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Our graduate degree in artificial intelligence combines rigorous academics, ethics and hands-on projects with real-world industry experience, preparing you to apply AI responsibly and effectively.

As a biochemistry major, you’ll learn the scientific and professional skills for graduate or professional programs that lead to a range of meaningful careers—from medicine to environmental chemistry.

With this major, you’ll have the flexibility to be able to combine biology interests with other disciplines through a program that emphasizes hands-on work and diverse course options.

As a biology major, you’ll develop skills in critical thinking, quantitative problem-solving and scientific research to explore the wide diversity of life.

With a major in cellular and molecular biology, you’ll explore recent scientific advances in fields that range from genetics to immunology. Develop the tools to succeed in rapidly growing fields.

The Computer Science Fundamentals Certificate prepares you for a new career in the tech industry and is a bridge to the MS in Computer Science program. No prior programming experience is required.

Our flexible, career-focused Graduate Certificate in Data Science provides you with the advanced technical, professional and analytical skills you need to derive valuable insights and drive strategy.

Be prepared for a variety of scientific careers or professional medical, pharmacy and dentistry schools with this degree.

As a chemistry major, you’ll learn about the connections between molecular concepts and the complex systems found in nature.

As a civil engineering major, you'll gain a foundation in math, science and humanities, developing skills to design roads and bridges. Expand your impact with an environmental specialization or minor.

As a computer engineering major, you’ll build a strong foundation in circuits, electronics, machine learning and more to advance computing technology.

As a computer science major, you’ll learn the technical and professional skills for a rewarding career as a software engineer or computer scientist.

Seattle University's Online MS in Data Science blends statistics, computer science, data analytics, and modeling. You'll develop cutting-edge and ethically-based technical and analytical skills.

Our graduate degree in data science combines aspects of statistics and computer science with data analysis and modeling. You’ll gain the technical and analytical skills needed to advance your career.

As an electrical engineering major, you’ll explore how to design digital and analog electronics, data communication, power and control systems for a brighter future for all.

Open to any undergraduate student interested in gaining proficiency in GIS and geospatial technology. Build valuable skills for many careers including urban planning, public policy and engineering.

Explore global development, community engagement, ethics and sustainability through an engineering lens when you enroll in a Humanitarian Engineering minor.

With a major in marine and conservation biology, you’ll explore biodiversity, changing ecosystems and relevant local and global environmental issues.

The MSCS program, with flexible electives or two optional areas of specialization, teaches you the technical and professional skills you need to excel in today’s fiercely competitive tech industry.

As a math major, you’ll explore problem solving, conduct research and prepare for a career in education, engineering, medicine and more. Add a minor in data science and diversify your skillset.

Our technically rigorous, design-focused program is situated in a collaborative environment that emphasizes individual attention and industry connections.

As a physics major, you’ll work closely with faculty researchers in a range of challenging courses. Your degree can lead to diverse jobs in everything from engineering to physics to astronomy.

Prepare for your career in health professions through our flexible program of science courses required for admission to graduate and professional schools in the health sciences.

Combine computer science, engineering, and AI to design robots, while gaining hands-on experience to prepare for careers in diverse fields like tech, healthcare, and manufacturing.