B.S. in Integrated Science and Technology - Careers
ISAT opens up a wide range of employment and graduate study opportunities for program graduates. Recent ISAT graduates have become entrepreneurs and/or gone into engineering, consulting, politics, the Peace Corps, and teaching. ISAT graduates are technological problem solvers, good communicators, and life-long learners with extensive experience working together in collaborative environments. These attributes are in high demand and provide a framework to success in many career paths.
ISAT prepares students for success in these fields by providing hands-on opportunities to solve problems. In recent years, ISAT undergraduates have worked to:
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Alleviate local environmental challenges, like river pollution and sustainable farming
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Fight infectious disease and bioterrorism by conducting genetic research in the laboratory
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Develop computer databases to solve practical problems, such as traffic congestion or parking
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Solve energy problems by creating and using alternative fuels and energy sources, such as biodiesel and wind power
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Create secure and accessible telecommunications mechanisms, such as acquiring real-time data from multiple sensors and organizing into one publicly available web site
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Aid villagers in developing countries in implementing appropriate technological solutions, such as securing clean water sources
