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Minors
Explore how energy, human activity, and environmental systems shape a sustainable future. Add a minor that helps you connect sustainability principles with practical solutions for communities and organizations.
Minors
Prepare to help communities plan for and respond to emergencies. Study hazard assessment, emergency planning, and response practices while adding practical preparedness skills to your major.
Minors
Connect business decisions with environmental responsibility. Study management, accounting, economics, and sustainable energy to build a foundation for helping organizations put sustainability principles into practice.
Bachelor's
Share your interest in Japanese language and culture with students in grades K–12. Build communication and teaching skills through language study and classroom experience throughout your program.
Minors
Build skills to recognize workplace hazards and protect environmental and occupational health. Study safety practices, environmental regulations, and field sampling through a minor that complements your career interests.
Bachelor's
Turn your interest in teaching into learning experiences beyond the classroom. Build skills in instructional design, communication, and program leadership for businesses, museums, nonprofits, and community organizations.
Minors
Explore how gender and social structures shape everyday experiences across cultures. Add perspectives from history, communication, and the social sciences to deepen your understanding of people and communities.
Minors
Make your ideas heard through clear, engaging writing. Explore creative, professional, and technical writing while developing communication skills that complement your major and support your future goals.
Minors
Explore religious traditions, beliefs, and their place in human experience. Add a minor that broadens your cultural understanding and encourages thoughtful engagement with questions of meaning and values.
Minors
Bring thoughtful reasoning to complex ethical questions. Explore philosophy and contemporary moral issues while building skills to evaluate choices in your profession, community, and everyday life.
Minors
Ask big questions about knowledge, values, and human existence. Explore philosophical ideas while strengthening the critical thinking and reasoning skills you can bring to any field of study.
Minors
Discover how museums preserve and share history and art. Study collection management and develop a museum portfolio project while adding practical cultural heritage experience to your major.
Minors
Explore the people, events, and ideas that shaped our world. Study global history and deepen your interests through electives while building perspective on the connections between past and present.
Minors
Build confidence communicating in Spanish through conversation, reading, and writing. Explore Hispanic cultures and choose courses that connect your language skills with professional, community, or international interests.
Minors
Discover how people learn languages and how educators support them. Study language acquisition, linguistics, and teaching foundations through a minor designed to complement foreign language or TESOL study.
Minors
Build connections across languages and cultures. Combine language study with courses on communities, communication, and society to bring a broader perspective to your major and future work.
Minors
Develop your eye for compelling images through film and digital photography. Explore design, photographic history, and image editing while building technical skills and your own creative approach.
Minors
Keep music central to your college experience while pursuing another major. Develop your performance skills through applied study, ensemble participation, and a solo recital, alongside courses in music.
Minors
Explore how people shape—and are shaped by—families, communities, and social institutions. Study social theory and contemporary issues to bring a deeper understanding of society to your major.
Minors
Explore how governments work and how nations interact. Study American politics, international relations, and political ideas while adding a foundation in public affairs to your major.
Associate, Minors
Add business knowledge to your primary field of study. Build a foundation in accounting, management, economics, and marketing to understand how organizations operate and make decisions.
Minors
Explore how goods, information, and operations move through organizations. Complement your business studies with logistics, quality management, and information systems skills that support effective supply chain decisions.
Minors
Turn your curiosity about starting a business into practical skills. Explore entrepreneurship, product design, and marketing while learning how to develop ideas and connect them with customers.
Minors
Connect science with the search for evidence. Study forensic investigation, anthropology, and criminal justice while adding laboratory and analytical perspectives to your major through this forensic science minor.
Bachelor's
Explore life at the molecular level by connecting biology and chemistry. Build laboratory and research skills with faculty guidance as you prepare for healthcare, biotechnology, or advanced study.
Minors
Deepen your understanding of substance use disorders and their impact on people and communities. Add a minor or certificate that supports informed, compassionate interactions in public-facing fields.
Bachelor's
Follow the evidence behind financial crime. Combine criminal justice, business, and analytical study to prepare for work in fraud investigation, risk assessment, and specialized investigative roles.
