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  • Five community and technical colleges in South Carolina have started a new degree program in mechatronics, which combines control systems, computer systems, and mechanical systems. The colleges are: Greenville Technical, Piedmont Technical, Spartanburg Community, Tri-County Technical and York Technical Colleges.
  • Arizona State University is starting a new major in science, technology and society.
  • Bethel University, in Minnesota, is starting a new major in exercise science.
  • Marquette University is starting two graduate certificates in engineering: in engineering innovation and in new product and new process development.
  • The University of Minnesota at Crookston is starting a new bachelor's degree in criminal justice.
  • The University of Rochester is starting a major in international relations.
  • Winston-Salem State University is starting a new concentration -- in sound recording technology -- as part of its undergraduate degree in the music business.

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