Penn State Behrend offers several academic programs to fit your needs, including 37 baccalaureate degree majors, four associate degree majors, five graduate programs, and a variety of pre-professional programs, minors, and undergraduate certificate programs. Visit our Majors and Degree Programs page for more information on these programs.
Although most of these programs can be completed during the day, Penn State Behrend also offers several programs that are available for evening completion, keeping your many different work, family and community responsibilities in mind.
Evening Undergraduate Degree Programs
Penn State Behrend offers three associate degrees and three bachelor's degrees for evening completion.
Associate Degrees
- General Business, Associate Degree (2GBBC): A 60-credit program that allows for a general overview of several aspects of business. In addition, it provides a stepping stone to all baccalaureate degree programs in business at Penn State Behrend.
- Letters, Arts, and Sciences, Associate Degree (2LABC) is a 60-credit program that allows for a concentration of coursework in the liberal arts/humanities areas. This degree can be used to pursue any of the baccalaureate degrees in Humanities and Social Sciences.
- Mechanical Engineering Technology, Associate Degree (2MET): A 67-69 credit program designed to prepare graduates for careers as engineering technicians in industry or for technical sales. The primary focus of this program is the development of fundamental workforce skills.
Bachelor's Degrees
- Mechanical Engineering Technology, Bachelor of Science Degree (METBD): A 131-credit program that emphasizes modern industrial practices. The program emphasizes studies in materials, load bearing capability of parts and manufacturing processes and advanced design technology.
- Project and Supply Chain Management, Bachelor of Science Degree (PSCM): Project and Supply Chain Management majors learn how to manage complex assignments across business functions, understand the critical components of supply chains, and apply business analytic methods to fully integrate supply chain practices throughout an organization. The program is 122 credits.
- General Arts and Sciences, Bachelor of Arts Degree (GAS): The liberal studies option is a 124-credit program that is popular with returning adult learners who want the flexibility to customize their degree to fit their vocational needs. Select courses based on interest and vocational goal.
Other Options
- World Campus: Penn State offers several online programs if you're looking to earn credits outside of the classroom.
- College Level Exam Program (CLEP): If you have taken College-Level Exam Program (CLEP) exams, you may be able to earn Penn State credit. Contact the Admissions Office for information.
- Community and Workforce Programs: Companies interested in employee training programs, and individuals looking for non-credit training in a variety of topics can do so through Penn State Behrend's Office of Community and Workforce Programs.
For information regarding admission to Penn State Behrend, please contact our Admissions Office.