Master's
Strengthen your ability to lead in healthcare. Combine MBA study with healthcare operations, policy, and management to develop practical strategies for hospitals, health systems, and other care organizations.
Doctoral
Prepare to make a difference in patient care as a pharmacist. Combine pharmaceutical science with hands-on clinical training to build the knowledge, judgment, and communication skills for professional practice.
Certificates
Learn to recognize and respond to the effects of trauma in educational settings. Study behavior management, learning, and crisis response to better support students and strengthen your professional practice.
Minors
Explore aging and help older adults thrive in their communities. Add a minor or certificate that combines gerontology study with experiential learning focused on older adults’ lives and needs.
Certificates
Build on your master’s degree with graduate coursework in your teaching field. This online certificate helps you work toward the content preparation needed to teach College Credit Plus courses.
Minors
Discover how art reflects and shapes human experience across time. Study art history, research, and visual culture while adding a deeper understanding of images and artistic traditions to your major.
Bachelor's
Connect your love of language and literature with the practice of teaching. Study writing instruction, grammar, and literary analysis while developing skills to help others read and communicate effectively.
Bachelor's
Write with purpose for workplaces and communities. Develop skills in professional editing, technical communication, and public discourse while learning to shape clear messages for different audiences and needs.
Minors
Help athletes develop their skills and confidence. Study coaching practices, sport psychology, adapted physical education, and athletic injury care through a minor that complements your interests in sport.
Bachelor's
Develop your voice and bring original stories to life. Combine creative writing workshops with literary study and practical experience to strengthen your craft and connect with readers.
Associate, Bachelor's
Build your future in the Western horse industry. Develop riding, training, and horsemanship skills through five days of instructor-led riding each week and extensive experience working with horses.
Bachelor's
Prepare to protect people and the environment. Combine environmental science, workplace safety, and sustainability with hands-on learning to address practical challenges facing communities and organizations.
Bachelor's, Minors
Explore literature, develop your voice, and sharpen your thinking. Build writing, research, and communication skills that prepare you for opportunities in publishing, education, business, and further study.
Bachelor's
Turn your interest in horses into a professional path. Combine academic study with extensive riding and horsemanship experience, with opportunities to explore English and Western disciplines.
Doctoral
Help people participate in the everyday activities that matter to them. Combine occupational therapy study with clinical and community experiences to prepare for compassionate practice and professional leadership.
Doctoral
Build on your experience as a working physical therapist assistant. This hybrid bridge program combines advanced coursework and clinical education to prepare you for practice as a physical therapist.
Bachelor's
Turn your interest in animals into a career in animal agriculture. Combine animal production and management with business study, hands-on animal care, and an industry internship.
Licensure
Build on your bachelor’s degree to pursue teaching in grades 4–9. Develop instructional skills through coursework and classroom experiences as you work toward Ohio middle childhood licensure.
Certificates
Strengthen your impact as a school counselor. Build practical skills in instructional design, classroom management, and school processes to support students, collaborate with teachers, and lead learning experiences.
Bachelor's
Prepare to help students with disabilities learn and grow. Develop teaching strategies and gain classroom experience throughout your program as you build a foundation for intervention specialist practice.
Master's
Take the next step in your education career with study shaped around your goals. Strengthen your leadership and research skills with personalized advising and opportunities to apply your learning.
Bachelor's
Help middle school students discover their strengths as learners. Prepare to teach two content areas and reading in grades 4–9, with classroom experience beginning in your first year.
Bachelor's
Share a subject you love with learners across grade levels. Combine education and content-area study with classroom experience beginning in your first year to prepare for K–12 teaching.
Bachelor's
Inspire students to move, learn, and build healthy habits. Study human movement, health education, and teaching methods while gaining classroom experience to prepare for health and physical education instruction.
Bachelor's
Help young artists discover their creativity. Combine studio art, design, and teaching study with classroom experiences to prepare for sharing visual arts with learners across grade levels.
Bachelor's
Help young children build a lasting love of learning. Develop teaching skills through a program that prepares you for both primary education and intervention roles in preschool through grade five.
Bachelor's, Minors
Help athletes and clients improve performance through the science of training. Combine strength and conditioning coursework with laboratory and field experiences to build practical coaching and exercise programming skills.
