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WILDCAT COUNTRYThe University of New Hampshire

UNH COLLEGES• College of Engineering & Physical Sciences (CEPS)• College of Health & Human Services (CHHS)• College of Liberal Arts (COLA)• College of Life Sciences & Agriculture (COLSA)• Peter T. Paul College of Business & Economics (PAUL)• Thompson School of Applied Sciences (TSAS)• UNH at Manchester

The University of New Hampshire is the state’s flagship public research university, providing comprehensive, high- quality undergraduate programs and graduate programs of distinction. From its main campus in Durham, its college in Manchester and the UNH School of Law in Concord, the university serves New Hampshire and the region through continuing education, Cooperative Extension, cultural outreach, economic development activities and applied research.

200+Degree Programs

13,000+Undergraduate Students

2,000+Graduate Students

HIGHEST ENROLLED BACHELOR’S DEGREE PROGRAMS1. Business Administration2. Undeclared Liberal Arts 3. Psychology 4. Biomedical Science 5. Mechanical Engineering

6. Communication7. English 8. Civil Engineering 9. Undeclared Paul 10. Political Science

20%of students travel abroad

34countries represented

47% vs. 53%In-State vs Out-of-State students

3.4average GPA accepted

UNH IS A LAND, SEA, AND SPACE GRANT UNIVERSITY

DID YOU KNOW?Over 1,800 UNH undergraduate students, from all academic disciplines, present annually at the URC. The presentations showcase the results of students’ research, scholarly, and creative projects in over 20 professional and artistic venues at both campuses (Durham and Manchester), making the UNH URC one of the largest conferences of its kind in the country.

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CEPSCollege of Engineering & Physical Sciences

The University of New Hampshire College of Engineering and Physical Sciences (CEPS) empowers creative thinkers, innovative problem solvers and leaders to make a difference. With world-class programs and faculty mentors, students actively engage in rigorous academics and hands on learning and research opportunities to have an impact in their profes-sion, their community and their world. At the UNH College of Engineering and Physical Sciences, students push bound-aries to create the power of possibilities. Our state-of-the-art Centers and Learning Labs are live working incubators that allow students to create, develop and test real solutions. Classified as a high research university and one of just a handful of public universities in the nation to hold land, sea and space-grant status, students get the opportunity to work with faculty

and global leaders on leading edge technology and research.

Hallmarks of a CEPS education:• Combination of physical sciences and engineering within the same college— allowing students to explore a variety of integrated science and engineering disci-plines to discover their own career path

• Close partnerships with government agencies, private industry, and other colleges gives CEPS students a dynamic curriculum that keeps pace with cutting edge science and engineering

• Students learn by doing—through senior projects, lab and field-based re-search, summer employment/internships, student groups, International and Under-graduate Research Opportunities (IROP & UROP), and semester abroad

Where are they now?• Airmar• AEC• Anheuser-Busch• Appledore Marine

Engineering• BAE Systems• Creare LLC• DEKA• DELL• DYN• EMC Corp.• Eversource• Fidelity• FM Global• Fujifilm Dimatix Inc• GE Aviation• General Dynamics

• Goss International• Hitchiner

Manufacturing• Hoyle, Tanner &

Associates, Inc.• IBM• Liberty Mutual• Lonza• Measured Progress• Medtronic• MITRE• NH DOT• Pegasystems• Portsmouth Naval

Shipyard• Pratt & Whitney• Profit Tools

• Raytheon• Sanborn, Head &

Associates Inc.• Sensata• Superior Controls• TFMoran• Thermo Fisher• Tighe & Bond• Turbocam• Underwood

Engineers Inc• Vapotherm• Whelen Engineering• Xemed LLC• Your Company Here

90%of CEPS students

participate in internships

Source: First Destination Survey 2015

338Number of CEPS majors who took part in the 2016 Undergraduate

Research Conference

4Number of CEPS students

to receive DoD SMART Scholarships in 2016

College of Engineering & Physical Sciences

CEPS SkillsIn accordance with the NACE Competencies, CEPS students:• Exercise sound reasoning to analyze issues, make decisions, and overcome problems• Display effective communication and public speaking skills• Build collaborative relationships and work cohesively as part of a team• Select and use appropriate technology as it relates to their discipline• Exhibit strong leadership skills with the ability to motivate, organize, prioritize, and delegate• Demonstrate personal accountability including effective time management skills• Self-advocate for opportunities inside and outside of UNH

STEPHANIE WHITNEYCareer and Professional Development Director

[email protected] | 603-862-0997 | http://ceps.unh.edu/career-services

Undergraduate Programs:• Applied Mathematics B.S.• Bioengineering B.S.• Bioinformatics B.S.• Chemical Engineering B.S.• Chemistry B.A., B.S.• Civil Engineering B.S.• Computer Engineering B.S.• Computer Science B.S.• Earth Sciences B.A., B.S.• Earth Sciences Teaching B.A.• Electrical Engineering B.S.• Engineering Physics B.S.• Environmental Engineering B.S.• Hydrology B.S.• Information Technology B.S.• Mathematics B.A., B.S.• Mathematics Education B.S.• Mechanical Engineering B.S.• Ocean Engineering B.S.• Physics B.A., B.S.• Statistics B.S.

