Our Degrees
The social science data analysis and visualization minor introduces students to the fundamentals and current innovations of research and data analysis across social science disciplines.
The graduate program emphasizes rigorous preparation in sociological theory and research methodologies as the basis of sound scholarship.
A minor in sociology complements any major and gives students a valuable skill set that is desirable to a wide variety of employers.
The minor in soil science is especially geared toward students majoring in the environmental sciences including hydrologic science, environmental science and management, environmental toxicology, e
The Soils and Biogeochemistry Graduate Program focuses on the study of physical, chemical, and biological processes that occur in the soils of different landforms and ecosystems.
The Statistics Graduate Program consists of 24 faculty including members affiliated with various departments on campus. The program offers both Ph.D. and M.S. degrees. The M.S.
The department offers a minor program in statistics that consists of five upper division level courses focusing on the fundamentals of mathematical statistics and of the most widely used applied st