Aerospace Physiology The Bachelor of Science in Aerospace Physiology, housed in the Department of Human Factors and Behavioral Neurobiology, prepares students for careers or graduate study in aerospace medicine. This unique program integrates a robust life science curriculum with aerospace applications. For example, students learn how behavioral neuroscience, nutritional biochemistry, exercise physiology, genetics research and other components of health and human performance support human function in extreme environments, including space.
Data Science The Master of Science in Data Science, offered by the Department of Mathematics, produces graduates in one of the world’s fastest-growing disciplines. The program steeps students in mathematics, statistics, artificial intelligence and programming, preparing them to analyze and extract knowledge from large amounts of data in such fields as aviation, business and industry and health. Developing these highly sought-after skills enables data science students to engage in meaningful internships and allows graduates to choose from diverse employment opportunities.
Homeland Security & Intelligence The Bachelor of Science in Homeland Security and Intelligence (HSI) recently underwent a title and
curriculum change to emphasize the importance of intelligence in sound decision-making. One of the two programs delivered in the Security Studies & International Affairs Department, HSI addresses the expanding needs of the governmental and private sectors to identify risk-acceptable actions. The program empowers students to assess, analyze and evaluate various threats. Whether those threats involve critical infrastructure, physical security, natural disasters or cybersecurity, HSI graduates are prepared to respond to the evolving needs facing today’s security professionals.
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