Curriculum Guides at K-State
Below you will find links to curriculum guides, which outline the course requirements for each major at K-State.
Curriculum Guides can help you:
- Learn about the many academic options available to you.
- Determine if courses look interesting as you explore majors.
- Compare the courses you have previously taken with the requirements for a different major. The tools on the right can provide additional help.
- Gain a general understanding of the major requirements and prepare questions before you meet with an academic advisor.
Remember: When making any decision your academic advisor should be a point of reference as they are here to guide you through your program. They will be able to provide you with the most up-to-date information on any program requirements, ensuring that you have a complete understanding of the major.
Select a program and curriculum guide
Agriculture
Agribusiness
(After following link, see "Further Information" column on the right)
Agricultural Communications and Journalism
(After following link, see "Further Information" column on the right)
Agricultural Economics
(After following link, see "Further Information" column on the right)
Agricultural Education
(After following link, see "Further Information" column on the right)
Agricultural Technology Management
(After following link, see "Further Information" column on the right)
Agronomy
(After following link, see "Further Information" column on the right)
Animal Sciences and Industry
(After following link, see "Further Information" column on the right)
Bakery Science and Management
(After following link, see "Course Information" column on the right)
Feed Science and Management
(After following link, see "Course Information" column on the right)
Food Science and Industry
(After following link, see "Further Information" column on the right)
Horticulture
(After following link, see "Further Information" column on the right)
Milling Science and Management
(After following link, see "Further Information" column on the right)
Park Management and Conservation
(After following link, see "Further Information" column on the right)
Wildlife and Outdoor Enterprise Management
(After following link, see "Further Information" column on the right)
Architecture, Planning and Design
Architecture
(After following link, see "Curriculum Guide" at bottom of the page)
Interior Architecture and Product Design
(After following link, see "Download the M IAPD curriculum outline" at bottom of the page)
Landscape Architecture
(After following link, see "NB MLA Curriculum Guide" near bottom of page)
Regional and Community Planning
(After following link, see "NB MRCP Curriculum Guide" near bottom of page)
Arts and Sciences
The majors, minors and certificates for the College of Arts and Sciences can be found at the link below:
Business Administration
After following link, see "2011 Curriculum Guide" and use both "Front" and "Back" tabs.
Accounting
Business
Entrepreneurship
Finance
Management
- Including general management, human resources management, and operations and supply chain management.
Management Information Systems
Marketing
Education
Elementary Education
- English
- English for Speakers of Other Languages (ESL)
- Mathematics
- Modern Languages
- Science
- Social Science
- Special Education
- QuickStart Provisional Endorsement
Secondary Education
- Agricultural Education (See Agriculture)
- Art Education
- Biological Sciences
- Business
- Chemistry
- Earth Science
- English
- English/Journalism
- Family and Consumer Sciences Education (See Human Ecology)
- Journalism
- Mathematics
- Modern Languages
- Music (See Arts and Sciences)
- Physics
- Social Studies
- Speech/Theatre
Engineering
Architectural Engineering
After following link, see "Curriculum Course List" under "ARE Undergraduate Curriculum" in right column.
Biological Systems Engineering
After following link, see "Curriculum Guide" in top right column for each.
Chemical Engineering
Civil Engineering
Computer Engineering
After following link, find the flowchart link at the bottom of the page.
Computer Science
Construction Science and Management
After following link, see "Curriculum Course List" under "CNSM Undergraduate Curriculum" in right column.
Electrical Engineering
After following link, find the flowchart at the bottom of the page.
Industrial Engineering
After following link, find "IE Curriculum Guide" under "Program Overview."
Information Systems
Mechanical/Nuclear Engineering
Human Ecology
Apparel and Textiles
Athletic Training
Communication Sciences and Disorders
Dietetics
Early Childhood Education
Family Studies and Human Services
Hospitality Management
Human Ecology/FACS
Human Nutrition
Interior Design
Kinesiology
Technology and Aviation
After following link, see "Academic Curriculum" in column on the left.
Electronic & computer engineering technology
Family studies & human services
Mechanical engineering technology
Professional masters of technology
Veterinary Medicine
School of Leadership Studies
K-State Global Campus
K-State Global Campus provides online courses and degree programs at K-State.
Minors, Secondary Majors, Certificates, and Non-Degree Programs
The K-State Catalog has a full list of minors, secondary majors, and certificates.
K-State also offers two Non-Degree Programs.
University Honors Program
Pre-Law