Graduate Programs:• Chemical Engineering Ph.D., M.S., M.Eng.• Chemistry Ph.D., M.S.• Civil Engineering Ph.D., M.S., M.Eng.• Computer Science Ph.D., M.S.• Earth and Environmental Science Ph.D.• Electrical and Computer Engineering M.S.• Electrical Engineering Ph.D., M.Eng.• Geochemical Systems Specialization M.S.• Geology M.S.• Hydrology M.S.• Masters of Science for Teaching (MST)• Materials Science Ph.D, M.S.• Mathematics Ph.D.• Mathematics Education Ph.D.• Mechanical Engineering Ph.D.M.S.• Ocean Engineering Ph.D., M.S.• Ocean Mapping M.S.• Oceanography Ph.D., M.S.• Physics Ph.D., M.S.• Statistics Ph.D.• Systems Engineering Ph.D.

COLACollege of Liberal Arts

We prepare students to be the next generation of innovators, problem solvers and communicators. With an emphasis on critical thinking, written and oral communication, teamwork and ethical decision making, our academic experience empowers students with the cross-cutting skills most highly valued by employers. Beyond the classroom, our students apply their knowledge in real-world settings – securing competitive internships, conducting federally funded research and pursuing international experiences critical to thriving in today’s globalized and interdependent world. With over 45 programs of study – spanning the social and behavioral sciences, fine and performing arts, humanities and education – we produce the talent

that is helping public, private and non-profit organizations meet the grand challenges of today and tomorrow.

• Oral and written communication• Effective teamwork• Analyzing and solving complex and interrelated problems

• Ethical judgment and decision making• Innovation and creativity• Leadership

Where COLA students go...• Akerman LLP • American Lung Association • Americorps• Boston Celtics • Boston Children’s Hospital• Boston Red Sox• Braveheart Digital Marketing• Concord Monitor• Congressional Hispanic Caucus Institute • Delhaize America• Department of Homeland Security • Direct Capital• Edelman Public Relations• Federal Reserve Board of Govenors• Fidelity Investments• Foster’s Daily Democrat• Global Technical Talent• Hawthorn Creative

• Heartwood Media• International Institute of New England • KPMG• Kronos• Liberty Mutual Insurance• Massachusetts General Hospital• Merrimack Valley School District• Mondelez International• National Kidney Foundation• National Public Radio• New England Center for Children• New Hampshire Women’s Foundation• New Hampshire Business Review• New Hampshire Community Loan Fund• New Hampshire Division of Children,

Youth and Families • New Hampshire Public Defender• Old Sol Music Hall

• Open Society Foundation• PepsiCo • Phillips Academy• Post-Landfill Action Network• Seacoast Media Group • Seacoast Mental Health Center• Smuttynose Brewing Company• Stonyfield • Strafford County Attorney’s Office • Target• TomTom• Tufts Health Plan• U.S. House of Representatives• U.S. Institute of Peace• United States Marshals Service • Veris Wealth Partners• Walt Disney World Company• YMCA

Core Skills & Competencies of COLA Students:

300Number of COLA student presentations at the

2016 Undergraduate Research ConferenceUNH’s Undergraduate Research Conference is the

largest of its kind in the country and prepares students to take their research and presentation skills to the workforce.

15 34%Percentage of COLA students studying abroad, the highest percentage at UNH

These experiences develop cross-cultural skills, proficiency in a second language and the confidence to

navigate new and unfamiliar situations.

Number of COLA students receiving national fellowships in 2016

These awards include Fulbright, Gilman, Department of State Critical Languages, National Security

Education Program, and Newman Civic Fellows.

80% of employers think every student should acquire broad knowledge in the liberal arts.

