B.S. in Applied Biology: Human Biology and Health Sciences
Explore human biology and health through laboratory investigation and research that prepares you for healthcare, biomedical careers, and advanced study.
Explore Miami University Polytechnic programs in Applied Biology, Computer and Information Technology, and Engineering Technology at Miami University Regionals. Through applied and work-based learning, you’ll put your interests and experience to work, explore evolving technology, develop skills employers value, and prepare for what comes next with a Miami University degree.
Apply science to the health of people and the planet through laboratory research, field experiences and applied learning that prepares you for careers and advanced study.
Explore human biology and health through laboratory investigation and research that prepares you for healthcare, biomedical careers, and advanced study.
Investigate ecosystems and the environment through fieldwork, research, and real-world applications in conservation, environmental science, and natural resources.
Turn your interest in technology into skills you can use across industries. Learn to develop solutions, manage systems, connect networks, work with data, and protect the technology people and organizations rely on.
Build, manage, and protect the networks and technology systems that connect our world.
Use technology, systems, and data to solve problems and help organizations work smarter.
Gain hands-on computing and information technology skills for your next career or educational step.
Work with robotics, automation, intelligent systems, and advanced manufacturing while building the technical, problem-solving, communication, and teamwork skills that help you grow throughout your career.
Create and work with robotics, electronics, computers, and intelligent automated systems.
Bring mechanical, electrical, and automated systems together to power modern industry.
Design, improve, and optimize the products, processes, and systems that keep industry moving.
Designed for students with previous technical education, this degree-completion program helps you apply the credits and skills you’ve already earned to complete a bachelor’s degree in Engineering Technology.
Gain hands-on skills in electronics, computers, electrical systems, and technology.
Develop hands-on skills in mechanical systems, design, manufacturing, and technology.
Put your knowledge into action in spaces designed for applied learning, research, and collaboration. On the Hamilton campus, you’ll work with technology, tools, and environments that strengthen your skills, expand your career interests, and prepare you for what’s next.
Get hands-on with robotics, automation, engineering technology, and advanced manufacturing using industry-relevant technology. Practice technical and teamwork skills, connect with industry, and see how ideas move from concept to application.