Accounting is the foundation of business, focusing on tracking, managing and analyzing financial data to ensure financial health and compliance. With advanced tools and technology, accountants play a key role in guiding business decisions, forecasting trends and identifying growth opportunities. They are equipped with strong technical and interpersonal skills to excel as global corporate citizens in the business world. As businesses become more complex, the demand for skilled accountants who can interpret data and provide strategic insights continues to rise, opening up exciting career opportunities in public accounting, businesses, sports franchises, non-profit organizations, the FBI and many others. Accounting majors are prepared for diverse financial roles and are equipped with strong technical and interpersonal skills to excel as global corporate citizens in the business world.

Undergraduate Programs:  
Accounting, B.S.B.A. 
Tax Planning Certificate 
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Graduate Programs:  
Accountancy: Professional M.Acc. 100% Online Option Only 
Accountancy: Executive, M.Acc. 100% Online Option Only 
Accountancy: Forensic Data Analytics, M.Acc. 100% Online Option Only 
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UTC’s Educational Leadership Licensure Ed.S. is designed for teachers who want to become principals, assistant principals, supervisors or central office personnel. Coursework and field experiences are aligned with Tennessee Instructional Leadership Standards. Students complete 36 graduate credits, including field experience, practicum and capstone work. 

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UTC’s Educational Leadership Non-Licensure Ed.S. is designed for post-master’s teachers, teacher leaders, aspiring administrators and current administrators focused on improving instruction. It is also for experienced teachers who want to lead through collaboration, mentoring, professional development and curriculum or instructional strategy work. This concentration does not lead to a Tennessee Principal’s License.

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UTC’s School Psychology Ed.S. prepares students to work within a comprehensive and integrated service model recommended by the National Association of School Psychologists. Graduates are prepared to use accepted best practices, pursue school psychology licensure and provide leadership in schools and organizations serving children, youth, families and educators. Full-time students can complete the program in three years. 

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UTC’s Africana Studies minor gives students an interdisciplinary way to study the histories, cultures, politics, literature and experiences of people of African descent. Students explore Africana Studies through courses in history, English, philosophy, religion, sociology and related fields.

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UTC’s Political Science: American Politics program focuses on political behavior, institutions and public life in the United States. Students study American politics, world politics, political behavior, Congress, the presidency, political theory, research methods and advanced political science electives. The concentration gives students a focused path for understanding elections, institutions, public opinion and political decision-making. 

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UTC offers a B.A. and a B.S. in Anthropology. 

UTC’s Anthropology, B.A. program helps students study human beings across time, culture and place. Students explore biological anthropology, cultural anthropology and archaeology while building skills in research, analysis and cross-cultural understanding. The B.A. path includes foreign language study and one field or laboratory course, giving students a broad humanities-connected foundation in anthropology.

UTC’s Anthropology, B.S. program helps students study human origins, human variation, culture and the archaeological record. Students complete core coursework in biological anthropology, cultural anthropology and archaeology while developing technical and field-based skills. The B.S. path includes two field or laboratory courses and additional elective space outside the major.

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UTC’s Anthropology minor gives students a focused way to study human beings across time, culture and place. Students explore biological anthropology, cultural anthropology and archaeology while building skills in observation, interpretation, research and cross-cultural analysis.

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UTC’s online BAS in Applied Leadership is built for adult learners who have prior college or work experience but have not yet finished a four-year degree. The program is flexible, online and focused on applied leadership skills students can use in workplace and organizational settings. Coursework emphasizes problem-solving, communication, conflict resolution, decision-making and organizational change. 

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UTC’s Applied Leadership minor gives students a focused way to study leadership theory, decision-making, innovation and change in organizational settings. Students build practical leadership knowledge through LEAP coursework designed around communication, problem-solving, conflict resolution and leadership practice.