– Employer Survey, Association of American Colleges and Universities

College of Liberal Arts

RAUL BERNALDirector - Career and Professional Success, COLA

[email protected] | 603-862-1280 | cola.unh.edu/career-and-professional-success

Humanities• Classics• English, English Literature, English/

Journalism and English Teaching• French and French Studies• German• Humanities• Italian Studies• Linguistics• Philosophy• Russian• Spanish

Fine and Performing Arts• Art Studio and Art History• Music and Music Education• Theatre and Dance

Education• Undergraduate coursework leads to

enrollment in a graduateprogram and certification

• 4-year certification programs areavailable in math, music, preK-3rdgrade and physical education

Social Sciences• Anthropology• Communication• Geography• History• International Affairs• Justice Studies• Neuroscience and Behavior• Political Science• Psychology• Sociology• Women’s Studies

UNDERGRADUATE PROGRAMS INTERDISCIPLINARY MINORS• Africana and African American

Studies• American Studies• Architectural Studies• Asian Studies• Cinema Studies• Forensics• History and Philosophy of

Science• Latin American Studies• Middle Eastern Studies• Queer Studies• Race and Ethnic Studies• Religious Studies• Security Studies• Social Justice Leadership• Technical Writing and Public

Speaking Cognate• TESOL

Education• Counseling (M.Ed.)• Early Childhood Education (M.Ed.)• Early Childhood Education:

Special Needs (M.Ed.)• Education (Ph.D.)• Educational Administration and

Supervision (Ed.S.)• Educational Studies (M.Ed.)• Elementary Education (M.Ed.)• Secondary Education (M.A.T., M.Ed.)• Special Education (M.Ed.)

Humanities• English (M.S.T.)• English: Composition (Ph.D.)• English: Language & Linguistics

(M.A.)• English: Literature (M.A., Ph.D.)• Spanish (M.A.)• Liberal Studies (M.A.)• Writing (M.F.A.)

Fine & Performing Arts• Painting (M.F.A)• Music

• Music (M.A.T.)• Music: Composition (M.A.)• Music: Conducting (M.A.)

• Music: Musicology (M.A.)

Social Sciences• History (M.A., Ph.D.)• History: Museum Studies (M.A.)• Justice Studies (M.A.)• Political Science (M.A.)• Psychology (Ph.D.)• Public Administration (M.P.A.)• Sociology (M.A., Ph.D.)

GRADUATE PROGRAMS

COLSACollege of Life Sciences & Agriculture

St. Martin Career Exploration Office

The University of New Hampshire’s College of Life Sciences and Agriculture (COLSA), a premier land, sea and space grant institution with nationally and internationally recognized programs in life sciences, agriculture, natural resources and applied technical sciences equips students with a globally relevant education by nurturing creativity and providing an environment that fosters rigorous scientific inquiry and actively engaged learning. With over 25 majors, access to robust research andinternship opportunities, COLSA students are well prepared for the 21st century workforce and graduate school.

Employers hiring COLSA StudentsThe COLSA DifferenceStudents follow their intellectual interests across traditional fields of study through interdisciplinary courses and programs while engaged in learning experiences that build practical skills, enhanced critical think-ing abilities and professional knowledge. The result: well-prepared indi-viduals who are able to address real world challenges.• Understand the nature of biological systems• Manage and conserve natural resources• Improve agricultural profitability and sustainability• Enhance health and nutrition• Foster economic development

• Brigham and Women’s Hospital• Dartmouth Hitchcock Medical Center• Farm Credit East• Florida Forest Service• Harvard School of Public Health• Lonza• Massachusetts General Hospital• National Institutes of Health• NH Dept. of Environmental Services• Normandeau Associates• Novartis• Pfizer• Rockingham Planning Commission• Siemens Healthcare Diagnostics• Stonyfield Farms• The Nature Conservancy• Thermo Fisher Scientific• U.S. Dept. of Agriculture• U.S. Environmental Protection Agency• U.S. Forest Services• Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution

Employers Hiring COLSA Interns• Brigham and Women’s Hospital• Dana Farber Cancer Institute• EMD Millipore• Great Bay National Estuarine

Research Reserve• Hillshire Brands• Johnson & Johnson• Lonza• Marine Invertebrate & Ecology Lab• Ministry of Health of Botswana

• Nashua Regional Planning Commission

• NH Dept. of Environmental Services• NH Fish & Game• UNH Cooperative Extension• UNH Faculty Laboratories• Unitil Energy Corporation• Utica Zoo• Veterinary Emergency & Surgery

Hospital of Brentwood

75%of COLSA students

participate in internships

Source: First Destination Survey 2015

104COLSA students

participating in the 2016 Undergraduate Research Conference

22016 COLSA

Fullbright Fellows

College of Life Sciences & Agriculture

COLSA Skills• Advanced research, lab and field skills through

hands-on investigations using critical thinking and problem solving

• Trained in optimizing teamwork and collaboration to realize common goals

• Possess technical expertise and use appropriate technology applications to accomplish goals

• Communicate scientific and technical information with clarity to diverse audiences

• Honed in leadership skills

MAJORS

Graduate Schools COLSA Students Attend• Cornell University, College of Veterinary Medicine• Massachusetts College of Pharmacy and Health Sciences• Massachusetts Institute of Technology• Northeastern University• Ohio State University• Stanford University• University of California Riverside• University of Edinburgh, Royal School of Veterinary

