College of Natural, Applied and Health Sciences
Academic Degree Programs

The College of Natural, Applied and Health Sciences, offers competitive quality programs leading to the Bachelor of Science and Bachelor of Arts Degrees in 27 areas ( plus 3 options currently being phased out), including several specialization options.

At the Graduate level, we currently offer seven (7) graduate programs. The department of Mathematics and Computer Science offers three (3) graduate degree programs: The Master of Science in Computing, Statistics and Mathematics; The Master of Arts in Mathematics Education; and the Master of Science in Information Systems, which is jointly sponsored by Mathematics and Computer Science and the Management and Marketing Departments.

The Department of Nursing offers a Master of Science in Nursing- Clinical Management with a focus on Transcultural Nursing; and a Master of Science in Nursing/Master in Public Administration, which is jointly sponsored by the Department of Nursing and the Department of Public Administration.

The Department of Occupational Therapy also offers a Master of Science in Occupational Therapy; our most recent graduate program is the Master of Science in Biotechnology, which is an interdisciplinary program between the departments of Biology, Chemistry/Physics, and Geology and Meteorology.

Guide sheets for these academic degree programs are available. Explore them at your convenience.

Note: For more specific detailed information on these programs, please visit the web pages for the Academic Departments