Bachelor's
Help people build healthier, more active lives. Study wellness education and behavior change, then apply your skills through internships involving health assessments and wellness programs in professional settings.
Master's
Turn complex business data into informed decisions. Combine advanced analytics with MBA leadership study and practical projects to identify trends, evaluate performance, and guide organizational strategy.
Master's
Build expertise in financial planning, cost analysis, and performance management. Combine MBA leadership study with management accounting coursework that supports CMA exam preparation and your professional growth.
Master's
Advance your accounting knowledge through auditing, taxation, and financial reporting. Combine specialized coursework with MBA leadership study to support CPA exam preparation and your goals in the accounting profession.
Bachelor's
Develop the skills to guide teams and lead change. This online bachelor’s program combines communication, decision-making, and organizational strategy with opportunities to connect coursework to your professional goals.
Bachelor's
Turn a subject you love into a teaching career. Combine education and content-area study with classroom experience beginning in your first year to prepare for teaching grades 7–12.
Licensure
Bring your existing degree and subject knowledge into the classroom. Build instructional skills through coursework and student teaching as you work toward Ohio licensure for grades 7–12.
Doctoral
Lead change through research you can put into practice. This online doctoral program helps experienced educators investigate complex challenges and develop informed approaches to instruction, organizational improvement, and leadership.
Licensure
Build on your bachelor’s degree to help young children learn and grow. Combine teaching coursework with classroom experience as you prepare for Ohio primary education licensure.
Licensure
Prepare to support students with mild to moderate disabilities in grades K–12. Build on your bachelor’s degree with coursework and classroom experience toward Ohio intervention specialist licensure.
Certificates
Use reading research to strengthen learning across your school or district. Develop skills in curriculum evaluation, literacy leadership, and data analysis through online coursework for education professionals.
Master's
Lead instruction with the whole child in mind. Combine curriculum theory, instructional supervision, and the study of learning to support student belonging and achievement in your educational setting.
Master's
Expand your impact through educational leadership. Build knowledge in curriculum, instruction, school management, and policy to guide educators, support school operations, and create conditions for student success.
Master's
Help learners build the reading skills that open new possibilities. Develop advanced instructional strategies to support readers across grade levels and ability ranges while strengthening your practice as an educator.
Bachelor's
Build a scientific foundation for your future in healthcare. Study human movement and the sciences through laboratory work, research, and practical experiences that support preparation for health professions graduate programs.
Doctoral
Prepare to help students overcome barriers to learning. Combine doctoral study in development, intervention, and behavior with supervised school experiences to build your skills for school psychology practice.
Bachelor's
Use data to solve business problems and guide decisions. Develop skills in analytics, information systems, and business intelligence while connecting technical tools with a broad business foundation.
Endorsements
Strengthen your ability to help students read with confidence. Build on your Ohio teaching license with study in literacy assessment, instruction, intervention, and the science of reading.
Bachelor's
Help young adults find their voices through reading and writing. Combine language arts study with classroom experience to prepare for teaching English and communication skills in grades 7–12.
Bachelor's
Make mathematics meaningful for the next generation. Deepen your knowledge of algebra, geometry, statistics, and calculus while gaining classroom experience to prepare for teaching grades 7–12.
Bachelor's
Spark curiosity about how the world works. Combine biology, chemistry, and earth science study with classroom experience to prepare for teaching science and encouraging inquiry in grades 7–12.
Bachelor's, Licensure
Help students connect the past with the world around them. Study history, government, and the social sciences while gaining classroom experience to prepare for teaching grades 7–12.
Bachelor's
Share your curiosity about living things with young learners. Build knowledge in biology and related sciences while preparing to teach life science and inspire discovery in grades 7–12.
Bachelor's
Explore the science behind animal health and industry practices. Combine hands-on animal experience with advanced study in nutrition, reproduction, and food safety to prepare for technical careers or graduate study.
Bachelor's
Learn to build and manage the computing systems organizations depend on. Develop hands-on skills with networks, servers, hardware, and software to prepare for technology infrastructure careers.
