Programs of Study

What is analytics?  The demand for data-savvy individuals has never been higher, and the analytics minor gives you an introduction to the tools you’ll need for a career involving data science and analytics, focused on the application of data science in industry. In addition to courses in mathematics, computer science and analytics, you can study neural networks and big data. Combine this minor with a major in the sciences, computer science, business, marketing or social sciences to bring enhanced skills to your career or graduate studies.With the experience provided by this minor, you’... Read more about Analytics (Minor)
What is the analytics option in analytics and data science?  This option in the analytics and data science degree program gives you a solid foundation in the tools you’ll need for careers in the data science industry. In addition to courses in mathematics, computer science and analytics, you’ll study business organizations and behavior, and professional technical writing. Our graduates have the skills to start careers immediately after completing their degree, or to pursue further study in a professionally oriented program such as the Master of Science in Analytics at UNH. Why study... Read more about Analytics and Data Science: Analytics Option (B.S.)
What is the data science option in analytics and data science?  This option in the analytics and data science degree program will give you the skills to pursue original research or an advanced degree in data science. You’ll gain a deep understanding of concepts from mathematics and computer science such as probability theory, statistical analysis, predictive modeling, algorithms, machine learning, and data science. Why study analytics and data science at UNH?  UNH was one of the first universities in the country to offer an undergraduate-level degree in analytics and data science... Read more about Analytics and Data Science: Data Science Option (B.S.)
What is the bachelor of science degree in applied mathematics?  The applied mathematics degree program combines a strong foundation in mathematics with broad exposure to both theoretical and computational models of physical systems in the natural and social sciences. Students are prepared for a wide range of careers or graduate study in applied mathematics or a related field. Why study applied mathematics at UNH?  You will work alongside accomplished mathematicians, statisticians and mathematics educators who are professionally active. Upper-level mathematics classes tend to be... Read more about Applied Mathematics (B.S.)
Why get an M.S. in applied mathematics?  Applied mathematics is a thriving field in which advanced mathematical and computational methods are brought to bear on complex problems from science, engineering, industry and society. A master’s degree in applied mathematics combines graduate-level coursework in applied mathematical methods and application areas with hands-on research under the guidance of a faculty adviser, culminating in either a master's thesis or a master's project. Why choose UNH’s applied mathematics program?  The UNH Master of Science in applied mathematics... Read more about Applied Mathematics (M.S.)
What is a minor in applied mathematics?  The applied mathematics minor introduces students to variety of fields and research specializations in which mathematics plays a critical role in the solution of important scientific and technological problems. You’ll learn to address both the theoretical and practical aspects of real-world issues,with the option to explore topics such as randomness, probability, nonlinear dynamics and chaos, and mathematical optimization. Combine this minor with a major in the sciences, engineering or business to enhance career your future graduate studies. Why... Read more about Applied Mathematics (Minor)
What is the computation option in applied mathematics?  This option in the applied mathematics degree program combines a foundation in the mathematics with coursework in computer science, computation, and data structures, including high-performance computing. Students are prepared for a wide range of careers or graduate study in applied mathematics or a related field. Why study applied mathematics at UNH?  This program allows you to choose a specific interest and pursue it alongside accomplished mathematicians, statisticians and educators who have won prestigious honors including... Read more about Applied Mathematics: Computation Option (B.S.)
What is the dynamics and control option in applied mathematics?  The dynamics and control option in the applied mathematics degree program combines a broad foundation in mathematics with coursework in physics, statistics, and areas of electrical and computer engineering such as dynamics and control systems. This program prepares students for work in industry or graduate study in fields that rely heavily on applied mathematics.  Why study applied mathematics at UNH?  This program allows you to choose a specific interest and pursue it alongside accomplished mathematicians,... Read more about Applied Mathematics: Dynamics and Control Option (B.S.)
What is the economics option in applied mathematics?  The economics option in the applied mathematics degree program combines a broad foundation in mathematics with coursework in macro- and microeconomics, economic analysis and econometrics roughly equivalent to a minor in economics.  Students completing this program are prepared for graduate study in mathematics or a career in business or industry. Why study applied mathematics at UNH?  This program allows you to choose a specific interest and pursue it alongside accomplished mathematicians, statisticians and educators who have... Read more about Applied Mathematics: Economics Option (B.S.)
What is the fluid dynamics option in applied mathematics?  This option in the applied mathematics degree program combines a broad foundation in mathematics and the study of fluid dynamics. This degree program prepares students for further study and work in fields related to thermodynamics and mechanical engineering or to pursue graduate study in applied mathematics. Why study applied mathematics at UNH?  This program allows you to choose a specific interest and pursue it alongside accomplished mathematicians, statisticians and educators who have won prestigious honors including a... Read more about Applied Mathematics: Fluid Dynamics Option (B.S.)
What is the solid mechanics and vibrations option in applied mathematics?  This option in the applied mathematics degree program combines a foundation in mathematics with coursework designed to give students a fundamental understanding of how materials respond to forces large and small. Students completing this program will be prepared for graduate study in applied mathematics or work in a variety of industries that use material science.  Why study applied mathematics at UNH?  This program allows you to choose a specific interest and pursue it alongside accomplished mathematicians... Read more about Applied Mathematics: Solid Mechanics and Vibrations Option (B.S.)
What is architectural studies?  The architectural studies minor provides students with an interdisciplinary introduction to the history, theory and methods of architecture and its symbolism. You can study hands-on disciplines, including graphic design, woodworking and sculpture;architectural history from Greek and Roman times up to the 20th century; and modern building and construction methods, including 2D computer design and green building design. The program is designed for students who are thinking about enrolling at a school of architecture, are interested in architectural history... Read more about Architectural Studies (Minor)
What is astronomy?  The astronomy minor introduces students to the fundamentals of astronomy and astrophysics. You’ll learn about planets, stars, galaxies, the universe and the tools of the modern astronomer, including telescopes to study electromagnetic radiation from space. You’ll explore topics in modern astrophysics such as the formation, evolution and graveyard of stars, including white dwarfs and black holes. You’ll continue on to study the nature and evolution of galaxies and the structure of the universe.With a minor in astronomy, you can bring enhanced understanding of the... Read more about Astronomy (Minor)
What is a Bachelor of Science in bioengineering?  This program is tailored to students who want to use engineering principles to analyze problems and design solutions in the fields of healthcare, medicine and biology. It’s a truly interdisciplinary program, with courses in both the College of Engineering and Physical Sciences and the College of Life Sciences and Agriculture. Graduates from the bioengineering program solve problems at the interface of biology and engineering in the fields of biotechnology and pharmaceuticals, as well as medicine and biofuels. Why study bioengineering at... Read more about Bioengineering Major (B.S.)