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UTC’s Mathematics: Applied Mathematics M.S. gives students advanced preparation in mathematical methods and applications. Students complete core graduate mathematics courses, concentration coursework, internship or area-of-application hours and electives. The program also includes work with a faculty advisor on a research paper or thesis in an area of interest.

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UTC’s Art Education program combines studio art, art history and education coursework for students who want to teach. Students build a broad foundation in visual art while gaining classroom-focused preparation through the UTC School of Education. The program includes studio practice, art history, teaching methods and student teaching experience. 

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UTC’s Art History program helps students study visual culture across time, place and context. Students learn to interpret art, architecture and other visual materials through historical, religious, sociocultural, theoretical and formal perspectives. The program also builds research, writing and speaking skills for students interested in museums, galleries, curatorial work, graduate study or other research-focused paths. 

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UTC’s Design Research and Practice program focuses on how design affects culture, communication and relationships. Students develop formal, technical and research-based design skills while learning to consider the larger social and cultural contexts of their work. The B.F.A. path gives students intensive study in design, portfolio review, upper-division studio work and a capstone thesis project.

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UTC’s Painting and Drawing program prepares students to develop independent studio practices. Students receive individualized instruction while building skills in drawing, painting, figure work, research and contemporary studio practice. The B.F.A. path includes intensive upper-division studio work, access to studio space and a capstone thesis project. 

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UTC’s Photography and Media Art B.F.A. program centers on creative imaging and time-based art. Students build a foundation in photography and digital media, then develop individual interests in photography, video, sound, digital media or related forms. Upper-division coursework includes independent studio practice and exploration of web-based art, bookmaking, interdisciplinary research and new forms of photo-media expression. 

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UTC’s Sculpture program helps students explore the physical world through materials, fabrication processes and conceptual work. Students study traditional and nontraditional media while engaging installation, performance, interdisciplinary strategies and emerging forms. The B.F.A. path includes intensive upper-division studio work, independent practice and a capstone thesis project.

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UTC’s Studio Art program gives students a flexible path through the visual arts. Students can study more than one visual art field while pairing the major with an academic minor. The program is designed for students who want broad studio experience, a liberal arts foundation and room to connect artmaking with other academic interests. 

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UTC’s Artificial Intelligence for STEM Certificate gives students a focused way to study machine learning, data analytics and data visualization. Students build knowledge of artificial intelligence tools and applications that can support work across science, technology, engineering, mathematics and related fields. 

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UTC’s Graduate Athletic Training Program prepares students to serve as licensed health care professionals in a variety of settings. The program combines didactic and clinical education, with students gaining clinical experience throughout their time at UTC. Students complete clinical rotations during 60 of 65 active weeks, including an eight-week immersive rotation, and the program emphasizes evidence-based practice and research experience. 

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UTC’s Bilingual: French/Spanish Certificate gives students a focused way to build language skills across French and Spanish. Students can connect coursework in French, Spanish, Francophone cultures and Spanish-speaking cultures while strengthening cross-cultural communication. The certificate can complement majors connected to language, education, international work, public service, health care, business and the humanities. 

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UTC’s Biochemistry program connects chemistry with the study of living systems. Students complete chemistry coursework in organic, analytical, inorganic and physical chemistry while also studying biology, genetics, biochemistry, proteins and nucleic acids. The program gives students a chemistry-centered path for interests tied to medicine, dentistry, pharmacy, research and other science-focused graduate or professional study. 

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UTC’s General Biology program gives students a broad foundation in the life sciences with room to tailor upper-level coursework to their interests. Students study principles of biology, ecology, genetics, evolution, chemistry, statistics and approved biology electives. The department also supports experiential learning and student research through resources such as animal quarters, on-campus greenhouses, field stations, aquatic research vessels and a 200-acre forested wetland research property. 

Why get a Biology Minor at UTC? 
UTC’s Biology minor gives students a focused foundation in the life sciences while they pursue another major. Students study principles of biology and upper-level biology topics such as ecology, genetics, microbiology, evolution, animal behavior and cell biology. The minor can support students interested in science, health-related fields, environmental work, research or education.

