Our college is home to some of the nation's most productive scientists. Ongoing research addresses a broad range of subjects including:
health, diet, and obesity animal nutrition and reproduction crop production environmental policy alternative fuels	food safety and security outdoor recreation research management forest resource management rural economic development agricultural economics

Many of these activities make use of the college's farm complex that incorporates production and research centers for beef, dairy, swine, and horses along with two agronomy centers, a horticulture center, orchards, vineyards, a tree improvement center and two research greenhouse centers. More...

The college's commitment to excellence in teaching, research and service contributes to its outstanding reputation and the market demand for its graduates. The college has one of the largest enrollments – nearly 3,000 – of Southern Illinois University Carbondale's colleges. The college, which has focused on preparing students for challenging professional careers since its founding in 1951, is comprised of four schools: Allied Health, Architecture, Information Systems and Applied Technologies, and Transportation. More...

Our faculty members skillfully guide students through the complexities and intricacies of accounting, finance, management and marketing using state-of-the-art technologies as an integral factor in the educational mission.

• In the last five years, our college has invested more than $1 million in technology for students and faculty.
• Our college's Business Placement Center offers students a place to receive career counseling, look for jobs and interview with potential employers.
• The Journal of Finance ranks SIUC's Department of Finance in the top 5.6 percent of programs worldwide.
• Ninety-five percent of accounting graduates secure a position within one year of graduation.
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The College of Education and Human Services is committed to quality teaching and research. Through classroom and field work, faculty and staff prepare human services professionals, teachers and education leaders. Each year, the college places 400 studentteachers in classrooms throughout Southern Illinois.

Students also prepare for careers as
athletics trainers therapeutic recreation specialists	speech pathologists social workers
to name just a few of our majors. More...

With state-of-the-art equipment and laboratories, faculty whose research brings the latest in technological innovation...

...into the classroom, and a diverse student population, we provide a 21st-century education.

We offer bachelor's degrees in civil, computer, electrical, mechanical, and mining engineering as well as in electrical engineering technology. All are accredited by the Accreditation Board of Engineering and Technology.We also offer a bachelor's degree in industrial technology accredited by the National Association of Industrial Technology. More...

Those attending the College of Liberal Arts today are tomorrow's designers, economists, historians and psychologists. You'll find our graduates working in courtrooms, classrooms, archeological digs, theaters and governmental agencies. The flexibility of the college helps meet the objectives of instilling both knowledge and character in our graduates. More...

Our faculty provides students with a solid foundation of media history while leading the way in traditional and emerging fields. Students learn how various platforms – print, cinema, electronic, broadcast and photographic – stand alone. And they discover how those areas are converging and forming a new media environment. In the New Media Center, students use state-of-the-art technology to produce a wide variety of multi-media projects. More...

At SIUC, our scientists delve deeper every day, exploring the mysteries of the biological, chemical, mathematical and physical characteristics of our world and the universe.

We vigorously encourage our students to begin working early with faculty scientists and to present their research projects and papers. Students travel to the polar ice caps, some to Central American or Amazonian rain forests. Others turn their attentions inward, exploring nanotechnology, numbers theory, computer technology or the human body. More...