Studies• University of New Hampshire• University of Wisconsin-Madison

Associates Degrees• Applied Animal Science• Civil Technology• Culinary Arts and Nutrition• Forest Technology• Horticultural Technology• Integrated Agriculture

Management• Veterinary Technology

Baccalaureate Degrees• Animal Science• Biochemistry, Molecular and

Cellular Biology• Biology• Biomedical Science• Community and Environmental

Planning

• Environmental and Resource Economics

• Environmental Conservation and Sustainability

• Environmental Sciences• Equine Sciences• Forestry• Genetics • Marine, Estuarine and Freshwater

Biology• Microbiology• Neuroscience and Behavior• Nutritional Sciences• Sustainable Agriculture and Food

Systems• Wildlife and Conservation

Biology• Zoology

Graduate Degrees• Animal Science• Biochemistry• Genetics• Microbiology• Molecular and Evolutionary

Systems Biology• Natural Resources & Earth

Systems• Nutritional Sciences• Plant Biology• Resource Administration and

Management• Zoology

LORI DAMERONDirector, St. Martin Career Exploration Office

[email protected] | 603-862-1082 | Rudman Hall, G5C | http://colsa.unh.edu/careers

PAULPeter T. Paul College of Business and Economics

The University of New Hampshire Peter T. Paul College of Business and Economics prepares students for fulfilling careers and lives with impact. Driven by an unwavering commitment to excellence in teaching, research and business engagement, we empower students with the academic foundation, specialized knowledge, skills and hands-on learning experiences to develop as principled, well rounded, and hard-working professionals and leaders. Paul College is among a select group of business programs accredited by the Association to Advance Collegiate Schools of Business (AACSB)—only 30 percent of U.S. universities hold this distinction—which means it provides the highest quality of business education.

The college is rigorous and collaborative—strong on theory and in real-world experience, excellent in research as well as teaching, intimate but also part of a dynamic and robust university community. Central to this is a faculty and staff enthusiastically focused on student success, both in and outside the classroom. And it pays off. Employers value both the academic and professional preparation of Paul College graduates, and the college is proud to boast a 96 percent job placement rate six months post-graduation.

Where are they now?• Liberty Mutual • Putnam Investments• Fidelity Investments• Direct Capital• John Hancock• Prudential Financial• TD Bank• Technology Business

Research• Ernst & Young

• PricewaterhouseCoopers (PwC)

• Marriott Hotels• Omni Hotels• 3M• Adobe Systems• JP Morgan• L’Oreal• KPMG• New Balance

• New England Patriots• Oracle• Shearton• Staples• Timberland• TD Bank• Walt Disney• Goldman Sachs• Cisco• Boston Red Sox

• BAE• Bank of NY Mellon• Bain and Company• Deloitte and Touche• Comcast• Coca-Cola• Eaton Vance• Morgan Stanley• Google• Your Company Here

2,597Undergraduate

Students

6Academic

Departments

304Graduate Students

15KAlumni

Worldwide

How do you define the PAUL Experience: For those with the entrepreneurial spirit, it’s a business plan competition and a social innovation challenge – with more than $100,000 in cash and other prizes. It’s a semester in Boston or New York working for a start-up or a high-powered investment firm. It’s combining an interest in nutrition with sustainable food practices through a degree in ecogastronomy. And for all, the FIRE program encourages first year students to hit the ground running.

Peter T. Paul College of Business and Economics

PAUL College SkillsPaul College students share a distinct set of skills. They:• Demonstrate strong leadership skills and are engaged team players• Are curious, innovative, critical thinkers with the ability to solve complex problems• Are effective written and verbal communicators who possess excellent presentation skills• Are adept at research design, data collection and analysis, and are technologically savvy• Can strategically plan and manage time• Understand the importance of behaving ethically in their professional lives

KIMBERLY CLARKInterim Director of Career Services

[email protected] | 603-862-2567 | paulcollege.unh.edu

Undergraduate Programs:• Bachelor of Science in Business Administration

Options in:• Accounting• Entrepreneurial Studies• Finance• Information Systems & Management• International Business & Economics• Management• Marketing• Student-Designed

• Bachelor of Arts in Economics • Bachelor of Science in Economics• Bachelor of Science in Hospitality ManagementUndergraduate Minors (for non-majors)• Business Administration• Economics• Hospitality Management• Entrepreneurship

Graduate Programs:• Master of Business Administration• Master of Science in Accounting• Master of Arts & Doctor of Philosophy in Economics• Master of Science in Analytics

Research/Outreach Centers:• Atkins Strategic Investment Center• Behavioral Research Lab• Center for Family Business• Center for Social Innovation and Enterprise• Center for Venture Research• NH Small Business Development Center• Peter T. Paul Financial Policy Center• Rosenberg International Franchise Center• Sales Center of Excellence