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UTC’s Preprofessional Biology program is designed for students interested in health-related professional paths. Students build a foundation in biology, chemistry, organic chemistry, physics, statistics, scientific writing and biochemistry, along with upper-level biology and professional core electives. The curriculum gives students a science-heavy path while allowing them to work with an advisor on general education choices tied to pre-health interests. 

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UTC’s Biology: STEM Education program combines biology coursework with teaching-focused preparation for students interested in biology education. Students study principles of biology, genetics, evolution, ecology and upper-level biology while completing STEM education courses in inquiry-based teaching, classroom interactions, research methods, project-based instruction and apprentice teaching. The program is built for students seeking biology content preparation with a path toward teaching licensure.  

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UTC’s Biophysics program connects physics with biology and chemistry. Students study principles of biology, general chemistry, organic chemistry, genetics, biochemistry, thermal physics, quantum mechanics, optics and the physics of living systems. The program gives students an interdisciplinary path for studying biological systems through physical principles, laboratory work and quantitative analysis. 

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This program is a four-year interdisciplinary program for academically gifted and motivated students pursuing an education that nurtures their intellects, sense of social responsibility and drive to lead.

Available Degree Programs: 
Brock Scholars Minor 
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The Business Administration program has degrees that provide students with practical and strategic skills in organization, operations, accounting, finance and information management. These skills are essential for entrepreneurial success and help professionals make informed business decisions across various industries.

Undergraduate Program: 
Business Administration Minor 
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Graduate Programs: 
Business Administration: General, M.B.A. 100% Online Option
Business Administration: Accounting, M.B.A.100% Online Option
Business Administration: Healthcare Administration, M.B.A. 100% Online Option
Business Administration: Finance, M.B.A. 100% Online Option
Business Administration: Business Analytics, M.B.A. 100% Online Option
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The UTC graduate program in Business Analytics equips students with the skills to collect, manage, control and interpret large sets of data. Professionals with data analytics expertise are highly sought after and work in various industries, including healthcare, logistics, transportation and manufacturing. These professionals need both technical know-how and business knowledge to help organizations make better business decisions.

Undergraduate Programs: 
Business Analytics, B.S.B.A. 
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Graduate Programs: 
Data Analytics, M.S.D.A. 100% Online Option 
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Business Analytics Post Baccalaureate Certificate 100% Online Option 
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UTC’s Philosophy and Religion: Business, Religion, and Society program connects religious studies, business, ethics and society. Students study religion alongside coursework in accounting, economics, entrepreneurship, management, human resources and business ethics. The program gives students an interdisciplinary path for understanding how religious ideas, ethical questions and business decisions interact in public life.

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UTC’s Chemical Engineering B.S.Ch.E. program focuses on process design, optimization, safety and efficiency. Students study how raw materials become products such as fuels, medicines and materials. The program emphasizes faculty-led undergraduate education, hands-on lab instruction and ABET-accredited preparation for chemical engineering practice. 

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Chemical engineering is the application of chemistry, biology, physics and mathematics to solve problems involving the production or use of chemicals, fuel, drugs, food and more. This field involves designing processes and equipment for large-scale manufacturing, testing manufacturing methods and byproducts, and overseeing production to ensure safety and sustainability. Chemical engineering students are equipped with the skills to innovate in diverse sectors such as pharmaceuticals, environmental health and energy solutions, in pursuit of fostering a safer, more efficient world.

Undergraduate Programs 
Chemical Engineering, B.S.Ch.E. 
Chemical Engineering: Environmental, B.S.Ch.E. 
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Graduate Program 
Engineering: Chemical, M.S. 100% Online Option 
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UTC’s Chemical Engineering: Environmental B.S.Ch.E. program focuses on engineering solutions tied to environmental health, including clean water, air quality and waste management. Students combine biology, chemistry and engineering while studying environmental systems and sustainability-focused projects. The program is ABET-accredited under the Chemical Engineering Program Criteria.

