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 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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Studying anthropology prepares you for a variety of careers. You will be ready for professions in the humanities and the social and natural sciences—from teaching, business and public service to medicine and law.

Undergraduate Programs: 
Sociology and Anthropology: Anthropology, B.A. 
Sociology and Anthropology: Anthropology, B.S. 
Anthropology Minor 
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The UTC leadership programs equip students with the skills to understand the complex relationship between learning and leadership in various organizational settings. As education and organizational environments continue to evolve, professionals with the ability to lead, make informed decisions and implement effective instructional practices are in high demand. These programs are designed for nontraditional students who need a flexible educational pathway that aligns with their professional life.

Undergraduate Programs: 
Applied Leadership, B.A.S. 100% Online Option Only 
Applied Leadership Minor 
Essentials of Leadership Certificate 
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Graduate Programs: 
Leadership and Decision-Making, Ph.D.  
Leadership and Professional Practice, Ed.D.  
Higher Education Leadership and Decision-Making Post-Masters Certificate 100% Online Option Only 
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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 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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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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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 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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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 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 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 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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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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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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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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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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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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Electrical engineering is a dynamic and versatile field that focuses on the development and application of electrical systems and technology. This discipline covers a wide range of areas, from digital and analog electronics to power systems and communications, preparing students for a diverse range of industry roles by blending theoretical knowledge with practical skills.

Undergraduate Programs: 
Electrical Engineering, B.S.E.E. 
Electrical Engineering Minor 
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Graduate Programs: 
Engineering: Electrical, M.S 100% Online Option 
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Electrical Engineering Smart Grid Post-Baccalaureate Certificate 
Electrical Engineering Smart Power Distribution Post-Baccalaureate Certificate 
Power System Protection Post-Baccalaureate Certificate 
Sustainable Electric Energy Post-Baccalaureate Certificate 
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The UTC Engineering Management and Technology (EMT) program equips students with a blend of engineering acumen and management skills, ideal for overseeing technical projects and teams. The curriculum focuses on practical and theoretical aspects of the field, preparing graduates to effectively manage engineering processes, optimize project outcomes and lead innovations within technology-driven industries.

Undergraduate Programs: 
Engineering Technology Management: Engineering Management, B.S. 100% Online Option 
Engineering Technology Management: Construction Management, B.S. 100% Online Option 
Mechatronics Engineering Technology, B.A.S. 
Construction Management Minor 
Engineering Management Minor 
Mechatronics Engineering Technology Management Minor 
Production and Operation Systems Minor 
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Graduate Programs: 
Engineering Management, M.S. 100% Online Option 
Engineering Management: Engineering Analytics, M.S. 100% Online Option
Engineering Management: Construction Management, M.S. 100% Online Option 
Engineering Management: Power, M.S. 100% Online Option 
Engineering Management Construction Management Post-Baccalaureate Certificate 100% Online Option 
Engineering Management Logistics & Supply Chain Management Post-Baccalaureate Certificate 100% Online Option 
Engineering Management Project and Technology Management Post-Baccalaureate Certificate 100% Online Option 
Engineering Management Quality Management Post-Baccalaureate Certificate 100% Online Option 
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“Unless you are at home in metaphor,” Robert Frost wrote—unless you are able to deal with the complexities, implications and surprises of the world that surrounds us —then “you are lost.” As one of the humanities, the discipline of English concerns itself with how literature, language and writing work in the world. English majors engage in the critical and creative study and practice of how these three threads intertwine, shape the self and our perceptions of others and create and govern the cultures of the world.

Undergraduate Programs: 
English: Creative Writing, B.A. 
English: Literary Studies, B.A. 
English: Public and Professional Writing, B.A. 
English: Creative Writing Minor 
English: Literature Minor 
English: Public and Professional Writing Minor 
Narrative Design: Writing for Video Games Minor 
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Graduate Programs: 
English: Creative Writing, M.A. 
English: Literary Studies, M.A. 
English: Rhetoric and Writing, M.A. 
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UTC’s Literature minor helps students study literary texts, traditions and critical approaches. Students build skills in close reading, analysis, research and writing while exploring American, British, world and specialized literary topics. The minor can support students interested in writing, teaching, publishing, law, graduate study or humanities-focused work.

