The Craig School of Business awards Bachelor of Science in Business Administration degrees to an average of 120 students each year. Your degree will enable you to launch your career in a variety of business industries.

The College of Liberal Arts and Sciences is comprised of 11 departments offering degrees in 25 different disciplines, including the areas of biology, chemistry, communication and journalism, computer science, mathematics, physics, economics, political science, sociology, English, modern languages, history, geography, philosophy, religion and psychology.

The College of Professional Studies includes the disciplines of criminal justice, legal studies, social work, education, engineering technology, health, physical education, recreation, military science, ROTC, nursing and allied health.

The graduate school offers more than 20 degree and certificate programs, including chemistry, engineering technology management, human factors and usability testing, industrial life science, information technology management, sports and fitness management, autism spectrum disorders, teachers of English to speakers of other languages, digital media, technical communication, writing studies, enterprise resource planning, nursing, health care leadership, forensic investigations and social work.

The School of Fine Arts is comprised of three departments: Art, Music and Theatre, Cinema and Dance. Areas of study include: studio art, graphic design, digital animation, art education, art history, instrumental music, vocal music, piano music, music education, theatre, musical theatre, cinema, dance and speech and theatre education.

The Western Institute covers a broad variety of academic and outreach programming, including dual credit, degree completion programs, the Law Enforcement Academy, the Intensive English Program and Western Playhouse, among others. The Western Institute also develops programming based on educational needs for local businesses.