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UTC’s Chemistry program gives students a foundation in the central science, with coursework in general chemistry, organic chemistry, quantitative analysis, inorganic chemistry, physical chemistry, biochemistry and instrumental analysis. Students build laboratory, analytical and scientific communication skills while preparing for graduate study, professional programs, teaching, industry or other science-related paths. 

Why get a Chemistry Minor at UTC? 
UTC’s Chemistry minor gives students a focused way to study chemistry while completing another major. Students build knowledge in general chemistry, organic chemistry and advanced chemistry topics, with coursework that can support interests in science, health-related fields, engineering, research or laboratory work.

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UTC’s Preprofessional Chemistry program is designed for students interested in health-related professional paths. Students study chemistry, biology, physics, statistics, scientific writing, microbiology, genetics, biochemistry and upper-level chemistry electives. The curriculum gives students a science-heavy foundation while leaving room for advising tied to specific post-graduation goals, including additional schooling in health-related fields. 

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UTC’s Chemistry: STEM Education program combines chemistry coursework with teaching-focused preparation. Students study general chemistry, organic chemistry, quantitative analysis, physical chemistry, inorganic chemistry and biochemistry while completing STEM education courses in inquiry-based teaching, classroom interactions, research methods, project-based instruction and apprentice teaching. The program is built for students seeking chemistry content preparation with a path toward teaching licensure.

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UTC’s Child and Family Studies concentration is part of the School of Education’s Interdisciplinary Educational Studies B.S. Students study children, families and family-serving programs through coursework in child development, family interaction and family stress. The School of Education emphasizes professional practice, leadership, service, professionalism, partnerships and performance. 

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UTC’s Child and Family Studies minor gives students a focused way to study child development, adolescent development, family life and the systems that support children and families. The minor can complement majors connected to education, psychology, sociology, social work, health and other fields centered on children, families and communities. 

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UTC’s MPH in Chronic Disease Prevention and Control prepares students to address chronic conditions such as heart disease, diabetes, obesity and cancer in communities. The 42-credit, non-thesis program is accredited by the Council on Education for Public Health and offers online and hybrid course formats, with full-time and part-time options. 

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UTC’s Civil Engineering B.S.C.E. program prepares students to design, build and maintain infrastructure and natural environments. Students study areas such as water resources, transportation, structures, foundations and civil engineering materials. The program is accredited by the Engineering Accreditation Commission of ABET under the Civil Engineering Program Criteria. 

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Civil engineering is one of the oldest branches of engineering, encompassing the planning, design, construction, operation and management of infrastructure. This includes roads, bridges, dams, irrigation systems, transportation systems, water supply and treatment systems and waste management, among other responsibilities. Civil engineers ensure the health, safety and welfare of the public, adhering to strict ethical standards and impacting virtually every aspect of community infrastructure. The field has diversified into several major branches, including structural engineering, environmental engineering, transportation engineering, geotechnical engineering, water resources engineering, construction engineering and hydraulic engineering.

Undergraduate Programs: 
Civil Engineering, B.S.C.E. 
Civil Engineering: Environmental, B.S.C.E. 
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Graduate Program: 
Engineering: Civil, M.S. 100% Online Option 
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UTC’s Civil Engineering: Environmental B.S.C.E. program connects civil engineering with environmental systems such as waste management, pollution control, stormwater, wastewater and water treatment. Students study the technical foundations of civil engineering while building additional focus in environmental engineering topics. The program is accredited by the Engineering Accreditation Commission of ABET under the Civil Engineering Program Criteria.

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UTC’s Classics program helps students study the language, literature, culture and daily life of the ancient world. Students take coursework in classical civilization, Greek, Latin and related fields while building skills in analysis, interpretation and research-based argument. The program also includes foreign language study, approved classics electives and experiential learning options.