Why get a Master of Engineering in chemical engineering?   Earning a master’s degree can be the key to unlocking your career potential or entering the world of entrepreneurship. In fact, earning an advanced degree in chemical engineering can translate into more than $15,000 annually in salary compared to those with an undergraduate degree alone. UNH’s M.Eng in chemical engineering will provide you with advanced training and experience in one of the many areas, including bioengineering, electrochemical engineering, advanced materials, reaction and energy engineering, as well as... Read more about Chemical Engineering (M.Eng.)
Why get a master’s degree in chemical engineering?   An M.S. in chemical engineering can help you unlock your career potential or enter the world of entrepreneurship. In fact, this advanced degree can translate into more than $15,000 annually in salary compared to those with an undergraduate degree alone. Our program will introduce you to the exciting world of chemical engineering research, teaching you how to plan and execute research activities and interpret results. You’ll complete a research thesis in an area such as bioengineering, electrochemical engineering, advanced materials,... Read more about Chemical Engineering (M.S.)
Why pursue a Ph.D. in chemical engineering at UNH?  Our chemical engineering Ph.D. will give you intensive research experience alongside a solid foundation in the fundamental principles of chemical engineering, preparing you forhighly selective careers in academia, research and related fields. You’ll learn to apply knowledge of mathematics, science and engineering to identify, formulate and solve chemical engineering problems. Program highlights  We offer challenging courses and hands-on learning alongside award-winning faculty in our state-of-the-art laboratories. Our research... Read more about Chemical Engineering (Ph.D.)
What is a Bachelor of Science in chemical engineering?  The chemical engineering degree program is tailored to students who want to analyze and design processes related to the transfer and transformation of energy and materials. Graduates from this program apply knowledge of mathematics, science and engineering to identify, formulate and solve chemical engineering problems. They can also design and conduct experiments safely and analyze and interpret data in preparation for graduate studies or professional careers in a variety of fields. Why study chemical engineering at UNH?  You... Read more about Chemical Engineering Major (B.S.)
What is the bioengineering option in chemical engineering?  In the bioengineering option, the required courses deal with the application of basic biological sciences and chemical engineering principles to the design and operation of large-scale bioprocesses for the production of high-value medicinal products, food and beverage, pharmaceutical, biomedical, genetic engineering products, and healthcare products. The elective courses permit the student to study topics of special interest in more depth or gain a broader perspective in bioengineering or some closely related subjects such as... Read more about Chemical Engineering Major: Bioengineering Option (B.S.Ch.E.)
What is the energy option in chemical engineering?  The energy option covers the major areas of current interest in the energy field. The required courses provide students with a general background knowledge of fossil fuels, nuclear power, solar energy and other alternative energy resources. The elective courses will permit the student to study topics of special interest in more depth or gain a broader perspective on energy and some closely related subjects. Why study chemical engineering at UNH?  You’ll gain a solid foundation of engineering principles through challenging courses... Read more about Chemical Engineering Major: Energy Option (B.S.Ch.E.)
What is the environmental engineering option in chemical engineering?  The environmental engineering option, with its substantial requirements in chemistry, fluid dynamics, heat transfer, mass transfer, unit operations and reaction kinetics, provides students with a unique preparation to deal with many aspects of environmental pollution problems. This option gives students a special focus on the application of chemical engineering principles and processes to the solution of problems relating to air pollution, water pollution, and the disposal of solid and hazardous waste. Why study... Read more about Chemical Engineering Major: Environmental Engineering Option (B.S.Ch.E.)
Why get a Master of Science in chemistry?   Our chemistry M.S. will provide you with the opportunity to participate in graduate education without the longer academic and research commitment of doctoral study. This master’s degree program allows students to participate in advanced coursework and develop a significant research program.  Why study chemistry at UNH?   You’ll engage in a program of study approved by the American Chemical Society that explores a dynamic, creative and practical discipline. You’ll find a program small enough to be personal but comprehensive enough to... Read more about Chemistry (M.S.)
What is chemistry?  In this minor, you’ll be introduced to the study of chemistry, providing you with the communication, critical-thinking and problem-solving skills necessary for success in many careers. The chemistry program offers a wide selection of courses in analytical, inorganic, organic and physical chemistry. You’ll have the opportunity to participate in a variety of rigorous laboratory experiences and cutting-edge research.Combine the chemistry minor with a major such as business, education, engineering or a health-related field to enhance your options for a career or... Read more about Chemistry (Minor)
Why get a doctoral degree in chemistry?   The Ph.D. program in chemistry is designed to train students as mature scientists capable of independent activity, i.e., conceiving a research problem, planning and carrying out the necessary experimental work, properly interpreting the results and advancing their knowledge by independent study. All students take coursework, carry out original research with a faculty mentor, have professional development opportunities and submit a dissertation.   Why study chemistry at UNH?   The Ph.D. program prepares students for careers in... Read more about Chemistry (Ph.D.)
What is a Bachelor of Arts in chemistry?  This program is tailored to students who want a comprehensive study of chemistry and desire increased flexibility in course selection. Students nonetheless gain the communication, critical-thinking and problem-solving skills necessary for success in many careers. The B.A. degree offers a broad set of courses in analytical, inorganic, organic and physical chemistry, and a variety of rigorous laboratory experiences. Students have opportunities to participate in cutting-edge research, plus they have freedom to explore a variety of courses outside... Read more about Chemistry Major (B.A.)
What is a Bachelor of Science in chemistry?  This comprehensive program prepares students for success as professional chemists in industry and can also serve as a strong foundation for graduate studies in chemistry or related fields like materials science and pharmaceutical sciences. The B.S. degree provides rigorous training in chemistry’s traditional sub-disciplines (analytical, inorganic, organic and physical). Students gain laboratory experience in molecular synthesis and characterization, analytical and instrumental methods, physical chemical measurements and data analysis, and... Read more about Chemistry Major (B.S.)