Bachelor's
Discover the stories hidden in data. Combine computer science, statistics, and visualization to collect and analyze information, build models, and communicate findings that help organizations make decisions.
Bachelor's
Prepare to protect the systems and information people rely on. Study network security, cryptography, and risk management while developing practical skills to identify threats and strengthen digital defenses.
Bachelor's
Connect mathematical reasoning with the power of computing. Build analytical and programming skills to tackle complex problems and prepare for advanced study or careers in technology and data.
Bachelor's
Build the websites, applications, and databases behind digital experiences. Develop practical skills in interface design, programming, and data management with attention to performance, security, and reliability.
Licensure
Bring your subject expertise to learners across grade levels. Build on your bachelor’s degree with education coursework and student teaching as you prepare for Ohio multi-age licensure.
Associate, Bachelor's, Minors
Build technology that solves practical problems. Develop programming and software skills through hands-on learning, then shape your studies around interests such as cybersecurity, data analytics, systems, or business.
Licensure
Prepare to lead beyond a single school. Build on your experience as a principal or administrator with focused study that supports district leadership and Ohio superintendent licensure.
Licensure
Help schools make the most of their resources. Study school finance and education law, then apply your learning through an internship as you work toward school treasurer licensure.
Licensure
Help schools make the most of their resources. Study school finance and education law, then apply your learning through an internship as you work toward school treasurer licensure.
Bachelor's, Minors
Explore why people think, feel, and behave as they do. Use scientific inquiry and experiential learning to build skills for work with people or further study in psychology and related fields.
Bachelor's, Minors
Turn your commitment to helping others into informed, ethical action. Study human behavior, social policy, and social work practice while gaining field experience serving individuals and communities.
Bachelor's, Minors
Bring your interest in sports to the business world. Study branding, management, and strategy to prepare for opportunities with sports organizations, events, entertainment, and related industries.
Minors
Bring stories to life onstage and behind the scenes. Combine theatre study with production experience every semester to develop your craft and prepare for creative careers or graduate study.
Master's
Build the confidence and skills to lead business decisions. Strengthen your strategic thinking, analytics, and management expertise while tailoring your MBA through a concentration that fits your goals.
Licensure
Prepare to guide a school and support the people who make it thrive. Combine leadership coursework, personalized mentorship, and an internship as you work toward Ohio principal licensure.
Certificates, Master's
Connect healthcare, data, and technology to improve how information is used. Build analytical and project management skills through graduate study and applied projects with healthcare organizations.
Master's
Communicate with purpose and lead with confidence. Develop skills in digital media, strategic messaging, conflict resolution, and team leadership through an online master’s program connected to your professional goals.
Master's
Grow as a writer, researcher, and communicator. Explore rhetorical theory and writing practice while developing a portfolio and advanced skills for professional communication, teaching, or further academic study.
Master's
Help language learners connect with new opportunities. Study linguistics, language acquisition, and teaching methods while developing practical skills for English language education in diverse cultural and professional settings.
Master's
Prepare to lead initiatives that protect people and the environment. Combine technical knowledge, policy, and management skills to address environmental, occupational health, and workplace safety challenges.
Master's
Advance your expertise in cybersecurity and data analytics while building leadership skills. Combine technical graduate study with business and management coursework to prepare for greater responsibility in technology organizations.
Associate, Bachelor's, Certificates
Combine science, technology, and patient care in nuclear medicine. Develop skills in diagnostic imaging and therapeutic procedures through classroom study, laboratory training, and supervised clinical experience.
Bachelor's, Minors
Learn to evaluate investments, understand risk, and make informed financial decisions. Build analytical skills through finance study, internship opportunities, and resources in Findlay’s investment trading room.
Bachelor's
Use biological science to help answer investigative questions. Study the collection and analysis of biological evidence while building practical skills in Findlay’s forensic laboratory and Crime Scene House.
Bachelor's
Apply chemistry to the investigation of physical evidence. Explore drugs, toxins, and trace materials while developing laboratory skills that support accurate scientific analysis in the criminal justice system.
Bachelor's, Minors
Turn creative ideas into effective visual communication. Combine art and design fundamentals with digital tools to create work for print, digital, and interactive media and build your professional direction.