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UTC’s Classics minor helps students study the ancient Mediterranean world through its literature, history, language, mythology and culture. Students can explore Greek and Roman civilization while building skills in interpretation, historical analysis and close reading.

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UTC’s Climate Science Post-Baccalaureate Certificate gives students focused graduate study in climate science and related environmental issues. The certificate helps students add climate science expertise to another graduate program or build on a completed degree. It can support professional interests in government, nonprofit organizations, consulting, education and private industry.

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UTC’s Clinical Addiction Studies Certificate gives undergraduate and graduate students a foundational understanding of addictions counseling. The coursework is aligned with Tennessee Licensed Alcohol and Drug Abuse Counselor educational requirements, though UTC notes that certificate completion does not guarantee licensure because additional clinical hours are required. 

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UTC’s Clinical Mental Health M.Ed. prepares beginning counselors for clinical mental health settings. The 60-credit program is designed as a basis for preparation for Tennessee professional counselor licensure requirements. Students complete core counseling coursework, clinical placement in the field and exit exam requirements. 

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UTC’s Clinical Mental Health Post-Master’s Certificate is designed for students who already hold a graduate degree in counseling or a closely related field and want to pursue licensure as a professional counselor in Tennessee. Students build on prior graduate coursework while completing additional study aligned with Tennessee LPC requirements. 

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UTC’s Collaborative Music minor gives students a way to study music while connecting it with performance, ensemble work and other creative disciplines. Students build musicianship through music theory, aural skills, applied study and ensemble participation. The minor is designed for students who want music study to support another major or creative path. 

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UTC’s Communication program prepares students for the changing media and communication fields. Students build a foundation in liberal arts and sciences while developing skills in writing, media production, public relations, journalism, communication technology and mass communication law and ethics. The program also encourages students to gain experience through student media, internships and hands-on communication work. 

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The Community Engagement minor at UTC prepares students to create meaningful change through a blend of classroom learning and hands-on experience. Students explore core concepts including community development, volunteerism and service learning, leadership, real-world experience and social advocacy while building the skills needed to address community challenges and make a lasting impact. 

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UTC’s Computational and Applied Mathematics Ph.D. prepares students for advanced research in mathematics, engineering and the sciences. Students combine computational and applied mathematics with deep work in an application area. The program includes opportunities to conduct research with mathematics faculty while connecting that work across science and engineering disciplines. 

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UTC’s Computational and Applied Statistics Post-Baccalaureate Certificate is a three-year program designed for working professionals who want to strengthen their statistical and analytical skills. Students develop expertise in probability, statistics, regression analysis and computational methods, with a focus on using data-based inferences to inform decisions and solve real-world problems in their professional fields.

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UTC’s Computational Engineering Ph.D. prepares students to apply advanced modeling, simulation and optimization to engineering problems. Students work in an interdisciplinary research environment with access to national research centers, mentorship and research support. The program is tailored to each student’s background and research goals.

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UTC’s Computational Optimization minor helps students build quantitative tools for modeling and solving complex problems. Students study calculus, logic, algebra, mathematical programming and optimization methods. The minor also introduces programming and modeling languages that support computational problem-solving across academic and professional fields.

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The UTC Computational Science Ph.D. program is designed to develop experts in advanced modeling, simulation and optimization software for diverse scientific analysis, data-driven discovery and product design solutions.

Graduate Programs: 
Computational Science: Data Science and IT, M.S. 
Computational Science: Computational and Applied Mathematics, Ph.D. 
Computational Science: Computational Engineering, Ph.D. 
Computational Science: Computer Science, Ph.D. 
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Computational and Applied Statistics Post-Baccalaureate Certificate 
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UTC’s Computer Engineering B.S.Cp.E. program combines computer science and electrical engineering, giving students a foundation in software design, computer hardware, circuits, operating systems and embedded systems. Students complete an interdisciplinary senior design project sequence that brings together technical problem-solving and applied engineering work. 