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UTC’s Narrative Design Writing for Video Games minor blends creative writing, technology and interactive storytelling. Students study video game narratives, creative writing, literature and narrative design while learning how characters, plots and choices work in interactive experiences. The minor gives students a writing-focused path into game storytelling and collaborative creative work.

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Entrepreneurship is one of the fundamental drivers in a free market economy and the primary source of U.S. job growth. The UTC entrepreneurship major recognizes this role in the global economy and prioritizes preparing students for business careers and success as entrepreneurs. All graduates receive a thorough foundation in critical aspects of business, such as marketing, accounting, management and finance, with a more in-depth understanding of entrepreneurship. Additional course work in innovation and creativity, opportunity assessment, business models, creating a business plan, launching your business, funding, forecasting and financial management and growing the business rounds out the entrepreneurship major. UTC's Gary W. Rollins College of Business also offers an entrepreneurship minor.

Undergraduate Programs: 
Entrepreneurship, B.S.B.A. 
Entrepreneurship Minor 
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UTC’s Environmental Science: Environmental Administration and Management M.S. program is grounded in environmental science with a stronger emphasis on administration, management and policy. Students study environmental mechanisms, statistics, environmental law and policy, ecological knowledge, management, economics and sustainability. The program is designed for students interested in leadership, management or policy work connected to environmental issues.  

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UTC’s Environmental Geology program helps students study Earth materials, processes and environmental systems. Students build a foundation in geology, chemistry, biology or environmental science, physics, mapping, environmental law, soils, hydrology, sedimentology, structural geology and geomorphology. The concentration gives students a path for connecting geologic science with environmental questions, hazards and natural resources.

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UTC’s Environmental Science M.S. program focuses on scientific principles and research methods used to understand and address environmental problems. Students study environmental mechanisms, natural resources conservation and management, statistics, ecology, law and policy, and related environmental science electives. The program includes research, fieldwork or applied project opportunities tied to environmental science. 

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UTC’s Environmental Science minor gives students a science-based way to study environmental systems while completing another major. Students take introductory environmental science courses and upper-level environmental science coursework connected to topics such as ecology, environmental law, survey methods, pollution control and reservoir ecology.  

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UTC’s Environmental Science Post-Baccalaureate Certificate gives students graduate-level preparation in natural resources, environmental law and the processes that affect the environment. Students complete core coursework and electives to strengthen their understanding of environmental issues. The certificate can supplement another graduate program or help students build environmental expertise for their careers.

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UTC’s Environmental Science: Biodiversity, Conservation and Natural Resources program focuses on the living systems, species and natural resources that shape environmental work. Students study biology, ecology, genetics, evolution, environmental law, values in the environment and advanced biology or environmental science electives. The program also connects students with departmental resources such as greenhouses, field stations, aquatic research vessels and a forested wetland research property.

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UTC’s Environmental Science: Environmental Compliance program prepares students to study environmental systems through science, regulation and applied fieldwork. Students complete coursework in biology, chemistry, ecology, geographic information systems, pollution control, soils, hydrology and environmental law. The concentration gives students a science-focused path for understanding how environmental standards are studied, monitored and applied. 

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UTC’s Environmental Science: Environmental Policy and Planning program connects environmental science with public policy, economics, sociology and planning. Students study biology, environmental science, statistics, geographic information systems, public policy, sociology, environmental law and values in the environment. The concentration is designed for students interested in how environmental decisions are made across communities, agencies and organizations.

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UTC’s Environmental Science: Geographic and Cartographic Sciences program focuses on environmental data, mapping and spatial analysis. Students study environmental science, geography, computer science, statistics, geographic information systems, remote sensing and environmental survey methods. The concentration gives students a path for using maps, imagery and location-based data to study environmental questions. 

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Environmental Studies (EVST) is an interdisciplinary field that explores human interactions with their environments. EVST is the convergence of Natural Science, Humanities, Social Science, Health Science, among others to gain a better understanding of the complex world that we live in and around.

