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  • Boston University has started a master's program in biomedical forensic sciences. The program is based in the university's medical school, but also involves faculty members from law enforcement and forensic agencies.
  • California State University-Monterey Bay is starting a master of science program in coastal and watershed science and policy.
  • ITT Educational Services is offering an associate degree in health information technology at its new School of Health Sciences.
  • Little Big Horn College is starting a new associate of science degree in rangeland and animal science.
  • Savannah State University is starting a major in homeland security and emergency management.
  • The University of California at Berkeley has started a new major in society and the environment.
  • The University of Florida is creating a new undergraduate degree in organic agriculture.

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