College of Education, Health & Human Development (Undergrad)

1. Community Health, BS
2. Early Childhood Education Preschool, BS
3. Elementary Education K-8, BS: Early Childhood Education
4. Elementary Education K-8, BS: Mathematics
5. Elementary Education K-8, BS: Science Education
6. Elementary Education K-8, BS: Special Education
7. Food and Nutrition, BS: Dietetics
8. Food and Nutrition, BS: Nutrition Science
9. Health and Physical Education K-12, BS
10. Hospitality Management, BS: Food Enterprise
11. Hospitality Management, BS: Hospitality Management
12. Hospitality Management, BS: Lodging and Facilities
13. Hospitality Management, BS: Restaurant Management
14. Human Development & Family Science, BS: Child Development
15. Human Development & Family Science, BS: Family & Consumer Sciences
16. Kinesiology, BS: Exercise Science
17. Kinesiology, BS: Health and Fitness
18. Secondary Education, BS: General Science
19. Secondary Education, BS: Social Studies
20. Sustainable Food & Bioenergy, BS – STEM designated: Sustainable Food Systems

In the MSU College of Education, Health and Human Development, we learn by doing to transform lives and communities. The college offers a wide variety of programs in health care, preventative health fields and teaching. Students graduating from the College of Education, Health and Human Development, go on to become medical doctors, physical therapists, counselors, teachers, dieticians, agriculture advocates, food product developers, hotel or restaurant managers, and more.

Small-town feel, big adventure

Boasting two nearby ski areas and bursting at the seams with local shops, restaurants, and music venues, Bozeman offers the unique experience of living in a cosmopolitan community and recreational paradise.

Big Impacts in the Big Sky

Making the world a better place is one of our core values at MSU. We pride ourselves on giving back to our communities, whether through volunteer opportunities for students, outreach, or cutting-edge research in everything from honey bee health to wildlife conservation.

Think outside the classroom

MSU is a Carnegie top-tier research university surrounded by millions of acres of wilderness. Our surroundings inspire us to push beyond boundaries — and often serve as our classrooms.

• R1 Very High Research Activity Carnegie Classification
• #139 in Best Undergraduate Engineering Programs U.S. News & World Report, 2025
• No. 1 Largest research entity in Montana

University Student Housing is committed to making the residence halls a welcoming place where each person has an equitable place within the community. As such, University Student Housing provides the following support for any student that has questions or concerns about their housing assignment.

In the residence halls you will meet lifelong friends, and be in the center of campus life. We want the primary focus of the college experience to be on academic success, but you’ll need more than just classes and studying to make the next four or so years of your life a time to remember.