Undergraduate Programs: 
Environmental Studies Minor 
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UTC’s Environmental Studies minor gives students an interdisciplinary way to study human relationships with the environment. Students connect ideas from the humanities, social sciences, natural sciences and health sciences while examining environmental issues, ethics, policy and place-based concerns. The minor can complement nearly any major with an interest in environmental questions.

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Finance is the comprehensive study of money management, encompassing creation, management and investment. It integrates principles from fields such as statistics, economics and mathematics to analyze banking, credit, investments and financial instruments like stocks, bonds and derivatives.

Undergraduate Programs: 
Finance: Business Finance, B.S.B.A. 
Finance: Investments, B.S.B.A. 
Personal Finance Minor 
Real Estate Finance Minor 
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Graduate Programs: 
Business Administration: Finance, M.B.A.  100% Online Option
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UTC’s French and Francophone Studies program focuses on French language, literature and culture across French-speaking communities. Students study French conversation, composition, advanced language, French and Francophone culture, literature and special topics. The program also includes a minor, upper-level coursework and experiential learning options such as departmental honors or a senior capstone.

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UTC’s French minor helps students build French language skills while studying French and Francophone cultures, literature and communication. Students develop speaking, reading, writing and cultural understanding that can complement majors across the humanities, social sciences, business, education and health-related fields. 

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UTC’s Mathematics: General Mathematics program gives students a flexible foundation in advanced mathematics. Students study calculus, differential equations, linear algebra, logic and proof, analysis, statistics and upper-level math electives. The program is designed for students interested in mathematics-related work in industry, government, education or further study. 

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UTC’s Geoarchaeology program brings together geology and anthropology. Students study Earth materials and processes while learning how archaeological evidence is found, studied and interpreted. The curriculum includes archaeology, archaeological laboratory methods, archaeological field methods, soils, geographic information systems, sedimentology, structural geology and capstone research.

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UTC’s Geographic Information Science minor gives students a focused way to study mapping, spatial data and geospatial technology. Students build skills in computer science, mathematics, geographic information systems and remote sensing while learning how location-based data can be used to study environmental, geographic and community questions. 

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Geography minors have fun exploring the world while gaining a unique spatial perspective and geospatial technical skills that inform a variety of academic fields and industries in the natural and social sciences. This knowledge and skillset provide students with insight into global, regional and local issues from location-based decision making and security to climate change, natural resources and sustainability.

Undergraduate Program: 
Geography Minor 
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UTC’s Geology program gives students a broad foundation in Earth history, materials and processes. Students study mineralogy, petrology, geographic information systems, structural geology, field methods, sedimentology, geomorphology, tectonics and senior research. The program is designed for students who want a flexible geology path with room for upper-level geology electives.

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UTC’s Geology minor gives students a focused foundation in Earth materials, Earth history and geologic processes. Students study physical geology, historical geology and upper-level geology coursework that can support interests in environmental science, natural resources, mapping, hazards, water, archaeology or science education. 

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UTC’s Geospatial Science program focuses on mapping, remote sensing, geographic information systems and spatial analysis in geology. Students study Earth materials and processes while building technical skills in GIS, remote sensing, geologic data and geoscience applications. The concentration is designed for students interested in using location-based tools to study geologic and environmental questions.

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UTC’s Hydrogeology program focuses on water, Earth materials and the geologic systems that affect water movement and quality. Students study hydrology, applied environmental geochemistry, hydrologic modeling, sedimentology, structural geology, geomorphology and geographic information systems. The concentration gives students a focused geology path tied to groundwater, surface water and environmental geoscience. 

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UTC’s Geology: STEM Education program combines geology coursework with teaching-focused preparation. Students study chemistry, historical geology, GIS and remote sensing, global climate change, mineralogy, geomorphology, oceanography, astronomy, geology of Tennessee, structural geology and sedimentology. The program also includes STEM education coursework in inquiry-based teaching, classroom interactions, research methods, project-based instruction and apprentice teaching. 

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UTC’s Greek minor gives students a focused path for studying the Greek language and reading Greek texts. Students build language skills while connecting Greek study to classical civilization, literature, philosophy, religion and the ancient world.

