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Art History (Bachelor of Arts)

Burlington , United States

The study of the history of art at UVM usually begins with courses surveying the broad range of visual expressions found in cultures around the world. Students are introduced to numerous methodological approaches—contextual, formal, and iconographic—which enable them to understand the richness and layered meanings of works of art.

$42,000 International

$16,500 Domestic

$15,000 Living cost

Athletic Training (Master of Science)

University of Vermont

Burlington , United States

UVM's Master of Science in Athletic Training program integrates evidence-based, interprofessional practice with the hands-on skills of a 21st century athletic trainer. Investments in labs and teaching technologies and an excellent faculty-student ratio with faculty who have a proven track record in teaching, scholarship and clinical practice provide an optimum environment for learning. The 49-credit curriculum creates an impactful, affordable way to become a leader in athletic training.

$42,140 International

$16,700 Domestic

$15,000 Living cost

Biochemistry (Bachelor of Science)

University of Vermont

Burlington , United States

Chemistry is often referred to as the “central science” because it ties together the physical, life, and applied sciences. Biochemists study the molecular interactions that guide many processes involved in living organisms. This involves exploring the underlying chemical and physical properties of these organisms, from metabolism and enzyme kinetics to gene transfection and cellular signaling. With the recent publication of the Human Genome and other discoveries describing the molecular basis of life, tremendous opportunities await those students with the right background and training in this field.

$42,000 International

$16,500 Domestic

$15,000 Living cost

Biological Sciences (Bachelor of Science)

University of Vermont

Burlington , United States

Biological Science is the study of life in all its forms and at all its levels. Biological scientists work to further human understanding of living things — their bodies, behaviors, interactions, genetics, histories and futures — so that we might better appreciate, utilize, heal, and protect.

$42,000 International

$16,500 Domestic

$15,000 Living cost

Biology (Master of Science)

University of Vermont

Burlington , United States

Our program is defined by excellent students, dedicated faculty advisors and superb staff. We will work with you to design a set of courses, a research project or other activities that will prepare you for your career in academic, medical or private sector research; government work; or teaching at the baccalaureate level. Regardless of your career goals, we'll help you develop as a research scientist and network and find the right position for your next step. All of our students learn to teach undergraduates, so you will hone your teaching skills which will serve you well, even if teaching is not your ultimate career goal.

$15,000 Living cost

Business Administration (Bachelor of Science)

University of Vermont

Burlington , United States

The Grossman School of Business boasts a demanding curriculum, both undergraduate and graduate, that promises to develop strong quantitative, conceptual analysis, and technology skills. Students expand their classroom experiences working together and with faculty on applied projects in real business settings.

$42,000 International

$16,500 Domestic

$15,000 Living cost

Chemistry (Master of Science)

University of Vermont

Burlington , United States

The chemistry department offers M.S. and Ph.D. graduate programs in analytical, inorganic, organic or physical chemistry. In recent years about eight students per year have received the Ph.D.—the size of the student body makes for close faculty-student contacts and an informal, stimulating atmosphere. It is of note that we also offer an Accelerated Masters Program in Chemistry.

$15,000 Living cost

Civil and Environmental Engineering (Master of Science)

University of Vermont

Burlington , United States

Civil and Environmental Engineers have always been actively engaged in improving our standard of living throughout the modern history of the world by analyzing, designing, constructing, managing, and preserving our natural and built infrastructure. The work of civil and environmental engineers is evident everywhere — in the buildings we live in, the roads and bridges we travel on, the systems that provide us clean water and process waste, projecting our natural systems such as wetlands, treating contamination and reducing air pollution, developing sustainable energy and green materials technologies, disaster recoveries, and much more.

$15,000 Living cost

Civil Engineering (Bachelor of Science)

University of Vermont

Burlington , United States

Civil engineers design, build, and preserve the built fabric of our society including roads, bridges, buildings, drinking water and energy systems, waterways and ports, airports and the infrastructure for a cleaner environment. Civil engineering is an exciting profession because you get to see the products of your design, whether it is a high-rise building, a bridge, a dam, a roundabout, a canal or a wind turbine, to name a few. Civil engineers may work in the private sector at consulting firms or in the public sector for local, state or federal government in jobs that involve being outside, hands-on construction and monitoring, computer-aided analysis and design.

$42,000 International

$16,500 Domestic

$15,000 Living cost

Community and International Development (Bachelor of Science)

University of Vermont

Burlington , United States

Building on an applied economics foundation, the Community and International Development (CID) curriculum offers students the academic and professional experience that enables them to address community development both locally and globally. CID students are provided opportunities to analyze and learn from development issues in Vermont and New England; students learn while engaging in real world problem solving. Over the past decade, students and faculty members within CDAE have also nurtured relationships with communities in Belize, Honduras, and St. Lucia. CID students have the opportunity to partner with these organizations to address real world development issues, through carefully designed service learning courses and faculty led trips abroad.

$42,000 International

$16,500 Domestic

$15,000 Living cost