Why pursue a Ph.D. in chemistry education at UNH?  Our purpose is to prepare professionals who will change the field of teaching and learning in chemistry.This requires developing a deep knowledge of chemistry, fluency with the literature and methods of education,and skill with research tools from the cognitive and social sciences. You will be prepared for careers involving college-level chemistry teaching, STEM curriculum design, student assessment and STEM professional development. You will conduct original research leading to submission of a dissertation, and develop strong written... Read more about Chemistry: Chemistry Education (Ph.D.)
Why get a Master of Engineering in civil engineering?  Earning a M.ENG. degree can be the key to unlocking your full career potential or launching a career as an entrepreneur. In fact, those with an advanced degree in engineering earn $15,000 more annually than those with an undergraduate degree alone. Our program will provide you with the knowledge and experience to advance sustainable civil and environmental infrastructure projects that emphasize public safety and health. You’ll enhance the quality of life for people by providing safe structures such as bridges, highways, skyscrapers... Read more about Civil & Environmental Engineering (M.Eng.)
Why get your Master of Science in civil and environmental engineering?   Earning a master’s degree in civil and environmental engineering can be the key to unlocking your career potential or launching a career as an entrepreneur. In fact, those with an advanced degree in engineering earn $15,000 more annually than those with an undergraduate degree. Our master’s degree program will provide you with the knowledge and experience to advance sustainable civil and environmental infrastructure projects that emphasize public safety and health. You’ll enhance the quality of life for people by... Read more about Civil & Environmental Engineering (M.S.)
The goal of the Civil and Environmental Engineering program is to elucidate civil and environmental engineering technology by involving students in the design and construction of sustainable infrastructure projects that emphasize safety and public health. Our graduates enhance the quality of life for people both locally and around the world by providing safe structures such as bridges, highways, skyscrapers, tunnels and dams, and by helping to restore and maintain water quality and the environment. Civil Engineering has always been an exciting yet flexible profession filled with... Read more about Civil & Environmental Engineering (Ph.D.)
What is a Bachelor of Science in civil engineering?  This program is tailored to students who are interested in the design, construction and maintenance of facilities that help humans lead better lives, while protecting the planet. Civil engineers create water and air treatment systems, highways, tunnels, foundations, buildings and bridges, while also restoring, protecting and improving the environment. Why study civil engineering at UNH?  This program is rich with interesting students and engaged professors. You’ll begin taking civil engineering courses during your first year,... Read more about Civil Engineering Major (B.S.)
What is a Bachelor of Science in computer engineering?  This program is tailored to students who want to understand and participate in the engineering discipline that merges electronics systems with software. Students learn the fundamental concepts of electrical circuits and how those circuits can be controlled by software, gaining skills and technological expertise needed to succeed in graduate studies or a variety of career fields. Why study computer engineering at UNH?  You’ll work in a hands-on laboratory environment that reinforces traditional classroom learning while... Read more about Computer Engineering (B.S.)
What is a Bachelor of Science in computer engineering with an biomedical engineering option?  The biomedical engineering (BME) option is intended to provide the core of knowledge expected of a computer and/or electrical engineer to provide engineering services in the biomedical field. Electrical and/or computer engineers with this option in biomedical engineering combine engineering principles with medical and biological sciences to design and create equipment, devices, computer systems, and software used in healthcare.The BME option is embedded in both the electrical engineering (EE)... Read more about Computer Engineering: Biomedical Engineering Option (B.S.C.Eng.)
Why pursue a cognate in computer programming?  Want to learn the fundamentals of computer programming and be recognized for it while pursuing a different major? The computer programming cognate is designed for you. A coherent short curriculum gives you a foundation to participate in programming activities as applicable to your technical area. You’ll receive an introduction to internet technologies, then take two courses selected from four different sequence options. Whether you major in the sciences, social sciences, education, liberal arts, business or health-related fields, the... Read more about Computer Programming (Cognate)
What is a Bachelor of Science in computer science?  This program is tailored to students who want to focus on problem solving, with an emphasis on the design of computer-efficient solutions. The curriculum is rooted in fundamentals; students gain the skills and knowledge necessary to enter this ever-changing field with confidence. With a solid foundation in science and mathematics, students also develop strong problem-solving skills and abstract thinking, and many work in laboratories to get hands-on experience building software systems. Graduates of this program pursue advanced... Read more about Computer Science (B.S.)
Why get a Master of Science in computer science?   Looking to strengthen your computer science skillset or jump into a new career path with an outstanding job placement rate? The computer science M.S. at UNH is the right choice for you. If you don’t have a computer science degree, this program will provide the tools to ensure you’re set up for success. Already have a degree in the field? This program will increase the breadth and depth of your computer science knowledge, strengthen your software development proficiency and advance your research experience. Our graduates go on to high-... Read more about Computer Science (M.S.)
What is computer science?  This program is tailored to students in other majors who want to learn the fundamentals of designing and implementing computer software. Given the emergence of computational approaches to virtually all areas of scholarship and creative expression, it’s important to offer this flexibility. You’ll receive an introduction to the theory and practice of computer science and programming, and you’ll develop strong problem-solving skills and abstract thinking. The computer science minor will give you the skills and knowledge necessary to participate in this ever-... Read more about Computer Science (Minor)
The Ph.D. program is designed to develop a student's ability to carry out advanced research, as well as ensure the breadth and depth of computer science knowledge required to obtain a faculty position in academia or a research position in industry or at a national laboratory. Students first work to obtain breadth knowledge and a faculty research mentor. Then, working with their mentor, they carry out advanced work that results in original research publications and a doctoral dissertation. Read more about Computer Science (Ph.D.)
What is computer science with an option in algorithms?  The B.A. in computer science will allow you to combine the study of computer science with the study of another field. Given the emergence of computational approaches to virtually all areas of scholarship and creative expression, it is important to offer this flexibility. The algorithms option is tailored to students who want to focus on fundamental concepts in the areas of algorithms, artificial intelligence and machine learning. Why study computer science at UNH?  You’ll have access to the UNH InterOperability Lab, where you... Read more about Computer Science: Algorithms Option (B.A.)
What is computer science with an option in cybersecurity?  The B.A. in computer science allows you to combine the study of computer science with the study of another field. Given the emergence of computational approaches to virtually all areas of scholarship and creative expression, it is important to offer this flexibility. The cybersecurity option is tailored to students who want to focus on computer and network security and includes professional electives that emphasize these areas as well as examine broader questions in cybersecurity. Why study computer science at UNH?  You’ll... Read more about Computer Science: Cybersecurity Option (B.A.)