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Studying in the Department of Health and Human Performance (HHP) at UTC is a lively exploration of fitness, health and how they intersect with fields like sports, recreation and tourism. It's about enhancing wellness and designing exciting recreational experiences that blend scientific understanding with hands-on practice in these diverse areas. Choose from three exciting HHP majors at UTC. Each program offers hands-on learning and diverse career paths, from fitness and wellness to education and event management.

Undergraduate Programs: 
Health Human Performance: Exercise and Health Sciences, B.S.  
Health Human Performance: Exercise and Health Sciences Pre-Health Professional, B.S. 
Health Human Performance: Health and Physical Education K-12, B.S. 
Health Human Performance: Sport, Outdoor Recreation and Tourism Management, B.S. 
Public Health Minor 
Nutrition Minor 
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Graduate Programs: 
Athletic Training, M.S. 
Public Health: Chronic Disease Prevention and Control, M.P.H. 
Public Health: Nutrition and Dietetics, M.P.H. 
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UTC’s History program helps students study the people, ideas, conflicts and cultures that have shaped the world. Students take coursework in American, European, Asian, African, Middle Eastern and Latin American history while learning how to research, analyze evidence and build historical arguments. The program also connects students with internships, public history opportunities, departmental events and student organizations. 

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UTC’s Humanities minor gives students a flexible, interdisciplinary way to study culture, ideas, texts, history and human experience. Students can connect coursework across traditional liberal arts fields such as art, classics, communication, English, history, music, philosophy, religion, theatre and related areas. The minor gives students room to build a focused humanities path alongside another major.

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UTC’s Humanities: Environmental Studies program focuses on the human and social dimensions of environmental issues. Students study environmental questions through multiple disciplines, including the natural sciences, humanities, social sciences and health sciences. The program includes core coursework in environmental studies, environmental science, environmental ethics and scientific writing, along with electives and a place-based community engagement project. 

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UTC’s Humanities: Liberal Arts program gives students flexibility to design an interdisciplinary course of study around a theme, question, culture, region or time period. Students build a program across at least three departments, with upper-level coursework in traditional liberal arts fields such as art, communication, English, history, music, philosophy, religion, theatre and related areas. The program includes a program rationale and senior capstone project that help students connect their coursework into a focused academic path.

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This program is a problem-based, community-embedded learning experience that challenges students to develop critical thinking, design thinking, applied creativity and collaborative leadership. Using the UTC campus and the city of Chattanooga as active learning laboratories, students work closely with faculty members and civic partners in a two-semester Innovation Lab course to tackle authentic, real-word problems and benefit the larger shared community. 

Undergraduate Program: 
Innovation in Honors Minor 
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UTC’s Integrated Studies, B.I.B. program allows students to design a course plan that fits their educational and career goals by bringing together coursework from different disciplines offered at UTC. The program serves traditional students, transfer students, adult students and students with workplace training or previous college credit. Students work with faculty and staff to build an interdisciplinary path, complete approved major coursework and finish with a senior experience tied to their areas of study. 

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UTC’s Integrated Studies: Accelerated Pre-Medical Studies program is a post-baccalaureate B.I.S. option for students pursuing a pre-medical course of study. Students follow a science-focused path that may include biology, chemistry, physics, psychology, sociology and other coursework commonly tied to preparation for MD or DO programs. The program gives post-baccalaureate students a structured way to complete pre-medical coursework while working with UTC advising resources. 

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Interior architecture is the professional practice of creating an interior environment that addresses, protects and responds to human needs. It is the planning of creative, technical, sustainable and functional interior solutions that correspond to the architecture of a space while incorporating the well-being and safety of the public.

Undergraduate Programs: 
Interior Architecture, B.S. 
Historic Preservation Minor 
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UTC’s International Studies minor gives students an interdisciplinary way to study global cultures, histories, politics, languages and issues. Students can connect coursework across departments while building a stronger foundation for international, cross-cultural and globally focused interests.

