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Explore more than 80 undergraduate programs in the arts and sciences, management, and nursing and health professions, plus more than 60 graduate and certificate programs in management, law, arts and sciences, education, and nursing and health professions.

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Undergraduate Programs

Already have an area in mind? Looking for inspiration? Explore our undergraduate offerings in the College of Arts and Sciences, School of Management, and School of Nursing and Health Professions. Or consider a dual degree and add a master’s degree in only one more year.

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3-Year Bachelor's Degree

If you choose, you can graduate in three years by completing 16 credits for three consecutive fall and spring semesters, plus two summer terms.

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Alexandria Davis

Alexandra Davis '20

Computer Science

Learning here feels super personal. I have friends at different schools, and they hardly ever get to interact with their professors. Here, we don’t have to ask TAs for help — we know our professors personally and can go to them directly. They really feel invested in our success."

Alexandra Davis '20

Computer Science

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Graduate Programs

Study with experts. Network with leaders. Connect with classmates. Find the graduate program that fits your future.

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Certificate Programs

Augment your skills or pursue a new path. When you choose to advance your knowledge, there’s a USF certificate program for you.

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Faheema Eissar

Faheema Eissar MA ’23

International Development Economics

I love the skills that I’m learning, the challenges that I go through, and the support that I get. At USF it’s not just about finishing the program; it’s about learning — and it’s about understanding that you belong."
 

Faheema Eissar MA ’23

International Development Economics