Scientific technicians support research projects and experiments in industries including healthcare and environmental science.

The social sciences study human behavior, society, and relationships. They include anthropology, economics, geography, history, and psychology.

The physical sciences include all the disciplines concerned with the natural world: chemistry, physics, astronomy, geology, and more.

Theology and Religious Vocations focus on religious traditions, beliefs, and practices. They are ideal disciplines for students who wish to pursue careers in ministry or religious education.

Philosophy and Religious Studies explore questions about life’s purpose, ethics, and morality and offer a diverse range of career options.

Media studies and multimedia encompasses creating, producing, distributing, and consuming media content, with many potential careers.

The field of Recreation and Fitness Studies promotes healthy lifestyles. Graduates pursue careers in health clubs, schools, and more.

Multidisciplinary Studies combines disciplines, provides students with a diverse education, and develops critical thinking skills.

Transportation involves a lot of fields –from driving trucks to planning the logistics of shipping and travel. If you think you might like working for a shipping company, or driving trucks on open roads seems appealing, this could be an interesting choice. This isn’t glamorous work, but it’s the kind of work that makes the entire economy work.

Precision manufacturing is the future of manufacturing. Whether it’s 3-D printing, nanotechnology, or customized manufacture, you’ll learn about the techniques and technologies that are involved in modern manufacturing. So if you think you’d enjoy building the factories of the future – to build smartphones, home technologies, and the Internet of things – this might be a great fit.