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UTC’s Languages and Linguistics program gives students a flexible path for studying more than one language while developing a stronger understanding of how language works. Students complete primary and secondary foreign language study, approved linguistics coursework, world language electives and experiential learning options. The program is designed for students interested in language, culture, communication and intercultural understanding.

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UTC’s Latin American Studies program gives students an interdisciplinary path for studying the cultures, histories and societies of Latin America and the Caribbean. Students take coursework in areas such as Latin American studies, world cinema, history, modern languages and approved electives. The program also includes foreign language study, a minor and experiential learning options. 

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UTC’s Latin American Studies minor helps students study the cultures, histories and societies of Latin America and the Caribbean. Students take an interdisciplinary approach through courses in language, literature, history, politics, film and culture.

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UTC’s Latin minor gives students a focused path for studying the Latin language and reading Latin texts. Students build language skills while connecting Latin study to classical civilization, literature, history, religion and the ancient Mediterranean world.

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UTC’s Literary Studies program focuses on literary analysis, critical writing, literary history and theory. Students read British, American and Anglophone literature through a range of critical approaches, with coursework connected to areas such as childhood studies, disability studies, queer theory, Africana studies, and women, gender and sexuality studies. Students may also pursue an internship or thesis as part of the program.

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Management is a versatile field that equips students with the necessary skills to oversee operations and lead teams within various organizational settings. The curriculum is designed to prepare students for leadership roles across both public and private sectors, as well as to provide a strong foundation for graduate studies.

Undergraduate Programs: 
Human Resource Management, B.S.B.A. 
Management, B.S.B.A. 100% Online Option 
Management Minor 
Business Administration Minor 
Healthcare Management Minor 
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Graduate Programs: 
Management, M.S. 100% Online Option Only 
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Marketing is the study of how to effectively promote and sell products or services by understanding consumer behavior and market dynamics. It involves strategies for engaging audiences, building brand awareness and driving sales through various channels and platforms. Marketing majors are prepared for many career opportunities in fields such as digital marketing, product and brand management, advertising and public relations, market research and analytics, services and retail management, sales and supply chain management.

Undergraduate Programs: 
Marketing, B.S.B.A. 
Marketing: Professional Sales, B.S.B.A. 
Marketing Minor 
Professional Sales Minor 
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UTC’s Mathematics minor gives students a way to deepen their mathematical knowledge while completing another major. Students study calculus, logic and proof, linear algebra or related courses, and upper-level mathematics electives. The minor can support students interested in quantitative work across fields such as science, engineering, business, economics, psychology and computer science.

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UTC’s Mathematics: Actuarial Science program combines mathematics, statistics and business coursework for students interested in actuarial work. Students build a foundation in calculus, linear algebra, probability, statistics, economics, finance, insurance and numerical analysis. The program gives students an interdisciplinary math path connected to risk, data and financial decision-making. 

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UTC’s Mathematics: Applied Statistics M.S. focuses on graduate study in statistics, computation and applied quantitative methods. Students complete core mathematics coursework, applied statistics concentration courses, internship or area-of-application hours and electives. The program helps students build deeper statistical preparation for work involving data, modeling, analysis and research.

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UTC’s Mathematics: Education M.S. is one of four concentrations in the graduate mathematics program. Students complete core graduate mathematics coursework, concentration coursework, internship or area-of-application hours and electives. The program gives students advanced mathematical study with room to connect coursework to teaching, education or related professional goals through advising, research and project work.

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UTC’s Mathematics: STEM Education program combines mathematics coursework with teaching-focused preparation for students interested in secondary mathematics education. Students study calculus, differential equations, logic and proof, algebra, geometry, statistics and mathematical communication while completing STEM education courses in inquiry-based teaching, classroom interactions, research methods, project-based instruction and apprentice teaching. The program gives students mathematics content preparation with a path toward teaching licensure.

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Mechanical engineering is a discipline that explores the principles of motion and energy, focusing on the transformation, transmission and utilization of energy. Mechanical engineers design, develop and oversee the production of a wide range of machinery and systems, including those for energy conversion, environmental control and materials processing, making it one of the broadest fields of engineering.

