Use the links below to learn about career possibilities associated with different programs of study at Colorado Mesa University. For steps on declaring or changing your major see Declaring/Changing a Major or Minor. To explore more information about each of these programs here at CMU see Explore a Colorado Mesa University Major.
- Art History
- Graphic Design
- Studio Art
- Animation, Film, Photography & Motion Design
Learn more about and check out what students in these majors have been up to on social media!
- Accounting
- Business Economics
- Business Management
- Computer Information Systems
- Construction Management
- Entrepreneurship
- Finance
- Hospitality Management
- Human Resources
- Landman/Energy Management
- Marketing
Learn more about and check out what students in these majors have been up to on social media!
Learn more about and check out what students in these majors have been up to on social media!
Learn more about and check out what students in these majors have been up to on social media!
View all of the available majors and fields of studdy WCCC offers here.
Aviation & Aircraft:Culinary Arts & Baking:
Construction:
Business:
Education:
Design & Technology:
- Computer Aided Design
- Digital Filmmaking
- Drafting
- Electric Lineworker
- Information & Communication Technology
- Manufacturing Technology
- Mechantronics
- Welding
Health Sciences:
- Emergency Medical Technician
- Gerontology
- Medical Office Assistant
- Nurse Aide
- Pharmacy Technician
- Veterinary Technology
Law Enforcement:
Sciences:
- Agriculture Science
- Fire Science
- Land Surveying & Geomatics
- Sustainable Agriculture
- Water Quality Management
- Wildland Fire Management
Transportation:
Research Resources
Academic Majors and Program Sheets
Explore different programs at Colorado Mesa; learn about graduation requirements; and find information about different career fields associated with specific programs. All CMU students are encouraged to explore all the programs which are offered.
The Occupational Outlook Handbook is a nationally recognized source of career information, designed to assist individuals with making decisions about their future careers. Revised every two years, the Handbook describes what workers do on the job, working conditions, the training and education needed, earnings, and expected job prospects in a wide range of occupations. Presented by the United States Bureau of Labor Statistics
Strong Interest Inventory (SII)
This computerized inventory serves as an aid to making educational and occupational choices by relating personal interests to a wide variety of career fields. Students and alumni are able to identify those careers which most parallel their interests. The first assessment for students is free, for more fee information see our Career Assessments page.
The official job site for the United States Federal Government, you can use USAJOBS to find jobs that are best suited for you based on your interests. You can even investigate jobs that include tasks you like to do. When you indicate the kinds of tasks you prefer, you will be matched to jobs available in the government. This list contains some of the most common occupations in the Federal government. All job postings have descriptions and minimum qualifications listed.
Use this free, online resource to find detailed occupation information including descriptions, education and training, wage information, and employment trends. Search for information by using keywords, browsing by job families or descriptions. You can also assess your skill areas to find matching occupations.