Undergraduate Programs

Explore the practical application of physics concepts to inform research and technological innovation. This degree prepares graduates to develop new technologies and solve problems in fields as diverse as nanotechnology and material science.

Discover the impact of biological and physiological systems on human and animal behavior. Graduates often pursue careers in research, biomedical sciences, or health professions.

Investigate the chemical processes and principles within and related to the biological systems of living organisms. This degree provides strong preparation for graduate training, medical school, and other professional degree programs.

Examine the organization and processes of life. Students in this major go on to life science careers or advanced education including medical school, dental school, or other professional degree programs.

Delve into the physics behind medical science. Students majoring in this field have the option of a pre-med track, as well as the ability to partner with Boston-area medical research institutions.

Investigate cell and molecular biology, genetics, and genomics. Graduates pursue opportunities in stem cells and regeneration, microbiology, biotech, immunology, and many other cutting-edge fields, as well as medical school and other professional degree programs.

Explore the properties of chemical substances and their impact on life and the environment. Students go on to careers in a variety of sciences or pursue professional degrees in medicine, pharmacy, and other disciplines.

Explore the fundamentals of evolution, the ecology of terrestrial and aquatic systems, and the application of these in the pursuit of conservation, restoration, and sustainable development. Students can pursue graduate degrees and careers in multiple areas of science and technology.

An interdisciplinary exploration of the intersectionof science, environmental policy, and their social impact. Graduates are prepared for careers in business, law, and government.

Understand the scientific implications of environmental issues and the ways that environmental scientists from a range of disciplines can approach their solution.

The scientific study of human language. Graduates work in diverse fields including cognitive psychology, philosophy, neuroscience, computer science, artificial intelligence, cognitive science, and the law.

Develop a strong foundation in both biological and marine sciences. This major prepares students to understand the ecological and evolutionary dynamics of marine life.

Explore the language of science and technology and develop a foundation for analysis and problem solving. Graduates pursue careers in technology, big data, economics, business education, and more.

Investigate the fundamental physical principles that govern natural phenomena, ranging in scale from collisions of subatomic particles to exploding stars. Graduates go on to careers as scientists, innovators, educators, and entrepreneurs.

Discover the fundamental science of mind, brain, and behavior. Graduates pursue careers in fields related to clinical, counseling, and educational psychology.