Undergraduate Program: 
Mechanical Engineering, B.S.M.E. 
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Graduate Program: 
Engineering: Mechanical, M.S. 100% Online Option 
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Mechatronics Engineering Technology is an interdisciplinary field that blends mechanical engineering, electronics, computer engineering and control engineering to design and create innovative products and processes. This field is crucial in developing machines and systems that interact with their environment through mechanical movements and electronic sensors controlled by software programming.

Undergraduate Programs: 
Mechatronics Engineering Technology Minor
Mechatronics Engineering Technology, B.A.S. 
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UTC’s Middle Eastern & Asian Studies minor gives students an interdisciplinary way to study cultures, histories, religions and political issues across Asia and the Middle East. Students can connect coursework in history, religion, political science, language and related fields.

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This program is designed for students interested in the U.S. military, national security and international defense but does not have to join the military. The curriculum builds strong leadership skills, strategic thinking and enhances students' understanding of global military tactics and socio-political contexts in which they are applied. This minor is offered by the UTC Military Science Department, home to the University's Army ROTC program.

Undergraduate Program: 
Military Science and Leadership Minor 
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The study of music involves refining one’s performance skills while acquiring a deep understanding of the theoretical principles of music, including music’s historical and present-day role as a form of meaningful cultural and personal expression. Music study also includes career preparation in specific music-related fields.

Undergraduate Programs: 
Music, B.A. 
Music: Composition, B.M. 
Music: Instrumental Music Education, B.M. 
Music: Instrumental Performance, B.M. 
Music: Music Therapy, B.M. 
Music: Piano Performance and Pedagogy, B.M. 
Music: Vocal Music Education, B.M. 
Music: Vocal Performance, B.M. 
Collaborative Music Minor 
Music Composition Minor 
Music Performance Minor 
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Graduate Programs: 
Music: Music Education, M.M.100% Online Option
Music Pedagogy and Conducting Post-Baccalaureate Certificate 100% Online Option
Music Teaching and Learning Post-Baccalaureate Certificate 100% Online Option Only 
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Nursing is a vital healthcare profession centered on caring for individuals, families and communities to help them achieve, maintain or recover optimal health and well-being. Nurses are distinguished from other healthcare providers by their approach to patient care, comprehensive training and scope of practice.

Undergraduate Programs: 
Nursing, B.S.N. 
Nursing: RN to B.S.N. 100% Online Option Only 
Nursing: Accelerated, B.S.N. 
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Graduate Programs: 
Nursing, Doctor of Nursing Practice, D.N.P. 100% Online Option Only 
Nursing: Anesthesia, D.N.P. 
Nursing: Nurse Practitioner, Adult Gerontology Acute Care, D.N.P. 
Nursing: Nurse Practitioner, Family Nurse Practitioner - Lifespan, D.N.P. 
Nursing: Nurse Practitioner, Psychiatric Mental Health Nurse Practitioner, D.N.P. 
Nursing: Nursing Administration Systems, D.N.P. 100% Online Option Only 
Acute Care Adult Gerontology Nurse Practitioner Post Graduate Certificate 
Family Nurse Practitioner-Lifespan Post Graduate Certificate 
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The UTC Occupational Therapy (OT) program prepares students to meet real-world occupational needs through a blend of education, practice, research, community service, and advocacy. Our program equips future occupational therapists with the skills necessary to integrate theory, practice, and research to become leaders in the field.

Available Degree Programs: 
Occupational Therapy Doctorate, O.T.D. 
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Philosophy and religious studies majors learn highly transferable work skills. They are taught how to understand other cultures and traditions, which is key to working in a global setting, and how to analyze and solve complex problems and research any topic.

Undergraduate Programs: 
Philosophy and Religious Studies: Business, Religion and Society, B.A. 
Philosophy and Religious Studies: Combined, B.A. 
Philosophy and Religious Studies: Philosophies of Health, Medicine, and Illness, B.A. 
Philosophy and Religious Studies: Pre-Law, Ethics, and Justice, B.A. 
Philosophy and Religious Studies: Philosophy, B.A. 
Philosophy and Religious Studies: Religious Studies, B.A. 
Philosophy Minor 
Religious Studies Minor 
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Physical Therapy is a dynamic profession where movement experts, known as Physical Therapists (PTs), enhance the quality of life through prescribed exercise, hands-on care and patient education. PTs work in diverse settings, including hospitals, clinics, homes, schools, sports facilities, workplaces and nursing homes.

