Colleges and Departments

• College of Agriculture, Forestry and Life Sciences

  The College of Agriculture, Forestry and Life Sciences offers 17 bachelor’s degrees with over 20 concentrations/emphasis areas, 14 master’s and 10 doctorate degrees. Since Clemson is a land-grant university, students have an abundance of natural resources with which to work. For more information, visit the College of Agriculture, Forestry and Life Sciences Web page.

  • School of Agricultural, Forest and Environmental Sciences ›

  • Department of Animal and Veterinary Sciences ›

  • Department of Biological Sciences ›

  • Department of Food, Nutrition and Packaging Science ›

  • Department of Genetics and Biochemistry ›

• College of Architecture, Arts and Humanities

  With its unique blend of disciplines found nowhere else in the world, the College of Architecture, Arts and Humanities immerses students in both the abstract and practical activities of human imagination — from architecture to communication, ethics to art. For more information, visit the College of Architecture, Arts and Humanities Web page.

  • School of Architecture ›

  • Department of Art ›

  • Department of Communication Studies ›

  • Department of Construction Science and Management ›

  • Department of English ›

  • Department of History ›

  • Department of Landscape Architecture ›

  • Department of Languages ›

  • Department of Performing Arts ›

  • Department of Philosophy and Religion ›

  • Department of Planning, Development and Preservation ›

• College of Business and Behavioral Science

  The College of Business and Behavioral Science develops leaders through education and research focused on human behavior and business practices in organizations, economies and societies. For more information, visit the College of Business and Behavioral Science Web page.

  • Accountancy and Finance ›

  • Economics ›

  • Graphic Communications ›

  • Management ›

  • Marketing ›

  • Political Science ›

  • Psychology ›

  • Sociology and Anthropology ›

  • Aerospace Studies ›

  • Military Leadership ›

  • Master of Business Administration ›

  • Real Estate Development ›

  • Technology Entrepreneurship ›

• College of Engineering and Science

  Inspired by Thomas Green Clemson’s dream to create a “high seminary of learning to benefit the agricultural and mechanical arts,” the disciplines of engineering, science and textiles have been at the heart of Clemson University for more than  100 years. For more information, visit the College of Engineering and Science Web page.

  • General Engineering Program ›

  • Department of Automotive Engineering ›

  • Department of Bioengineering ›

  • Department of Chemical and Biomolecular Engineering ›

  • Department of Chemistry ›

  • Department of Civil Engineering ›

  • School of Computing ›

  • Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering ›

  • Department of Engineering and Science Education ›

  • Department of Environmental Engineering and Earth Science ›

  • Department of Industrial Engineering ›

  • Department of Materials Science and Engineering ›

  • Department of Mathematical Sciences ›

  • Department of Mechanical Engineering ›

  • Department of Physics and Astronomy ›

• College of Health, Education and Human Development

  The College of Health, Education and Human Development is composed of four degree-granting units and 12 nondegree-granting units. Its mission is to have innovative and multidisciplinary instruction, research and outreach that supports and enhances human capabilities across all life stages and environments. For more information, visit the College of Health, Education and Human Development Web page.

  • School of Education ›

  • School of Nursing ›

  • Department of Parks, Recreation and Tourism Management ›

  • Department of Public Health Sciences ›

• Calhoun Honors College

  Established in 1962, Calhoun Honors College strives to enrich the educational experience of highly motivated academically talented students by providing opportunities for study and research that are usually unavailable to undergraduates. For more information, visit the Calhoun Honors College Web page.

• Emeritus College

  The goal of the Emeritus College is to provide a means for emeritus faculty to stay connected to the University and support Clemson’s teaching, research and outreach missions. There are more than 600 emeriti affiliated with the college. For more information, visit the Emeritus College Web page.

• Graduate School

  The Graduate School offers more than 100 graduate programs in which highly qualified students from around the world pursue their studies and do research. For more information visit the Graduate School Web page.