Degrees by Topic

Explore articles about degree options, majors, and career paths. Learn how to evaluate your interests, strengths, and job market opportunities to choose a degree program that aligns with your personal and professional goals.

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Skills you'll gain: Vibe coding, AI powered creativity, Debugging, Brainstorming, Planning, Application Development, Application Design, Generative AI, Data Wrangling, Data Analysis, Content Creation, Presentations, Responsible AI, Report Writing, Business Communication, Artificial Intelligence, Data Visualization, Research, Project Management, Machine Learning

Skills you'll gain: Data Storytelling, Rmarkdown, Data Visualization, Data Presentation, Data Ethics, Data Cleansing, Data Validation, Ggplot2, R (Software), Tableau Software, Sampling (Statistics), Spreadsheet Software, Data Analysis, Stakeholder Communications, Data Processing, Object Oriented Programming (OOP), File Management, Web Presence, Data Structures, Interviewing Skills

Skills you'll gain: Threat Modeling, Network Security, Vulnerability Management, Intrusion Detection and Prevention, Hardening, Incident Response, Threat Management, Cybersecurity, Network Protocols, Threat Detection, Cloud Security, Vulnerability Assessments, Network Architecture, Computer Security Incident Management, Operating Systems, Debugging, Linux, Web Presence, Python Programming, SQL

Choosing a degree topic can be an exciting moment in your learning journey, but it can also feel overwhelming with so many subjects available. While it's becoming increasingly common to choose a degree topic based on the career options you'll have after graduation, that's only one factor. Many students pursue their passion, develop their interests, or follow their values, knowing they're building useful skills to pursue a range of opportunities. Some popular degree topics include:

  • Business degrees

  • Health degrees

  • Computer science degrees

  • Data science degrees

  • IT degrees

  • Humanities and liberal arts degrees

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