What is computer science with an option in systems?  The B.A. in computer science will allow you to combine the study of computer science with the study of another field. Given the emergence of computational approaches to virtually all areas of scholarship and creative expression, it is important to offer this flexibility. The systems option is tailored to students who want to focus on fundamental concepts in the areas of computing systems and data communication. Why study computer science at UNH?  You’ll have access to the UNH InterOperability Lab, where you’ll work alongside top... Read more about Computer Science: Systems Option (B.A.)
What is data science?  With an explosion of big data initiatives in organizations worldwide, the demand for data-savvy individuals has never been higher. This program is designed to provide a basic foundation for students interested in the theoretical underpinnings of analytics and data science. Choose from courses in artificial intelligence, neural networks, data mining and big data. Data science is being applied in many organizations within industry, academy and government, and the job demand reflects this growth. With the experience provided by this minor, you’ll gain a competitive... Read more about Data Science (Minor)
WHY PURSUE A PH.D. IN Earth and Environmental Sciences  UNH?  The Natural Resources and Earth Systems Science (NRESS) Ph.D. in Earth Systems and Environmental Science (ESSEES) is an interdepartmental program that draws on the university's strengths in environmental and earth sciences, life sciences, social sciences, and ethical and policy studies to increase our understanding of environmental and natural resource challenges and solutions at the local, regional and global scale. Areas of study include, but are not limited to, ecosystem science, biogeochemical cycling, geochemical... Read more about Earth & Environmental Science (Ph.D.)
Why get a master’s degree in earth sciences with a geochemical systems specialization?  Earth scientists enable society to engage in the responsible and prudent use of Earth’s resources and to understand and facilitate the mitigation of natural disasters and climate change. The demand for skilled geoscientists in the United States and worldwide is expected to grow rapidly in coming years. This M.S. degree, allowing you to specialize in geochemical systems, will prepare you for jobs in either the public or private sector that require knowledge of the geochemistry of bedrock, sediment,... Read more about Earth Sciences (M.S.)
What is earth sciences?  The study of earth sciences will give you abroad foundation and essential skills in the geosciences. You’ll be able to choose from courses in geology and the environment, history, minerology, chemistry, oceanography, geodynamics and geospatial technologies, with flexibility in approved courses to accommodate your interests in different aspects of the geosciences. The Earth sciences minor program nicely complements other majors to prepare you for graduate or professional school, or careers in law, business, the nonprofit sector, government or industry. Why study... Read more about Earth Sciences (Minor)
What is a Bachelor of Arts in earth sciences?  This program is tailored to students who desire to obtain a broad education and a general background in the earth sciences with a greater degree of freedom in choosing electives than in the Bachelor of Science programs. The earth sciences B.A. program nicely complements other majors or minors, and by careful choice of electives, students can prepare for graduate or professional school, business or industry. Why study Earth sciences at UNH?  The location of UNH, on the Great Bay Estuary and close to the White Mountains, provides an... Read more about Earth Sciences Major (B.A.)
What is a Bachelor of Science in earth sciences?  The UNH earth Sciences B.S. program is well suited for students who desire a broad foundation in mathematics and the physical sciences, immersion in intermediate coursework to develop and apply field and analytical skills, and a focus on upper-level coursework specialized in climate, geology, geophysics or oceanography. The Bachelor of Science degree prepares students to enter into geoscience careers in nonprofits, academia, the public sector or industry. Why study Earth sciences at UNH?  The location of UNH, on the Great Bay... Read more about Earth Sciences Major (B.S.)
The option in Geochemical Systems is intended for students with interests in all aspects of geochemistry: bedrock, sediment, water, ice, and air with particular emphasis on interpreting and modeling the interaction of these media (e.g., biogeochemistry, air quality, and climate change). Admission Requirements An applicant to the M.S. program is expected to have demonstrated competency in the following college courses: one year each of calculus and chemistry and two semesters of physics and/or biology. In addition, the applicant is expected to have an undergraduate degree or equivalent in... Read more about Earth Sciences: Geochemical Systems (M.S.)
Why get a master’s degree in earth sciences with a geology option?  Earth scientists enable society to engage in the responsible and prudent use of Earth’s resources and to understand and facilitate the mitigation of natural disasters and climate change. The demand for skilled geoscientists in the United States and worldwide is expected to grow rapidly in coming years. Students with an earth sciences M.S. are well suited for jobs in either the public or private sector that require knowledge of physical Earth system processes, laboratory analytical techniques, quantitative and... Read more about Earth Sciences: Geology (M.S.)
Why get a master’s degree in earth sciences with an ocean mapping option?   More than 85 percent of the ocean floor is still unexplored. Ocean mappers are modern-day explorers, mastering not only the elements of mapping the seabed, but also becoming adept at such topics as the geologic characterization of the seabed; mapping of living ocean resources and habitats; and development of the tools, sensors and techniques used to map the oceans.   Why choose for your earth sciences degree?   As a student in the ocean mapping program at UNH, you’ll gain experimental, numerical and... Read more about Earth Sciences: Ocean Mapping (M.S.)
Why get a Master of Engineering degree in electrical and computer engineering?  An advanced degree in engineering can be the key to unlocking your career potential or becoming an entrepreneur. In fact, you may earn beyond $15,000 more annually compared to those with an undergraduate degree alone. Through UNH’s electrical and computer engineering program, you’ll be introduced to advanced tools related to your field of interest, and you’ll have the flexibility to take coursework in areas including business, law and mathematics to propel your career in the direction you want. Our... Read more about Electrical and Computer Engineering (M.Eng.)
Why get a Master of Science in electrical and computer engineering?  An advanced degree in engineering can be the key to unlocking your career potential or becoming an entrepreneur. In fact, you may earn beyond $15,000 more annually compared to those with an undergraduate degree alone. UNH’s M.S. in electrical and computer engineering will prepare you to take a leadership role in creating future technologies. You’ll take a two-pronged approach, taking courses introducing you to advanced tools related to your field of interest, then building on these courses with research. You’ll have... Read more about Electrical and Computer Engineering (M.S.)
