The B.S. in Biology with a concentration in Pre-Med prepares students for admission to medical school upon graduation from Robert Morris. The kind of practical training that will allow them to become an accomplished physician. Students in the pre-med program can also focus on chiropractic medicine, osteopathic medicine, veterinary medicine, or dentistry.

Graduates go on to work in general medicine, chiropractic medicine, osteopathic medicine, veterinary medicine, or dentistry. Jobs include doctor, surgeon, chiropractor, veterinarian, and dentist.

The Bachelor of Science in Manufacturing (Manufacturing Engineering) is the only four-year degree program in manufacturing engineering in western Pennsylvania.

The Bachelor of Science in Engineering with a Mechanical Engineering concentration applies the principles of mathematics, physics, and related engineering sciences to the design and analysis of automobiles, aircraft, heating and cooling systems, buildings and bridges, industrial equipment and machinery, medical devices, and more.

Students learn concepts of energy conversion, fuel and combustion technologies, biomedical product manufacturing, and noise control and acoustics.

The B.S. program in Environmental Science both focus on how the diverse areas of science can work together to promote effective and beneficial uses of the planet's physical and biological resources. Specialized courses demonstrate how technology, business, and management practices can be applied to aquatic, atmospheric, and geologic systems for the betterment of humanity. Students also have the option of a pre-med concentration designed to prepare them for admission to medical school after graduation.

The B.S. in Biology prepares students for a number of science-based careers. The program includes biological, chemical, and physical science courses as well as advanced life sciences coursework and research. Students also have the option of a pre-med concentration designed to prepare them for admission to medical school after graduation.

Graduates go on to work in a variety of fields, including medical research, conservation, public health, and veterinary medicine. Jobs include biologist, forensic biologist, veterinarian, doctor, dentist, and nurse.