Science courses

Computer science studies how software, systems, and data work together to solve problems and power modern technology. Covers problem-solving, programming concepts, algorithms, and system design, preparing you for careers in software development, data analysis, cybersecurity, and IT across startups, large companies, and research teams.

Exercise physiology examines how the body responds and adapts to physical activity. Covers energy systems, muscle function, performance, recovery, and how exercise supports health across different populations. Prepares you for careers in fitness, sports performance, rehabilitation, and wellness settings.

Neuroscience examines how the brain and nervous system shape thought, behavior, movement, and emotion. Covers how the nervous system works, how it changes over time, and how brain research drives advances in medicine, mental health, and human performance.

The Higgs mechanism explains how particles acquire mass through interactions with a field that fills the universe. It covers the core idea behind mass generation and why it matters for modern physics and the structure of matter.

Statistics is the science of collecting, analyzing, and interpreting data to make better decisions. Covers how to spot patterns, measure uncertainty, and turn numbers into useful insights for business, research, healthcare, and public policy.

Biology examines living organisms, from cells and genetics to evolution, ecosystems, and human health. It builds the ability to analyze how life works and why it matters for medicine, environmental science, research, and biotechnology.

Psychology studies how people think, feel, and behave in different situations. Covers how the mind shapes decisions, relationships, mental health, and everyday actions, building skills that support work in counseling, education, human resources, research, and healthcare.

Chemical bonding explains how atoms connect to form molecules and materials. Covers bond types, structure, and how bonding shapes the properties of matter, giving you a foundation for chemistry, materials science, and related lab or research roles.