What is electrical and computer engineering?  The minor in electrical and computer engineering will introduce you to the fundamentals of electronics technology and mergingelectronics systems with software. You’ll study electrical circuits and how to control them with software. You’ll study the fundamental concepts of the design, development, testing and modeling of a wide range of electrical systems. By combining skills and technological expertise learned in this minor with majors in the sciences, education, engineering or computer fields, you can leave this program prepared to succeed... Read more about Electrical and Computer Engineering (Minor)
Why get a doctoral degree in electrical and computer engineering?  Our electrical engineering Ph.D. program prepares students for a career in academia, industry and national laboratories. The training offered in our program increases the breadth and depth of students’ electrical and computer engineering knowledge and helps them develop the specialized skills in areas including, but not limited to,biomedical engineering, human-computer interaction, wireless communication, integrated circuit design, cybersecurity, control system and robotics, sensor design, wearable electronics, image... Read more about Electrical and Computer Engineering (Ph.D.)
Why get a Master of Science in electrical and computer engineering biomedical engineering option?  An advanced degree in engineering can be the key to unlocking your career potential or becoming an entrepreneur. UNH’s M.S. in electrical and computer engineering biomedical engineering option will prepare you to take a leadership role in creating future medical related technologies. You’ll take a two-pronged approach, taking courses introducing you to advanced tools related to biomedical engineering then building on these courses with research. You’ll have the opportunity to study core... Read more about Electrical and Computer Engineering: Biomedical Engineering (M.S.)
What is a Bachelor of Science in electrical engineering?  This program is tailored to students who want to understand and participate in the ever-growing world of electronics technology. Students learn the fundamental concepts related to the design, development, testing and modeling of a wide range of electrical systems. By gaining skills and technological expertise, students leave this program prepared to succeed in graduate studies or a variety of career fields. Why study electrical engineering at UNH?  You’ll work in a hands-on laboratory environment that reinforces traditional... Read more about Electrical Engineering (B.S.)
What is the biomedical engineering option in electrical engineering?  The biomedical engineering (BME) option is intended to provide the core of knowledge expected of a computer and/or electrical engineer to provide engineering services in the biomedical field. Electrical and/or computer engineers with this option in biomedical engineering combine engineering principles with medical and biological sciences to design and create equipment, devices, computer systems and software used in healthcare.The BME option is embedded in both the electrical engineering (EE) program and the computer... Read more about Electrical Engineering: Biomedical Engineering Option (B.S.E.E.)
What is a Bachelor of Science in engineering physics?  This program is tailored to students who seek employment in an engineering discipline that requires a deeper knowledge of physical principles or who intend to pursue a graduate degree in engineering. It produces broadly trained engineers who provide solutions to challenging problems in support of a technologically evolving society. The program differs from a traditional engineering degree in that the curriculum includes a greater focus on fundamental physics. Why study engineering physics at UNH?  This program offers... Read more about Engineering Physics Major (B.S.)
What is environmental engineering?  In the environmental engineering minor, you’ll form an understanding of engineering practices that support Earth’s ecosystems, which humans rely on for natural resources, sustenance and pleasure. You’ll receive a comprehensive introduction to protecting ecosystems, infrastructures and the environment from human impacts and natural disasters.You’ll also learn about safeguarding environmental and public health from natural and man-made threats such as chemicals and pathogens in drinking water. Combine this minor with a major in the physical sciences,... Read more about Environmental Engineering (Minor)
What is a Bachelor of Science in environmental engineering?  This program is tailored to students who want to use engineering practices to support Earth’s ecosystems, which humans rely on for natural resources, sustenance and pleasure. Environmental engineers protect these ecosystems, infrastructures and the environment from human impacts and natural disasters. They also protect environmental and public health from natural and man-made threats such as chemicals and pathogens in drinking water. Students learn to design facilities that treat water so it’s safe to drink and design green... Read more about Environmental Engineering Major (B.S.)
What is the geosystems option in environmental sciences?  This intercollege program, hosted between the colleges of Engineering & Physical Sciences and Life Sciences & Agriculture, is designed for students seeking broad, interdisciplinary training in the foundational sciences with an emphasis on the interactions of biological, chemical, and physical processes that shape our natural environment. The geosystems option, coordinated by the Department of Earth Sciences, provides students with foundational coursework in math and the sciences, enhanced by broad training across the... Read more about Environmental Sciences Major: Geosystems Option (B.S.)
What is the hydrology option in Earth sciences?  This intercollege program, hosted between the colleges of Engineering & Physical Sciences and Life Sciences & Agriculture, is designed for students seeking broad, interdisciplinary training in the foundational sciences with an emphasis on the interactions of biological, chemical and physical processes shaping our natural environment. The hydrology option, coordinated by the Department of Earth Sciences, provides students with foundational coursework in math and the sciences, paired with broad training across the environmental... Read more about Environmental Sciences Major: Hydrology Option (B.S.)
Why get a master’s degree in hydrology?  Hydrologists find, manage and conserve the water resources needed by society; facilitate the mitigation of natural disasters; and plan for climate change. The demand for skilled geoscientists in the United States and worldwide is expected to double in coming years. Students with a hydrology M.S. are well equipped for jobs in either the public or private sector that require knowledge of hydrologic fluxes, field and laboratory analytical techniques, quantitative and geospatial data analysis, and scientific communication.  Why choose UNH’s... Read more about Hydrology (M.S.)
Why get a graduate certificate in industrial statistics?  If you’re a professional in a manufacturing and service industry looking to improve your expertise in statistical design of studies, the industrial statistics graduate certificate is designed for you. You’ll study statistical and analytical methodology for decision making, planning and quality improvement, and select from a variety of specialized electives to meet your individual needs.The industrial statistics certificate can help you hone your skills so you can be confident your work is backed by proven methodology, sound... Read more about Industrial Statistics (Graduate Certificate)
What is a Bachelor of Science in information technology?  This program is tailored to students who want to apply computer technologies toward satisfying the information needs of individuals and organizations. The curriculum is rooted in fundamentals; students gain the skills and knowledge needed to enter this ever-changing field with confidence. With a solid foundation in science, students also develop strong programming and problem-solving skills, as well as abstract thinking. The IT program arms graduates with the know-how they’ll bring to professional positions upon graduation and,... Read more about Information Technology (B.S.)
