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PHARMACEUTICAL CHEMISTRY (BS)*:     PHYSICS (BS, Minor)*: Discover the
      Drive the design and production of new   deepest mysteries of science at all levels,
      drugs that enable you to fight disease   from subatomic particles to galaxies, as
      and promote healthier, more active lives.  you prepare for a myriad of career paths.
                                          Specializations: astrophysics, biophysics,
      Career Opportunities: A Pharmaceutical   general physics, materials science,
      Chemistry degree leads to graduate or   medical physics, and pre-health.
      medical, dental or other professional
      schools.  You may pursue an advanced   Career Opportunities: Your physics
      degree in science or engineering.  You   training gives you the ability to work as
      may choose to enter fields such as   an engineer, medical physicist, materials
      government regulations, research    scientist in universities, national
      and development, or quality control—  laboratories such as NASA, NIH, NIST,
      employment sectors that have        DOE, and FDA, semi-conductor companies
      traditionally been in demand. Or you   like Intel, AMD, biomedical firms, defense
      may gravitate to growing areas such as   contractors such as Boeing and Raytheon,
      data science, intellectual property, and   or as a financial analyst at Wall Street.
      technology transfer.                Your programming skills allow you to work
                                          as a software engineer. You can also work
                                          as a program manager or technical writer.










      DATA SCIENCE







      DATA SCIENCE (BS): Get the knowledge,   Career Opportunities: As more industries
      skills, and technical foundation to make   recognize the impact data can have on
      sense of an avalanche of data, unlock   their return on investment, doors will open
      scientific insights, and tackle multidis-  to professionals with backgrounds in data
      ciplinary problems. Work with data from   science, including data scientist, data
      a variety of sources/formats, to solve   analyst, business analyst, data mining
      real-world problems. Learn to evaluate   specialist, and data manager. Relevant
      data quality and maintain data integrity,   industries include healthcare, automation,
      security, and privacy, and effectively    artificial intelligence, gaming, meteorology,
      communicate results of data analyses.  insurance, agriculture, and sports.



      *Pre-Health Professions Option: The pre-health professions curriculum is built into these programs,
      allowing students to prepare for medical, dental, optometry, or veterinary school while completing their
      bachelor’s degree program.
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