The Bachelor of Science in Agricultural Education also referred to as Agricultural Science with Teacher Certification, provides the skills and knowledge to become a teacher of Agricultural Science in public schools or pursue employment with government and agricultural business and industry.
The Bachelor of Science in Horticultural and Plant Sciences offers four concentration options students can purse: Horticultural Science, Horticultural Management, Horticultural Business, and Sustainable Agriculture and Agroecology.
The Masters of Science in Agricultural Economics allows students to gain a deeper knowledge of a chosen career field and further develop analytical skills in agricultural economics, business planning, credit and finance, and resource allocation in production and marketing in production agriculture and agribusiness.
The Bachelor of Science in Animal Science provides a strong basic foundation in animal science courses, and places emphasis on courses based on the student’s concentration choice.
The Animal and Natural Resource Sciences Ph.D. is a unique program that reaches across disciplines to solve problems associated with maximizing energy and food production while conserving natural resources in the face of increased environmental stressors.
The BSAS degree is designed to serve students who desire a bachelor’s degree for self-enrichment, advancement in their current career, or to qualify for higher-level employment in other settings.
The Bachelor of Fine Art in Studio Arts provides a learning environment that promotes critical thinking, creativity, and technological expertise. Tarleton offers a BFA degree with options for Studio art or all-level teacher certification.
This degree program provides students with many opportunities along with hands-on activities to develop the knowledge and skills required for success in a professional health-related program.
A Bachelor of Science degree in Chemistry is designed for students that like to work with both their hands and their minds. This degree prepares students for graduate studies or careers in the scientific community or academia. A teacher certification option is available in the program to teach at the secondary level.
The B.S. in Child and Family Studies is designed for students who want to work with children and families outside of the public school setting. The degree’s three tracks help students tailor their education to their desired career path and provide them with the necessary background to obtain specific certifications upon graduation.
The Civil Engineering degree program administered by the School of Engineering is a new and rapidly growing degree program at Tarleton. This program prepares students to develop innovative solutions related to our infrastructure, including analysis and design of structural, transportation and geotechnical systems.
This degree prepares students for employment in a public health profession or for graduate studies in public health and has three different concentration areas (Community Health Education, Public Health Laboratory Professional, and Public Health Professional).
With a degree in computer information systems, students will build and design software solutions that many business, government agencies, and non-profit organizations will need.
Undergraduate students may pursue a Bachelor of Science degree with specialization options available in Information Systems or CIS Management and Networking. Through this degree program students will learn cutting edge programming and networking technology.
The Computer Science degree program managed by the School of Engineering prepares graduates to enter the high-tech work force or pursue graduate studies in computer science, computer engineering, software engineering or related disciplines. This program provides a strong foundation in hardware and software, with specialization opportunities in Digital Media (Game Design), Robotics, Mathematics and Sciences.
This degree administered by the School of Engineering provides students with the diverse set of skills that are needed in construction and the higher pay opportunities that exist within the field and related industries.
This 120 credit program prepares students for future careers in Criminal Justice by merging academic knowledge with applied experiences.
The Cybersecurity program at Tarleton State University evolved from the Computer Science (CS) degree. Graduates of this program will possess the knowledge and skills they need in order to design innovative solutions that can impact the future of technology.
The Digital Media Studies degree plan is designed for students who desire to learn how to design and utilize digital media technologies to suit the needs of contemporary audiences and employers. We have two concentrations that you can focus in: Multimedia Production (graphic design, animation, video, digital imaging) or Video Game Design.
In this program, students will develop an understanding of economic principles and their applications to real world problems while gaining a challenging learning experience.
