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Defined as science that is used for purposes of the law, forensic science is an exciting and fascinating field for students who have a strong interest in chemistry and biology. Forensic scientists work closely with investigators, attorneys and others to discover, analyze and deliver evidence during criminal investigations. As a forensic science major at Alvernia, you’ll develop the knowledge and skills necessary to work in a modern crime lab in your hometown, or at the regional, state or federal level. Alvernia's program prepares students for a life of personal and professional integrity grounded in a commitment to serving others, enhancing understanding that science can provide vital information to make the world a better, safer…
Students who enjoy science and math and are interested in pursuing a science-related career may find general science to be an ideal major. Alvernia’s program offers students insight into the intellectual and philosophical natures of science, and helps them develop the ability to select, adopt, evaluate and employ strategies and materials. Students will acquire a broad background in the sciences, enabling them to develop skills that relate to a variety of topics, ideas and experiences. The curriculum includes biology, chemistry, physics and earth science, teaching how science intersects with society.
Courses are taught in the O’Pake Science Center, featuring two floors of laboratory and classroom space. As a General Science…
Civil engineers are the architects of the modern world. From bridges and highways to skyscrapers and renewable energy systems, civil engineers create the infrastructure that keeps society running. If you're passionate about sustainable cities, improving transportation, and designing resilient structures, a degree in civil engineering is your path to a rewarding career that will shape the future.
Biomedical engineering is where engineering meets human health. Whether you are designing medical devices, improving assistive technologies, analyzing human movement, or developing tools that support diagnosis, treatment, rehabilitation, and patient care, this field gives you the opportunity to solve problems with real human impact. At Alvernia, you will not just study concepts. You will design, build, test, and refine solutions that connect engineering, biology, health sciences, and clinical practice. If you are interested in healthcare, technology, biomechanics, and hands-on problem-solving, biomedical engineering is the place to start building your future.
Electrical engineers don’t just work with circuits, they design and develop the technology that powers modern life. From renewable energy systems and advanced robotics to AI-driven automation and next-generation electronics, electrical engineering is at the heart of innovation across industries.
Are you ready to design smarter systems, improve efficiency, and make a real impact in today’s industries? Ë®¹ûÅÉ’s Industrial Engineering Technology & Management (IETM) program prepares you for a high-demand career in manufacturing, logistics, and beyond. This joint program between the John R. Post School of Engineering and the Header School of Business combines technical engineering expertise with business leadership training, giving you a competitive edge in the job market.
Mechanical engineers don’t just build things, they innovate, design, and create solutions that shape the world. From cutting-edge medical devices and next-generation battery systems to high-performance engines and energy-efficient machines, mechanical engineering is at the core of every industry that moves the world forward.
Ë®¹ûÅÉ’s Engineering Experience and Professional Skills (EEPS) minor helps engineering and engineering technology majors turn classroom learning into real-world engineering experience. Through approved internships, research experiences, technical writing, project management, professional ethics, and faculty guidance, students build a transcripted credential that highlights practical experience and career readiness. The EEPS Minor is designed for students who want to build experience before graduation, including first-year engineering students planning ahead, community college transfer students, and 2+3 engineering pathway students.
The 12-credit Graduate Certificate in Nursing Education is offered to professional registered nurses who possess a Bachelor of Science in Nursing or related field, Masters in Nursing (MSN) or related field or doctorate. Courses provide nurses with foundational knowledge and essential skills to fulfill various roles in nursing education, including pre-licensure and staff development. Credits earned are eligible to be applied to the Alvernia MSN Program, Nursing Education track (36 total credits). MSN students pursuing concentrations in Leadership have the opportunity to earn the Nursing Education Certificate as an addition to their studies.
Ë®¹ûÅÉ's 12-credit Graduate Certificate in Nursing Leadership is offered to professional registered nurses who possess a Bachelor of Science in Nursing or related field, Masters in Nursing (MSN) or related field or Doctorate.