Why pursue a cognate in information technology?  The information technology cognate is designed for students in other majors who wish to get a firm foundation in computing and information technology. The curriculum is rooted in fundamentals, and you will have the option to choose courses from areas including: computer applications, web, computing/programming, and statistics. Whether your major is in the sciences, social sciences, business, liberal arts, education or pre-law, you can benefit from the specific skills and technical knowledge provided by this cognate. Why pursue your... Read more about Information Technology (Cognate)
What is information technology?  The information technology minor is designed to complement non-technical majors to help you apply computer technologies toward satisfying the information needs of individuals and organizations in any field. The curriculum is rooted in fundamentals, and you will develop computer competency and an understanding of computer and information technology applications. You’ll learn programming and problem-solving skills, as well as abstract thinking. If you’re pursuing a major in afield such as architecture, business, marketing, education or pre-law, you’ll... Read more about Information Technology (Minor)
Why pursue a Ph.D. in integrated applied mathematics at UNH?  Integrated applied mathematics is a thriving field in which advanced mathematical and computational methods are brought to bear on complex problems from science, engineering, industry and society. Our program is designed to facilitate interdisciplinary research with participating faculty as you apply cutting-edge mathematical analysis and high performance computing to outside disciplines. You’ll be poised for work in fields such as data science, high-tech manufacturing, government research and academia. Program highlights... Read more about Integrated Applied Mathematics (Ph.D.)
Why get a master’s degree in materials science?  Graduate students in the materials science program at UNH benefit from studying in interdisciplinary fields drawing from faculty representing seven different departments in science and engineering disciplines. Students gain versatile experiences attractive to a wide range of industries. The degree is a unique combination of both fundamental science and engineering, preparing students to tackle technical problems from a materials perspective in fields such as sustainable energy, sustainable and biodegradable materials, stimuli responsive... Read more about Materials Science (M.S.)
What is materials science?  The materials science minor is an interdisciplinary program that involves the research, development and design of new materials. In the past century, materials scientists have enabled major technological advances in areas such as electronic materials for semiconductors, metal alloys for aircraft and automotive applications, and new polymers for a host of medical and consumer applications. You’ll learn the fundamentals of science and engineering, preparing you to tackle technical problems from a materials perspective. Combine the minor with a major in the... Read more about Materials Science (Minor)
Why pursue a Ph.D. in materials science and engineering at UNH?  Our interdisciplinary materials science program will prepare you for advanced work in research, engineering and process development through emphasis on the synthesis, characterization and utilization of nanoscale materials. You’ll work closely with faculty members who are active collaborators with research and development groups located around the world, and are experienced in managing research projects with practical results. The degree is a unique combination of both fundamental science and engineering, preparing you to... Read more about Materials Science and Engineering (Ph.D.)
What is a Bachelor of Arts in mathematics?  The Bachelor of Arts in mathematics degree program offers students a combination of rigorous mathematical training with the flexibility of a liberal arts education. The B.A. offers the same core requirements as the B.S. program but offers more choices in mathematics and free electives. The flexibility offered by this degree program makes it an excellent choice for students pursuing dual majors or double majors in other fields. Why study mathematics at UNH?  You can study one of the world’s oldest and most consequential sciences alongside... Read more about Mathematics (B.A.)
What is a Bachelor of Science in mathematics?  This degree program gives students a broad foundation in the traditional, central fields of pure mathematics, such as algebra, analysis and geometry. Core program requirements are complemented by an enticing selection of mathematics electives that let students tailor their programs toward graduate study in mathematics or science or a career in business or industry. Why study mathematics at UNH?  You’ll work with a diverse faculty of accomplished mathematicians in a department where pure mathematics, applied mathematics, mathematics... Read more about Mathematics (B.S.)
Why get a master’s degree in pure mathematics?  The Master of Science degree in pure mathematics is an opportunity to advance and solidify an understanding of the mathematical sciences. Study at the master’s level allows the student to focus exclusively on mathematics. Such study can be a point of entry for a career in industry or can lead to doctoral study. Many alumni of the program are currently employed as teachers at local community colleges, while some go on to careers in industry. Many also continue to Ph.D. programs. Why choose the UNH pure mathematics program?  The... Read more about Mathematics (M.S.)
Why get a Master of Science for Teachers degree in mathematics?  This specialized master’s degree in mathematics is designed for experienced teachers of secondary and middle school mathematics. The program provides a broader and deeper background in several areas of mathematics and mathematics education, including algebra, geometry, discrete mathematics, analysis and probability and statistics. The M.S.T in mathematics features a strong emphasis on mathematics content and provides the opportunity to make connections between advanced mathematics and pre-college mathematics. Teachers... Read more about Mathematics (M.S.T.)
What is a minor in mathematics?  The mathematics minor will introduce you to central fields of pure mathematics, such as algebra, analysis and geometry. You’ll be able to complement the core program requirements with an enticing selection of mathematics electives,including differential geometry, combinatorics, number and set theory, logic and topology. Tailor the minor to enhance a major such as business, economics, education or the sciences to prepare for your future career or graduate studies. Why study mathematics at UNH?  You’ll work with a diverse faculty of accomplished... Read more about Mathematics (Minor)
Why get a Ph.D. in pure mathematics?  The doctoral degree in pure mathematics represents broad study in the fields of analysis, algebra or topology, culminating with a focused dissertation containing publishable results. The degree is the gateway to an academic career in which one can continue to investigate and contribute to modern mathematics at the highest level. A professor of mathematics can look forward to a fruitful and rewarding career of teaching, advising and scholarship. Many of our graduates have gone on to careers at colleges in the region. Others have continued with... Read more about Mathematics (Ph.D.)
Why pursue a Ph.D. in mathematics education at UNH?  Earning a Ph.D. in mathematics education prepares you to work in academia as a professor of mathematics education, mathematics or education;to take on leadership roles in mathematics education;and to be involved in cutting-edge research. The uniqueness of the Ph.D.program at UNH is that it provides you with a strong mathematical background comparable to that of the pure mathematics Ph.D. You will complete coursework alongside graduate students of pure and applied mathematics, as well as specialized coursework in mathematics education... Read more about Mathematics Education (Ph.D.)
What is the elementary/middle school option in mathematics education?  This program is tailored to students who want to teach mathematics at the elementary or middle school level. It provides a strong foundation in mathematics with current pedagogical approaches and insightful study of student learning. Mathematics education students have the advantage of working directly within the mathematics department and coordinating with the education department to obtain New Hampshire teacher certification.   Why study mathematics education at UNH?  You’ll work alongside accomplished... Read more about Mathematics Education: Elementary/Middle School Option (B.S.)
What is the secondary option in mathematics education?  This program is tailored to students who want to teach mathematics at the high school level. It provides a strong foundation in mathematics with current pedagogical approaches and insightful study of student learning. Mathematics education students have the advantage of working directly within the mathematics department and coordinating with the education department to obtain New Hampshire teacher certification. Why study mathematics education at UNH?  You’ll work alongside accomplished mathematicians, statisticians, and... Read more about Mathematics Education: Secondary Education Option (B.S.)