Bachelor's, Minors
Prepare to support better healthcare through effective management. Build analytical, business, and problem-solving skills while exploring how healthcare organizations operate and serve people across different communities.
Bachelor's, Minors
Connect with people through Japanese language and culture. Develop practical communication skills through immersive learning opportunities while preparing to bring a global perspective to your future career.
Bachelor's, Minors
Build a foundation for law school and work connected to the legal system. Develop critical thinking, communication, and legal analysis skills through interdisciplinary study, advising, and practical experiences.
Bachelor's, Minors
Connect brands with the people they serve. Combine creative storytelling, consumer insight, and digital marketing skills to develop campaigns and prepare for opportunities across businesses, agencies, and nonprofits.
Bachelor's, Minors
Explore patterns, solve complex problems, and put mathematical ideas to work. Build skills in calculus, algebra, and programming that support opportunities in data, technology, business, or further study.
Bachelor's
Put your interest in science to work in patient care. Build laboratory and analytical skills to perform diagnostic testing through science coursework and supervised clinical laboratory experience.
Bachelor's
Prepare to care for people across the lifespan. Combine nursing science with simulation and clinical experiences to develop the judgment, communication, and practical skills for compassionate patient care.
Doctoral
Help people improve movement, function, and quality of life. Combine doctoral coursework with clinical education and community experiences to develop your skills for professional physical therapy practice.
Master's
Prepare to provide compassionate care as part of a healthcare team. Build medical knowledge and clinical skills through classroom learning and supervised experiences across a range of medical specialties.
Bachelor's
Build a strong foundation for your path toward medical school. Combine biology and chemistry study with faculty guidance, research, and hands-on experiences that support your professional school preparation.
Bachelor's
Prepare for veterinary school through science and direct animal experience. Build knowledge in animal health, nutrition, and physiology while working with animals and learning from experts and licensed veterinarians.
Associate, Bachelor's
Develop your future in the English horse industry. Build riding, training, and horsemanship skills through five days of instructor-led riding each week and practical experience with horses.
Bachelor's
Combine your interest in horses with the skills to manage a business. Study equine care, marketing, operations, and law while gaining practical experience for opportunities in the equine industry.
Bachelor's, Minors
Build the accounting skills organizations rely on to make sound decisions. Explore financial and managerial accounting, auditing, and business principles while preparing for opportunities across industries.
Bachelor's
Turn your interest in animals into hands-on learning from your first year. Explore industry, science, and pre-veterinary options that connect animal care with your career or graduate school goals.
Bachelor's
Combine your creativity with business skills to support the arts. Study studio art, art history, and management while preparing for opportunities in galleries, museums, and cultural organizations.
Bachelor's, Minors
Explore living systems through scientific study and hands-on discovery. Build research and laboratory skills while preparing for opportunities in the life sciences, healthcare, or graduate and professional study.
Bachelor's, Minors
Build the skills to guide teams and strengthen organizations. Study leadership, human resources, ethics, and operations while preparing to solve business problems and support effective management across industries.
Bachelor's, Minors
Discover how substances interact and put scientific ideas to the test. Build laboratory skills through chemistry coursework and faculty-guided research as you prepare for careers or advanced study.
Bachelor's
Bring stories to life through illustration. Develop your artistic voice and professional portfolio through studio art, children’s literature, and learning opportunities with faculty and Findlay’s Mazza Museum.
Bachelor's
Connect computing skills with the needs of business. Learn to develop technology solutions and collaborate across technical and business teams while preparing for roles that link systems and organizational strategy.
Bachelor's, Minors
Prepare to serve communities through the justice system. Explore law enforcement, courts, corrections, and investigation while developing ethical judgment, communication skills, and practical experience through professional learning opportunities.
A.A., B.S., Certificate, Associate, Bachelor's, Certificates
Use ultrasound technology to help healthcare teams understand what is happening inside the body. Build scanning and patient care skills through laboratory training and supervised clinical experiences.
Associate, Bachelor's, Certificates
Focus your interest in healthcare on the heart. Develop cardiac ultrasound, critical thinking, and patient care skills through specialized coursework, hands-on laboratory training, and supervised clinical experience.

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