Undergraduate Majors
Explore the undergraduate majors offered by the Tulane School of Science and Engineering, where students build a strong foundation in scientific and technical disciplines while preparing for careers or advanced study.
Explores the chemical principles underlying biological systems and processes.
Applies engineering approaches to solve problems in medicine and healthcare.
Focuses on the molecular and cellular foundations of living organisms.
Designs chemical and biological processes for industry, energy, and health.
Studies matter, its properties, transformations, and interactions.
Plans, designs, and maintains infrastructure and built environments.
Integrates computer science with another primary field of study.
Develops computational thinking, programming, and software design skills.
Studies the diversity of life and evolutionary processes.
Examines Earth systems, climate, and environmental change.
Combines physics fundamentals with applied engineering methods.
Focuses on biological responses to environmental challenges.
Builds analytical reasoning and quantitative problem-solving skills.
Explores the structure and function of the nervous system.
Investigates the fundamental laws governing matter and energy.
Examines human behavior, cognition, and mental processes.
Explores electrical, electronic, optical, computational, and quantum systems.
Builds a foundation in the analysis and development of mechanical and thermal systems.
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Laurie O'Brien
Associate Dean
lobrien2@tulane.edu