Why get your Master of Science in mechanical engineering?  Earning a Master of Science (M.S.) degree can be the key to unlocking your potential, increasing your salary, and advancing your career. At UNH, the master’s in mechanical engineering will provide you with advanced training in any of a variety of specialized concentrations, including fluid dynamics and thermal science, mechanics, materials science, design and manufacturing, dynamic systems and control, and ocean engineering. You’ll have the opportunity to conduct original research, complete a thesis and publish papers in any of... Read more about Mechanical Engineering (M.S.)
Why get a Master of Engineering degree in mechanical engineering?  Earning a professional master’s degree can be the key to unlocking your potential, increasing your salary, and advancing your career. At UNH, the mechanical engineering M.Eng. program will enable you to complete advanced coursework in one or more specialized concentrations including fluid dynamics and thermal science, mechanics, materials science, design and manufacturing, dynamic systems and control, and ocean engineering. In addition, you’ll have the opportunity to complete a research project in one of these areas.... Read more about Mechanical Engineering (M.Eng.)
What is mechanical engineering?  The mechanical engineering minor is tailored to students who want to understand the fundamentals of mechanical engineering. You’ll develop abilities in design, analysis and experimentation through a foundation of math, physics, chemistry and computer science, including modeling, thermodynamics, statics, the mechanics of materials,and fluid dynamics. You’ll be able to select electives to complement your electrical and computer engineering or physics major. Or you can combine the skills and technological expertise of this minor with majors in the sciences... Read more about Mechanical Engineering (Minor)
Why pursue a Ph.D. in mechanical engineering at UNH?  Our mechanical engineering Ph.D. program will prepare you for a career in academia, government or the private sector as you develop specialized skills in one of six areas of concentration: fluid dynamics and thermal science, solid mechanics, materials science, design and manufacturing, dynamic systems and control, or ocean engineering.You’ll pursue a deep understanding of your field while also exploring areas outside of your chosen concentration through coursework and a weekly mechanical engineering graduate seminar. Program... Read more about Mechanical Engineering (Ph.D.)
What is a Bachelor of Science in mechanical engineering?  This program is tailored to students who want to pursue a professional career in industry or advanced studies in engineering. Students develop abilities in design, analysis and experimentation through a foundation of math, physics, chemistry and computer science, before moving to more advanced engineering topics that include mechanical design, control systems and energy generation/conversion. This program also gives students the chance to focus on advanced technical areas of their choice. As professionals in the field, our... Read more about Mechanical Engineering Major (B.S.)
Why get an advanced degree in ocean engineering?  Ocean engineering is an interdisciplinary program that prepares students to interact with professionals in diverse disciplines within the ocean science community to develop responsible solutions leading to sustainable activity and life in the ocean. It is a path toward developing practical, real-world ways to address the many urgent problems threatening the health of our oceans and, indeed, our entire planet. Rising sea levels, increasing populations close to the coast, and more frequent and severe storms are all issues that ocean... Read more about Ocean Engineering (M.Eng.)
Why get an advanced degree in ocean engineering?  Ocean engineering is an interdisciplinary program that prepares students to interact with professionals in diverse disciplines within the ocean science community to develop responsible solutions leading to sustainable activity and life in the ocean. Ocean Engineering is a path toward developing practical, real-world ways to address the many urgent problems threatening the health of our oceans and, indeed, our entire planet. Rising sea levels, increasing populations close to the coast, and more frequent and severe storms are all issues... Read more about Ocean Engineering (M.S.)
What is ocean engineering?  The ocean engineering minor will introduce you to engineering pertaining to the ocean and the coastal zone through the study of the geology, physics, chemistry, and life of the oceans. With foundational classes in math, physics, chemistry and engineering computing, you can explore ocean instrumentation, waves and tides, the design of ocean structures, coastal engineering, ocean measurements and ocean acoustics. You’ll have the opportunity to complete a two-semester research project on contemporary ocean-related problems. Combine this minor with majors such... Read more about Ocean Engineering (Minor)
Why pursue a Ph.D. in ocean engineering?  As a student in our ocean engineering Ph.D. program, you’ll work toward developing real-world, sustainable solutions to the many urgent problems threatening the health of our oceans and planet. Rising sea levels, increasing populations close to the coast, and more frequent and severe storms all are issues ocean engineers are addressing. This interdisciplinary program will prepare you to interact with professionals in diverse disciplines within the ocean science community. An increasing number of positions for marine engineers coupled with a low... Read more about Ocean Engineering (Ph.D.)
What is a Bachelor of Science in Ocean Engineering?  This degree program is tailored to students interested in solving engineering challenges associated with the ocean by studying the future technology, infrastructure needs and exploration methodology for the changing environment. It prepares students for careers in industry or government and provides a foundation for graduate studies. This program emphasizes ocean engineering fundamentals while offering interdisciplinary opportunities for focused study in civil, electrical, environmental or mechanical engineering and marine sciences... Read more about Ocean Engineering Major (B.S.)
Why pursue an ocean engineering M.S. with an option in ocean mapping?  More than 85% of the ocean floor is still unexplored. Ocean mappers are modern-day explorers, mastering not only the elements of mapping the seabed, but also becoming adept at such topics as the geologic characterization of the seabed and the mapping of living ocean resources and habitats. Engineering students focus on developing the tools, sensors and techniques used to map the oceans. Why study ocean mapping at UNH?  At UNH, you’ll gain critical skills in rigorous classes and research projects at sites in New... Read more about Ocean Engineering: Ocean Mapping (M.S.)
Why get a graduate certificate in ocean mapping?  More than 85% of the ocean floor is still unexplored. Ocean mappers are modern-day explorers, mastering not only the elements of mapping the seabed, but also becoming adept at such topics as the geologic characterization of the seabed and the mapping of living ocean resources and habitats. The ocean mapping graduate certificate is designed to provide advanced graduate training to working professionals who come from backgrounds ranging from earth science, geology and biology to engineering. You’ll complete core courses and an associated... Read more about Ocean Mapping (Graduate Certificate)
Why get a Master of Science in oceanography?  Are you interested in the environment around you, and does a job or career in marine science appeal to you? Do your interests lie in the aquatic realm, specifically the marine system that includes oceans, estuaries and the atmosphere? Then you’re in luck! Students in the oceanography graduate program are trained in the broad sub disciplines (physical, biological, chemical and geological oceanography) and in their specialty field, and conduct research in topics including – but not limited to – coastal and estuarine processes, sedimentation... Read more about Oceanography (M.S.)