Graduate Programs:
Physical Therapy, D.P.T. 
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UTC Physics programs offer a strong foundation for students aspiring to advance to medical and professional schools, graduate schools, or other industry careers. Joining the UTC Physics department provides numerous advantages, including:

• Paid teaching-assistant positions for undergraduates (typically 60 per semester)
• More than 45 scholarships (worth $100,000 annually) specifically for UTC Chemistry and Physics students, including the renewable Westbrook Scholarship (applications due early February)
• Undergraduate research opportunities including a paid summer research program and one-on-one mentorships with faculty
• Labs and introductory courses taught by professionals (not graduate students)
• Hands-on training with more than $1 million worth of advanced instrumentation

Undergraduate Programs: 
Physics: Physics, B.S. 
Physics: Biophysics, B.S. 
Physics: Quantum Physics, B.S. 
Physics: STEM Education, B.S. 
Physics Minor 
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Studying political science and public service at UTC is an immersive journey into the foundations and dynamics of power, policy and public good. The Political Science and Public Service Department provides students with hands-on learning experiences to understand and operate in the complex realm of politics, public administration, nonprofit management and community leadership. Graduates go on to impactful careers in public service and beyond.

Undergraduate Programs: 
Political Science and Public Service, B.S. 
Political Science and Public Service: American Politics, B.S. 
Political Science and Public Service: International and Comparative Studies, B.S. 
Political Science and Public Service: Public Administration and Nonprofit Management, B.S. 
Political Science and Public Service: Public Law, B.S. 
Political Science and Public Service: Public Policy, B.S. 
Political Science Minor 
Public Administration and Nonprofit Management Minor 
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Graduate Programs: 
Public Administration, M.P.A. 
Public Administration: Non-Profit Management, M.P.A. 
Public Administration: Local Government Management, M.P.A. 
Public Administration Non-Profit Management Post-Baccalaureate Certificate
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UTC’s Pre-Health minor is designed for students pursuing professional fields such as medicine, dentistry, physician assistant, pharmacy, physical therapy, occupational therapy and veterinary medicine. Students explore coursework in biology, chemistry, physics, social sciences and the humanities while building a stronger academic foundation for health-related goals.

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UTC’s Mathematics: Pre-professional Mathematics M.S. gives students advanced preparation in mathematics with a strong foundation for further graduate study or mathematically intensive work. Students complete graduate core courses, concentration coursework, internship or area-of-application hours and electives. The program also includes faculty-advised research through a paper or thesis tied to the student’s area of interest. 

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Psychological sciences explore human thinking and behavior, sparking a lifelong journey toward personal growth and understanding. Psychology majors acquire marketable knowledge and skills that prepare them for a variety of careers and graduate studies, both within and outside the field of psychology.

Undergraduate Programs: 
Psychology, B.S. 
Psychology Minor 
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Graduate Programs: 
Psychology: Industrial-Organization, M.S. 
Psychology: Psychological Science, M.S. 
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Advanced Educational Practice: School Psychology, Ed.S. 
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UTC’s Public and Professional Writing program helps students study the theories and practices of public discourse. Students examine ancient argument strategies, present-day rhetoric, visual design, public rhetoric and applied writing. The program also gives students opportunities to work on publications and pursue internships through the English Department’s Internship Program.

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UTC’s Quantum Information Science and Technology Certificate introduces students to quantum information science, quantum computing and quantum programming. Students study the differences between quantum and classical information science, the rules that govern quantum systems, the linear algebra behind quantum mechanics and programming tools such as Qiskit. The certificate includes coursework across computer science, physics and mathematics.

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Why study Rhetoric and Professional Writing at UTC? 
UTC’s English: Rhetoric and Professional Writing M.A. focuses on rhetoric, writing, design and public communication. Students study rhetorical theory from ancient argument strategies to contemporary public rhetoric and design. The program includes rhetoric and professional writing electives, with thesis, scholarly project and capstone internship options. 

