in quality science. Quality science students will gain vital knowledge about failure modules and risk analysis—preparing them to facilitate safe and reliable experiments.
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