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Marine and Coastal Science — Coastal Environmental Processes or Marine Environmental Chemistry

Do you want to explore science in an applied, hands-on way?

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Nutrition Science
Nutrition scientists study the components of food that may hold the key to living longer, healthier lives and examine food availability and safety.
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Plant Sciences
Plant science majors get hands-on experience with plants and agriculture that can lead to a lucrative, rewarding career and a healthier planet for us all. 
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Sustainable Agriculture and Food Systems
Sustainable agriculture and food systems majors acquire the skills and knowledge to become successful agriculturalists, entrepreneurs and researchers. 
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Sustainable Environmental Design
The sustainable environmental design major prepares students to thoughtfully plan communities, design livable cities, and create equitable urban spaces.
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Undeclared/Exploratory Program
The undeclared/exploratory program allows you to sample a variety of majors and career options before making up your mind.
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Viticulture and Enology
Majors in viticulture and enology study grape growing (viticulture) and wine making (enology) along with a dose of statistical analysis.
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Wildlife, Fish and Conservation Biology
Majors in wildlife, fish and conservation biology study the relationships between human needs and wildlife needs for shelter and habitat preservation.