The future poses stark challenges for food, agriculture, energy and the environment. At the College of Agriculture and Life Sciences, we transform those challenges into opportunities that benefit everyone.

We prepare our students and stakeholders to thrive in a global marketplace. We pursue cutting-edge research on campus and at 18 stations across North Carolina, and we put the results to work in all of the state’s 100 counties. We create innovative public-private partnerships to solve the problems facing the planet.

We’ve lived NC State’s land-grant mission since the university first opened its doors; no college can claim deeper roots in North Carolina. Today, we strive to bring the fruits of our teaching, research and extension to the whole world.

Try a free PTE Taster Test today

Certify your English proficiency with PTE. The faster, fairer, simpler English test, accepted by thousands of universities around the world. PTE, Do it worry-free!

English Language Requirements

Raleigh, USA

Bachelor

North Carolina State University

The Bachelor of Science in Accounting degree provides a general business foundation including courses in business statistics, statistical programming and business analytics with a depth of specialization in accounting issues and skills. Students develop interpersonal, teamwork and problem-solving skills, and learn how to apply technology in the accounting field. The curriculum includes financial and managerial accounting, taxation, business law and ethics, auditing and accounting information systems.

On-Campus

Accounting (BS)

A Bachelor of Science in Aerospace Engineering is a degree program that focuses on the design, development, testing, and production of aircraft and spacecraft. It combines principles of aerodynamics, propulsion, materials science, avionics, and control systems to create vehicles that can operate within and beyond Earth's atmosphere.

Aerospace Engineering (BS)

The Bachelor of Science in Agroecology and Sustainable Food Systems is offered jointly through the Departments of Crop and Soil Sciences and Horticultural Science. This multidisciplinary major offers students diverse courses, hands-on learning, community engagement opportunities, internships, and research experiences to address the grand challenges of agriculture and food systems. Students can choose from three career path concentrations – Agroecology Research and Production, Community Food Systems, and Urban Horticulture.

Agroecology & Sustainable Food Systems (BS): Agroecology Research & Production Concentration

Agroecology & Sustainable Food Systems (BS): Community Food Systems Concentration

The Bachelor of Science in Agroecology and Sustainable Food Systems: Urban Horticulture Concentration is one of the four concentrations offered in by the Department of Horticultural Science. Students are offered a unique look at various aspects of Horticulture and Food Systems. Two of the concentrations, Agroecology Research and Production and Community Food systems, are supported and advised by faculty in the Crop and Soil Sciences Department.

Agroecology & Sustainable Food Systems (BS): Urban Horticulture Concentration

The Industry concentration is designed for students who are more interested in the business or production aspects of animal science. It offers flexibility in completing Animal Science courses with business, marketing, economics, and applied science coursework. There are many opportunities to gain undergraduate research experience with an Animal Science faculty member, to participate in one of the animal-related clubs, and to engage globally by participating in one of our Animal Science Study Abroad experiences.

Animal Science (BS): Industry Concentration

The Science concentration is designed for students with an interest in advanced study, such as MS and PhD programs, in disciplines such as physiology, nutrition, or genetics. This concentration gives students more flexibility to select courses that fit their disciplinary interests. There are many opportunities to gain undergraduate research experience with an Animal Science faculty member, to participate in one of the animal-related clubs, and to engage globally by participating in one of our Animal Science Study Abroad experiences.

Animal Science (BS): Science Concentration

The degree of Bachelor of Science in Animal Science may be obtained by selecting one of three concentrations offered by the Department of Animal Science in the College of Agriculture and Life Sciences: Veterinary Bioscience, Science, and Industry.

Animal Science (BS): Veterinary Bioscience Concentration

The Bachelor of Arts (B.A.) in Anthropology introduces students to anthropology with offerings in three of the subfields of the discipline: archaeology, biological anthropology, and cultural anthropology. Our program focuses on the interrelationships among the cultural, social, and biological bases of human behavior in evolutionary and contemporary contexts. The degree emphasizes exposure to different cultures through classic ethnography and a better understanding of the past through archaeology and human skeletal analysis.

Anthropology (BA): General Anthropology Concentration

A Bachelor of Science in Applied Education Studies is a degree program that focuses on the practical application of educational theories and concepts in various settings, such as schools, communities, nonprofits, or corporate training environments. This interdisciplinary field combines elements of education, psychology, sociology, and other related disciplines to prepare students for roles in teaching, instructional design, educational administration, and educational policy.