What is oceanography?  Are you interested in the environment around you, and does a career related to marine science appeal to you? Do your interests lie in the aquatic realm, specifically the marine systems that include oceans, estuaries and the atmosphere? The oceanography minor offers a broad foundation in biological, chemical, physical and geological oceanography, with the opportunity to explore courses in marine biology, botany, ecology and evolution,aquaculture,climate, pollution and more. Combine this minor with a major in the sciences, education or business to prepare for... Read more about Oceanography (Minor)
Why pursue a Ph.D. in oceanography at UNH?  Offering outstanding facilities along the New Hampshire coast and beyond,UNH is the perfect location to immerse yourself in marine science. You’ll work closely with a diverse faculty while conducting research on ocean processes in broad fields of physical, biological, chemical and geological oceanography and geophysics. You’ll have the opportunity to work in oceanic settings that range from shallow nearshore and estuarine waters to the deep ocean and span all ocean basins on earth,including the Arctic. Our interdisciplinary programs will... Read more about Oceanography (Ph.D.)
Why get a master’s degree in physics?  The M.S. degree gives you an understanding of physics’ basic theoretical structures as preparation for conducting cutting-edge research. You will learn to apply advanced research methodologies and facilitate deeper student thinking in the areas of electromagnetic theory, quantum mechanics, classical mechanics, and advanced mathematical methods. The graduate program in physics includes a capstone experience, which can be a master's thesis or project. Graduates of this master’s program are equipped for successful careers in research and development... Read more about Physics (M.S.)
What is physics?  The physics minor is tailored to students who want a broad introduction to physics. You can explore fundamental aspects of the universe, from subatomic particles to the origin of the cosmos, and you’ll learn how to approach, analyze and solve complex problems. Combined with majors such as education, journalism, business or other sciences, the minor in physics can serve as preparation for teachers, science writers, pre-med and pre-law students, as well as those wishing to pursue technical careers in industry, research and engineering. Why study physics at UNH? ... Read more about Physics (Minor)
Why pursue a Ph.D. in physics at UNH?  Expand your career opportunities within academia, industry or research through our physics Ph.D. program. You’ll work through a core curriculum exploring the fundamental areas of physics while also engaging with electives in your area of interest. You’ll apply advanced methodologies while conducting original research. If you are interested in teaching physics, you’ll also have the opportunity to pursue a cognate in college teaching. As a doctoral student in our program, you’ll have the opportunity to receive support through teaching assistantships... Read more about Physics (Ph.D.)
What is a Bachelor of Arts in physics?  This degree program is tailored to students who want a broad education, and it’s excellent preparation for middle and high school physics teachers, pre-med and pre-law students, as well as those wishing to pursue a technical career in industry. With fewer required courses than the B.S., students pursing the B.A. have time to explore other academic interests. Why study physics at UNH?  The program offers introductory physics in a lecture and studio format – an active learning environment that includes group work and labs all in a single room... Read more about Physics Major (B.A.)
What is a Bachelor of Science in physics?  This program prepares students for careers in physics and a broad range of related disciplines, such as systems engineering and medical physics. Students will develop the technical skills needed to explore fundamental aspects of the universe, from subatomic particles to the origin of the cosmos.  Why study physics at UNH?  This program offers introductory physics in a lecture and studio format – an active learning environment that includes group work and labs, all in a single room with a professor and graduate teaching assistants. The... Read more about Physics Major (B.S.)
Why pursue a cognate in skills and perspectives for the digital world?  This interdisciplinary cognate will allow you to engage with and reflect on the technology associated with the digital world. You’ll receive a foundation in technical and critical skills aligned with one of the 21st century’s defining areas: information technology. A recent statement by General Electric’s CEO asserts that if you join the company today, as opposed to 20 years ago, you’re going to learn to code even if you are in sales, finance or operations. This cognate gives students and future employees a... Read more about Skills and Perspectives for the Digital World (Cognate)
What is a Bachelor of Science in statistics?  This degree program offers broad coverage of modern statistical theory and extensive experience using statistical software – including R, SAS and JMP – to analyze complex physical, biological and economic models. The statistics program prepares students for graduate study and provides several elective options that prepare graduates for successful careers in actuarial science. Why study statistics at UNH?  You’ll study and gain practical experience in statistics alongside accomplished mathematicians, statisticians and educators who have... Read more about Statistics (B.S.)
Why get a master’s degree statistics?  Statistics is a thriving field that develops and tests tools for data collection, modeling and analysis. Statistical methods and practices are ubiquitous in all the sciences, and in society at large, especially in this age of ever-increasing reliance on digital technology.  Why choose UNH’s statistics program?  UNH is a hotbed of data-driven science as a result of its mission as major research university. You’ll have numerous opportunities in interdisciplinary and data-driven research. Combined with the foundational training of the program,... Read more about Statistics (M.S.)
What is a minor in statistics?  The statistics minor offers the fundamentals of statistical analysis and its applications. You’ll receive an introduction to modern statistical theory and experience using statistical software —including R, SAS and JMP —to analyze complex physical, biological and economic models. The statistics minor can be combined with a major in mathematics, data science, business, economics, social sciences and others to prepare for a variety of careers in actuarial science, research, education, government and industry. Why study statistics at UNH?  You’ll work... Read more about Statistics (Minor)
Why pursue a Ph.D. in statistics at UNH?  In our statistics Ph.D. program, you’ll develop deep knowledge of the theoretical and computational foundations of statistical methodology that drives data analysis and predictive analytics. You’ll work closely with faculty to conduct original research in a chosen area of interest. Our departmental specializations include Bayesian statistics, causal inference, data mining and large data, epigenomic statistics, design of experiments for innovation, environmental statistics, high-dimensional data, machine learning, network analysis, nonparametric... Read more about Statistics (Ph.D.)
Why pursue a Ph.D. in systems design at UNH?  The systems design program at UNH will help you address contemporary engineering and scientific problems that can be solved only through the cooperation of a variety of disciplines. Our interdepartmental program is aimed at developing scientists/engineers with management ability and engineers with system analysis and design capability. You will learn to make creative technical contributions to complex and to large-scale systems. You will work closely with an interdisciplinary guidance committee to develop a course of study that addresses... Read more about Systems Design (Ph.D.)