Undergraduate:
* Agriculture: This is a historically strong area for Tuskegee, including areas like animal sciences, agricultural business, and food science.
* Architecture and Engineering: Programs in architecture, engineering technology, and related fields.
* Arts and Sciences: A broad range of humanities, social sciences, and natural sciences including biology, chemistry, mathematics, history, and English.
* Business and Technology: Programs focused on management, accounting, finance, and information technology.
* Education: Teacher education programs at various levels.
* Nursing and Allied Health: A comprehensive range of nursing programs, as well as other allied health professions like physical therapy.
* Veterinary Medicine: Tuskegee University College of Veterinary Medicine is a nationally recognized program.
Graduate:
Tuskegee offers graduate degrees (Master's and Doctoral) in many of the same areas as its undergraduate programs, plus some specialized programs. These often build on the strengths of the undergraduate curriculum. Specific examples include Master's programs in areas like:
* Agricultural Sciences
* Engineering
* Business Administration
* Nursing
* Education
For the most up-to-date and complete list of programs, including specific degree options and concentrations, you should visit the official Tuskegee University website's academics section. They will have the most accurate and detailed information available.