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Computer engineering integrates the principles of electrical engineering and computer science to develop advanced computer systems. This discipline focuses on the design, analysis and application of computers and on their applications as components of systems.

Undergraduate Program: 
Computer Engineering, B.S.Cp.E. 
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UTC’s Computer Science M.S. gives students advanced study in computer science with flexibility to choose areas of interest. Students complete graduate coursework and may choose a thesis or project option. Coursework includes topics such as algorithms, programming languages, advanced computer architecture, cloud computing, machine learning and data visualization. 

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UTC’s Computational Science: Computer Science Ph.D. prepares students to apply computing skills and innovations to advanced computational science design, modeling, simulation and analytics. Students participate in interdisciplinary team research and build coursework around their background and research goals. The concentration is open to qualified students in computer science, engineering, mathematics or related natural sciences. 

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Computer science is the study of computer systems and computational processes, combining elements of mathematics, engineering and logic to design software and solve complex problems. This dynamic field equips students with the critical thinking skills and technical proficiency to thrive in numerous technology-driven career paths.

Undergraduate Programs: 
IT Cybersecurity, B.A.S. 
Computer Science: Cyber Security, B.S. 
Computer Science: Software Systems, B.S. 
Computer Science Minor 
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Graduate Programs: 
Computer Science, M.S. 100% Online Option 
Computer Science: Cyber Security, M.S. 100% Online Option 
Computer Science: Data Science and Artificial Intelligence, M.S. 100% Online Option 
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Artificial Intelligence for STEM Certificate 
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UTC’s Computer Science minor gives students a focused way to study programming, data structures, software development and operating systems. Students build a foundation in computational thinking and technical problem-solving that can support majors across engineering, science, business, mathematics and other fields. 

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UTC’s Construction Management program prepares students to plan, schedule and oversee construction projects. Students study all phases of construction, including design, site preparation, project completion, materials science, structural systems, cost estimation and construction law. The program can be completed 100% online or through a combination of online and in-person coursework. 

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UTC’s Engineering Management: Construction Management M.S. is designed for students with backgrounds in engineering, architecture, construction science or technical fields who want to move into leadership roles in construction. Students study construction project management, cost estimating, scheduling, contract administration, safety management and sustainability principles. The program can be completed fully face-to-face, 100% online or in a hybrid format.

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UTC’s Construction Management minor gives students a focused way to study the planning, estimating and management of construction projects. Students build knowledge in construction processes, project management, cost estimation and facilities-related work that can support careers connected to construction, engineering, operations and project leadership. 

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The UTC counselor education graduate program trains knowledgeable, competent and skillful professional counselors to provide services in both clinical mental health and school settings. The program emphasizes personal and professional wellness, skill acquisition, a strong theoretical and ethical foundation and cultural competence to work independently and collaboratively with various individuals and groups.

Undergraduate Programs: 
Clinical Addiction Studies Certificate 
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Graduate Programs: 
Counselor Education: Clinical Mental Health, M.Ed. 
Counselor Education: School Counseling, M.Ed. 
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Clinical Addiction Studies Post-Baccalaureate Certificate 100% Online Option
Clinical Mental Health Post-Master's Certificate 
School Counseling Post-Master's Certificate 
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UTC’s Creative Writing program helps students study poetry, creative nonfiction and fiction through reading, writing, performance and interactive media. Students sharpen their creative craft while building critical analysis and communication skills. The program also connects students with opportunities such as the Meacham Writers’ Workshop, Sequoya Review and the English Department’s Internship Program.

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UTC’s Criminal Justice program helps students understand the systems, institutions and issues that shape justice in the U.S. Students study criminology, policing, courts, corrections, research methods, ethics and the social factors that affect crime and justice. The program is offered in traditional and online formats and includes criminal justice electives, internship options and a capstone course focused on critical justice issues. 

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UTC’s Criminal Justice minor helps students study the core systems and issues connected to crime and justice. Students can explore criminology, policing, courts, corrections, victimology and other criminal justice topics while adding a justice-focused perspective to majors such as communication, political science, sociology, anthropology, psychology and social work. 

