The Bachelor of Science in Architecture degree is a pre-professional major providing students with substantial grounding in the discipline. Coursework encompasses historical and theoretical analysis of the built environment around the world and across time. Students develop critical understanding of how cultures shape the built environment and how the built environment reflects interaction between cultures.

The purpose of the baccalaureate program is to prepare a professional nurse whose practice is based upon nursing science, related sciences, and the arts to promote, restore, and maintain human beings' health. Graduates of the program are generalists with the necessary base for graduate education and continuing professional development.

Experience Hands-On Laboratories and Real Crime Scene Simulations. Our forensic science degree program will prepare you for work in most sections of the forensic laboratory.

The core curriculum focuses on the design, production, operation, and maintenance of computers and digital systems.

Are you ready to spring into action as a paramedic? Are you looking for a solid foundation for medical school or a graduate program in nursing or physician assistant studies? If you have grit, critical thinking skills and a calling to save lives, Pitt’s Bachelor of Science in Emergency Medicine will put you on the road to success.

Our BS in Civil Engineering  and new BS in Environmental Engineering programs enable you to pursue your personal interests and create a space for unique exploration while earning your degree. We focus on design and teamwork and offer a flexible, hands-on curriculum featuring interdisciplinary project courses with Civil Engineering and Environmental Engineering students working together.

Computer science is the scientific and practical approach to computation and its applications, as well as the study of the theory, experimentation, and engineering that form the basis for the design and use of computers. Computer science is considered by many practitioners to be a foundational science – one which makes other knowledge, achievements, and innovations possible. It is a discipline that spans both theory and practice and requires both abstract and concrete thinking to develop new and creative solutions to real world problems using technology.

Bioinformatics is the theory, application and development of computing tools to solve problems and create hypotheses in all areas of biological sciences. Biology in the post-genome world has been and continues to be transformed from a largely laboratory-based science to one that integrates experimental and information science. Bioinformatics has contributed to advances in biology by providing tools that handle datasets too large and/or complex for manual analysis.