Chemistry serves students who wish to prepare themselves for industrial work or graduate study in chemistry as well as those who wish to satisfy the science requirements in the University Core Curriculum for the baccalaureate degree; to meet pre-professional requirements in many fields such as medicine, dentistry, engineering, pharmacy, and nursing; or to fulfill the requirements in chemistry for certification as secondary school teachers in the state of Indiana.

Computer Science is a dynamic major requiring creativity, insight, knowledge, and skills in problem-solving. The U.S.I. Computer Science degree prepares graduates for career opportunities in this growing field or for graduate study.

Our bachelor's degree in business administration emphasizes practical knowledge along with business theory. You'll take challenging, engaging business administration courses that provide a real-world perspective, while developing marketable business administration skills that employers seek in new hires.

The U.S. healthcare system changes quickly, and you can stay ahead of the curve by completing a bachelor's degree in health services at USI. Employment in the medical field is expected to grow faster than the average for all occupations as the industry continues to expand and diversify.

Our bachelor's degree in psychology emphasizes small classes and accessible faculty, with interaction among students and instructors. You will study psychology as part of a supportive, tight-knit community in our psychology program, which combines classroom theory with real-world experience. We offer a mixture of online and traditional classes.

The College of Nursing and Health Professions Food and Nutrition degree is designed to prepare graduates for entry into community food and nutrition-related careers including healthcare, business, and industry. The major provides broad coverage of the interpersonal, conceptual, analytical, and application skills necessary to perform in the food and nutrition-related field.

The Public and Nonprofit Administration (PNPA) concentration of the University of Southern Indiana's Political Science major will prepare you for a career in managing public and nonprofit organizations.

When you study CIS at Romain College of Business, you learn how businesses use computer-based systems to solve problems and create opportunities. Careers in this field offer above-average employment potential; the U.S. Department of Labor expects computer and information technology occupations to grow by twice the national average for all careers (2016 to 2026).

The study of economics provides students with valuable competencies, combining analytical and communicative skills. These analytical skills are the foundation for economic reasoning. They include problem-solving, critical thinking, and strategic decision making to analyze human behavior and the making of choices. Applications of this way of thinking are used to evaluate business operations, government policies, development projects, and in law.

Civil Engineering is a fast-growing field geared toward problem solvers looking to improve and create strong, sustainable solutions for roads, bridges, dams, structures, and infrastructure. USI’s Engineering Program has a strong reputation for consistently producing graduates that have success in the industry and within the profession. Our state-of-the-art labs combined with a variety of engineering coursework will prepare you through hands-on learning opportunities and several annual design challenges like steel bridge and concrete canoe competitions.

The study of manufacturing engineering at USI takes you to the forefront of the industry and the production of goods that benefit society. You learn to apply engineering principles in the design of products and processes, equipping yourself for a rewarding career in almost any manufacturing enterprise you choose.

Prepare yourself for a profession in the design and development of electrical circuits, power and control systems, electronic components, computer architecture, and embedded software. Your education makes you employable in virtually any industry since all rely on electronics and electrical systems.

The mission of the Health Informatics and Information Management Program is to provide students with specialized training in using information technology to support effective health care administration, innovative health care services delivery, secure patient-centric health care, leadership skills, quality assurance, finance, and legal and regulatory requirements.

As a mechanical engineer, you conceive and design mechanical devices and systems for applications in transportation, HVAC, manufacturing, consumer products, and more. From work on smaller components, such as latches on automobiles and heat exchangers in refrigerators, to larger machines, such as terrestrial vehicles and spacecraft, opportunities for you are practically everywhere.