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UTC’s Master of Science in Criminal Justice program is designed for students and professionals who want advanced study in criminal justice. Students take coursework in areas such as corrections, policing, courts, comparative and cross-cultural issues, victimology, white collar crime, terrorism, ethics and popular culture. The program includes required coursework, electives and the option to complete either a thesis or comprehensive exam. 

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UTC’s Computer Science: Cyber Security program focuses on protecting computer systems, networks and the information stored on them from misuse or malicious attack. Students study computer science foundations alongside courses in information security, biometrics, cryptography, computer network security and system vulnerability analysis. The program is accredited by the Computing Accreditation Commission of ABET. 

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UTC’s Computer Science: Cyber Security M.S. focuses on protecting computer systems, networks and stored information from misuse or malicious attack. Students complete graduate computer science core coursework along with cyber security core courses and electives. The program offers thesis and project options.

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Why study Computer Science: Data Science & Artificial Intelligence at UTC? 
UTC’s Computer Science: Data Science and Artificial Intelligence program brings together computer science, statistics, data analytics, machine learning and artificial intelligence. Students study how computing can be used to work with data, build models and explore complex technical problems. The program includes advanced coursework in data analytics, machine learning, artificial intelligence, and data visualization. 

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UTC’s Data Science and Artificial Intelligence M.S.C.S focuses on using computers and scientific methods to extract knowledge and insights from data. Students complete graduate computer science core coursework along with data science core courses and electives. The program offers thesis and project options, with coursework in data analytics, machine learning and data visualization. 

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UTC’s Drama minor gives students a focused way to study theatre performance, theatre history and dramatic literature. Students explore theatre as an art form and as a cultural practice while building skills in performance analysis, interpretation and creative expression. The minor can complement majors in English, history, communication, music, education and other arts or humanities fields.

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UTC’s Early Childhood and Early Childhood Special Education concentration is a School of Education pathway for students preparing to support young children and early learners. The program includes coursework in early childhood and early childhood special education, early literacy and assessment. Students seeking teaching licensure complete Teacher Education Program requirements throughout their program. 

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Economics is the science of decision-making, exploring how individuals, businesses and governments allocate resources and respond to incentives. It is the study of scarcity and how people use limited resources and respond to incentives when making important decisions. It helps us understand historical trends, make predictions, evaluate programs, analyze human behavior and explain social phenomena.

Undergraduate Programs: 
Economics, B.A. 
Economics: International Public Policy, B.A. 
Economics, B.S.B.A 
Economics: Financial Economics, B.S.B.A. 
Economics Minor 
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Studying education at UTC offers a unique blend of rigorous academic and practical experience. From the accreditation of its graduate programs, hands-on opportunities in middle and secondary education, to the educational minor, UTC ensures its students are well-prepared to make a positive impact.

