CS Department Snapshot
The department of Consumer Sciences, through teaching, research and service activities, addresses issues related to meeting consumer needs through customer service and the acquisition and provision of products in the marketplace.
Curriculum in Consumer Sciences
- Courses in Consumer Sciences focus on the perspective of the consumer in the market, customer service, consumer behavior, and the global consumer.
- Courses in the major curriculum focus on technical expertise for success in one's chosen career.
- A course in professional development assists students with career planning and the job search.
- Field experiences are offered in all three majors.
Academic Programs
Undergraduate Programs:
- Family Resource Management (includes Family Financial Services and Consumer Services Specializations)
- Hospitality Management
- Textiles and Clothing (includes Merchandising and Product Development Specializations)
Learn more about our undergraduate programs.
Graduate Programs:
- Family Resource Management (M.S., Ph.D.)
- Hospitality Management (M.S., Ph.D.)
- Textiles and Clothing (M.S., Ph.D.)
Learn more about our graduate programs.
Enrollment
- Undergraduate Programs - 1515 majors (as of spring 2006)
- Family Resource Management - 600 majors
- Hospitality Management - 375 majors
- Textiles and Clothing - 540 majors
- Graduate Programs - 45 students
- M.S Program 12 students
- Ph.D. Program 33 students
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