Applied Education Studies (BS)

The Learning Design and Technology (LDT) concentration was created under the Applied Education Studies degree plan to serve students who are interested in working in multiple sectors as instructional designers and developers rather than teachers. This concentration does not lead to licensure like most undergraduate programs in the College of Education. Rather, graduates would be expected to work as instructional designers and content developers for different employers such as K-12 and private school systems, higher education institutions, government/military agencies, or business/industry. Some graduates may also be interested in entrepreneurial work, creating non-profits or startup companies to offer technical educational services, training, or new products.

Applied Education Studies (BS): Learning Design and Technology

The B.S. program in Applied Mathematics shares many basic features with the B.S. program in Mathematics. The primary difference is that this program includes a strong interdisciplinary concentration in a related field. The applied concentration, which must be approved by a student’s adviser, should be structured to promote specific career or educational objectives.

Applied Mathematics (BS)

The B.S in Applied Mathematics with a Financial Mathematics Concentration is a refinement of the B.S in Applied Mathematics degree. This program prepares students for careers in financial mathematics, actuarial science and portfolio management.

Applied Mathematics (BS): Financial Mathematics Concentration

To become an architect, students must earn an accredited, professional degree in Architecture. The Bachelor of Architecture is a one-year professional degree program only for students who have earned a four-year undergraduate degree in Architecture (from NC State or another program within a NAAB accredited institution). Admission requirements include prerequisite courses which must be included in the applicant’s undergraduate program. A transcript review will identify any prerequisite deficiencies. If accepted to the program, the applicant will be advised regarding how to comply with the prerequisite requirements.

Architecture (Bachelor)

The Department of Media Arts, Design and Technology awards the Bachelor of Art and Design degree. The Bachelor of Art and Design degree is a broadly based, multidisciplinary undergraduate experience that fully utilizes a diverse faculty and bridges media arts, design, and technology. Students work closely with faculty in a well-planned sequence of progressively complex and in-depth studios leading to concentrations in one of three areas: Animation (2D + 3D), Gaming + Interaction Design, or Fibers + Soft Construction. Students are advised through learning paths designed to produce optimal outcomes. This degree program provides a sound, well-rounded visual design education with a focus on providing students skills that allow them to perform and succeed in a wide variety of art and design professions after graduation.

Art and Design (Bachelor)

Arts Studies majors learn skills that apply to many fields, which are relevant in a changing, interdisciplinary, global world. Our students find work in museums and art galleries, sound studios, arts nonprofits and community arts programs. Graduates of the program follow their passion to make art and teach others and start their own arts businesses. They become artistic directors for large companies and start-ups.

Arts Studies (BA): Film Studies Concentration

Arts Studies (BA): Music Concentration

Arts Studies (BA): Theater Concentration

Arts Studies (BA): Visual Arts Concentration

A Bachelor of Science in Biochemistry is a degree program that integrates principles from biology and chemistry to study the chemical processes and molecules that occur within living organisms. It provides a strong foundation in both disciplines and prepares students for careers in fields such as pharmaceuticals, biotechnology, medicine, research, and academia.

Biochemistry (BS)

The BE curriculum is jointly administered by the College of Agriculture and Life Sciences and the College of Engineering and combines the fields of engineering, biology, chemistry, and agriculture. The Biological Engineering program is accredited by the Engineering Accreditation Commission of ABET

Biological Engineering (BS)

The BAET curriculum is administered by the College of Agriculture and Life Sciences and is intended to uniquely prepare students for hands-on application of technology to efficiently manage agricultural and environmental systems. Flexibility within the program allows students to attain depth in science, business, or environmental areas. Graduates provide a critical link in the agricultural and environmental spectrum by interacting directly with both production personnel as well as the designers and implementers of technological systems.

Biological and Agricultural Engineering Technology (BS)

Biological and Agricultural Engineering Technology (BS): Agricultural Systems Management Concentration

A Bachelor of Science in Business Administration (BSBA) is a comprehensive undergraduate degree program that provides students with a broad understanding of various aspects of business management and administration. It equips graduates with the knowledge and skills necessary to succeed in a wide range of industries and organizational settings. Here's an overview of what you might expect to study in a typical BSBA program

Business Administration (BS)

The Biomanufacturing Sciences Concentration provides students with the knowledge base and hands-on skills that prepare them to quickly contribute to a biomanufacturing operation. Pharmaceuticals, vaccines, enzymes, and bio-fuels are example products. Students completing this concentration also fulfill the requirements for a Minor in Biomanufacturing.

North Carolina State University

Introduction

English Language Requirements

Locations

Programs

Institution also offers:

Questions