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UTC’s school psychology program prepares students to excel in various educational settings. The program emphasizes proficiency in commonly accepted best practices and leadership in the field. Graduates are prepared to apply for licensure to practice in educational settings throughout the U.S. and to apply for the Nationally Certified School Psychologist credential through National Association of School Psychologists. In Tennessee, graduates can also apply for the Licensed Psychological Assistant credential.

Graduate Programs: 
Advanced Educational Practice: School Psychology, Ed.S. 
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Accreditation:
The UTC graduate program in school psychology is approved by the National Association of School Psychologists and accredited by the Council for the Accreditation of Educator Preparation through February 2026, ensuring high-quality education and eligibility for the Nationally Certified School Psychologist credential. 

Social work is a profession dedicated to helping individuals, families, groups and communities enhance their individual and collective well-being. It aims to help people develop their skills and their ability to use their own resources and those of the community to resolve problems. Social work is focused on finding solutions and fostering change to improve the quality of life for everyone.

Undergraduate Program: 
Social Work, B.S.W. 
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Graduate Program: 
Social Work, M.S.W. 
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Sociology is an exploration of the intersection of human behavior and society. Students examine topics in culture, religion, politics and economics to gain valuable insights on social dynamics and cultural norms.

Undergraduate Degrees: 
Sociology and Anthropology: Sociology, B.S. 
Sociology Minor 
Urban Studies Minor 
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Studying Spanish involves more than learning to speak a new language. It encompasses an exploration of diverse Spanish-speaking cultures, literatures and histories, enhancing linguistic proficiency and cultural understanding. This field of study sharpens critical thinking and communication skills, making it an essential discipline in our globalized world.

Undergraduate Programs: 
Modern and Classical Languages and Literatures: Spanish, B.A. 
Modern and Classical Languages and Literatures: Spanish for the Professions, B.A. 
Spanish Minor 
Spanish for Healthcare Minor 
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Bilingual: French/Spanish Certificate
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UTC’s Statistics minor introduces students to mathematical statistics and applied statistical methods. Students build skills in data analysis, probability, statistical computation and research methods that can support majors across science, business, social sciences, health fields, engineering and other data-centered areas.

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Theatre students dive into the art of live performance, covering everything from acting and directing to design and playwriting. Blending practical skills with critical analysis, this discipline explores how theatre reflects and influences culture and society.

Undergraduate Programs: 
Theatre, B.A. 
Theatre: Acting, B.A. 
Theatre: Design and Technology, B.A. 
Theatre: Directing, B.A. 
Theatre: Theatre Education, B.A. 
Theatre: Theatre Entrepreneurship, B.A. 
Drama Minor 
Theatre Minor 
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UTC’s Victim Services Certificate gives students focused preparation for work connected to victim services or criminal justice paths that respond to victims. Students study the criminal justice system, victimology and electives in areas such as criminal justice, sociology, gender studies, social work, psychology, political science and public service. The certificate helps students better understand victimization, ethical response and the relationship between the criminal justice system and victim service organizations.

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UTC’s Environmental Science: Wildlife, Natural Resource Administration and Enforcement program combines environmental science, ecology and criminal justice coursework. Students study biology, environmental science, ecology, criminology, criminal justice, geographic information systems, environmental law and values in the environment. The concentration is built for students interested in the science, policy and enforcement issues tied to wildlife and natural resources. 

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UTC’s Humanities: Women, Gender and Sexuality Studies program examines how gender, ethnicity and class intersect in society and culture across the arts and sciences. Students study gender-related topics through fields such as criminal justice, literature, history, religion, sociology, psychology, rhetoric, modern languages, philosophy, health sciences, economics, political science and theatre studies. The program also includes opportunities for service learning, community engagement and projects outside the classroom. 

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UTC’s Women, Gender and Sexuality Studies minor helps students examine gender, sexuality, power and identity across disciplines. Students study gender-related topics through fields such as literature, history, religion, sociology, psychology, rhetoric, modern languages, philosophy, health sciences, economics, political science and theatre studies.

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