Undergraduate Degrees: 
Child and Family Studies Minor
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Education (Licensure) Minor 
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Education (Non-Licensure) Minor 
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Interdisciplinary Educational Studies: Child and Family Studies, B.S.
Interdisciplinary Educational Studies: Early Childhood and Early Childhood Special Education, B.S
Interdisciplinary Educational Studies: Elementary Education K-5 and English as a Second Language Pre-K-12, B.S.
Interdisciplinary Educational Studies: Exceptional Learning 6-12 Interventionists, B.S.
Interdisciplinary Educational Studies: Exceptional Learning K-12 Comprehensive, B.S
Interdisciplinary Educational Studies: Exceptional Learning K-8 Interventionists, B.S.
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Middle Grades: English, B.S.
Middle Grades: Mathematics, B.S.
Middle Grades: Natural Sciences, B.S.
Middle Grades: Social Sciences, B.S. 
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Secondary Education: Economics, B.S.
Secondary Education: English, B.S.
Secondary Education: Geography, B.S.
Secondary Education: History, B.S.
Secondary Education: Political Science, B.S. 
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STEM Education: Biology, B.S.
STEM Education: Chemistry, B.S.
STEM Education: Geology, B.S.
STEM Education: Mathematics, B.S.
STEM Education: Physics, B.S.
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Graduate Degrees: 
Elementary Education: Elementary Education and English as a Second Language, M.Ed. 100% Online Option
Elementary Education: Elementary Education (Licensure), M.Ed. 100% Online Option
Elementary Education: Elementary (Non-Licensure), M.Ed. 100% Online Option
Elementary Education: Reading Specialist, M.Ed. 100% Online Option
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Exceptional Learning: Mild Disabilities Grades 6-12, M.Ed.
Exceptional Learning: Mild Disabilities Grades K-8, M.Ed.
Exceptional Learning: Moderate/Severe Disabilities Grades K-12, M.Ed. 
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Secondary Education: English as a Second Language, M.Ed.
Secondary Education: Licensure, M.Ed.
Secondary Education: Non-Licensure, M.Ed.
Secondary Education: Reading Specialist, M.Ed. 
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UTC’s Education Licensure minor is designed for students pursuing teacher licensure while completing a related major. Students study the U.S. education system, learners, instruction and field-based education topics as part of a path connected to UTC’s teacher education programs.

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UTC’s Educational Leadership Post-Master’s Certificate is designed for educators seeking an administrative license as a principal or supervisor. Students study leadership for school improvement, curriculum, assessment, school law and school culture through coursework and field experiences aligned with Tennessee instructional leadership standards.

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Educational leadership is the dynamic field focused on guiding and managing educational institutions to create positive learning environments, implement effective policies and foster professional growth among staff. It encompasses roles such as principals, instructional coaches and district-level administrators who drive strategic decisions, manage resources and ensure high-quality education standards are met. At UTC, our programs prepare you to lead schools and educational programs towards excellence and innovation.

Graduate Programs: 
Educational Leadership: Educational Leadership Non-Licensure, M.Ed. 100% Online Option 
Educational Leadership: Principal/Supervisor Licensure, M.Ed. 100% Online Option 
Advanced Educational Practice: Educational Leadership Licensure, Ed.S. 100% Online Option Only  
Advanced Educational Practice: Educational Leadership Non-Licensure, Ed.S. 100% Online Option Only  
English as a Second Language Post-Baccalaureate Certificate 
Instructional Coaching Post-Baccalaureate Certificate 100% Online Option 
School Athletic Program Leadership Post-Baccalaureate Certificate 100% Online Option Only  
Special Education Leadership Post-Baccalaureate Certificate
Educational Leadership Post-Master's Certificate 100% Online Option 
Human Capital Educational Leadership Post-Master's Certificate
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UTC’s Educational Leadership Non-Licensure M.Ed. is designed for experienced teachers who want to remain in the classroom while exercising leadership through collaboration, mentoring, department or grade-level leadership, professional development, and curriculum or instructional improvement. The program can be completed in as few as five semesters and requires 33 graduate credits. It does not lead to an additional Tennessee endorsement or license. 

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UTC’s Education Non-Licensure minor gives students a way to study education without completing a teacher licensure track. Students can explore education, learning, development and inclusive instruction while preparing for work or graduate study connected to schools, nonprofits, youth programs, community organizations or other education-adjacent settings. 

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UTC’s Electrical Engineering program gives students a foundation in circuits, electronics, signals, systems, controls, energy conversion and instrumentation. Students complete lab-based coursework and an interdisciplinary senior design project sequence. Research opportunities span power and energy systems, control systems and robotics, signal processing and communications, and electromagnetics and photonics. 

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UTC’s Electrical Engineering minor gives students a way to study smart devices, electronic intelligence and information technologies while completing another major. Students can build a foundation in circuits, digital electronics, signals and systems, and electrical engineering tools used to design and improve technologies across energy, communication, computing, robotics and health-related applications.

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