K-State Salina Undergraduate Programs

At Kansas State University Salina, we are committed to helping you find your passion and achieve your goals. Whether you’re a first-time student, a transfer student, seeking an advanced degree or looking to enhance your career potential, you’ll discover endless opportunities to dream, grow and succeed at K-State Salina. We’ve got you covered with undergraduate degrees, minors and certificates are available across our campus and online.

Associate and bachelor's degrees offered at K-State Salina

 

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Learn the skills of accounting, marketing, sales, finance and management for an associate degree.

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Learn the skills of accounting, marketing, sales, finance and management for a bachelor's degree.

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Earn either an associate and bachelor's degree that prepares students to take the Airframe and Powerplant certification.

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This bachelor's degree focuses on industry and infrastructure development in the aviation industry. Students will learn from instructors who have had success in the working for airports across the country.

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A cutting-edge degree program that combines immersive technologies that revolutionize the world around us and collaborate with others through the latest technology.

A K-State Salina student holds an ipad while working with a robotic arm during a project for a course in Machine Learning & Autonomous Systems.

As one of the few bachelor's degrees of its kind in the United States, you’ll gain the skills needed to immediately join a growing field.

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Either an associate or bachelor's degree option, this degree is built on concepts that can be directly applied to product design and manufacturing in all types of industry.

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Have you previously earned aviation certificates, ratings, licensure or college credit? Transition your training into a professional aviation online degree.

A group of K-State Salina pilot students in uniform stand in front of a small aircraft on a flight runway.

Offered as a bachelor's degree, K-State Aerospace and Technology Campus's award-winning professional pilot program is the perfect place to begin your aviation journey. We are FAA part 141 approved!

 

A K-State Salina student uses a robotic arm inside of an on-campus laboratory.

Design, build and control the movements and actions of robots and autonomous systems.

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Social work offers the chance to work with and for people regardless of socioeconomic status, age or gender in hospitals, at home or at work.

A K-State Salina UAS student learns how to build a drone during lab time.

Learn the proper and safety techniques to fly and operate a drone professionally.

 

Certificates and minors offered at K-State Salina

 

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Equipping students with advanced programing skills in the realm of intelligent systems and artificial intelligence (AI).

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Be prepared to impact your industry and ready to lead your business with the Applied Business minor. This minor will focus on several aspects of running a success business.

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Equipping students with the essential knowledge and skills to excel in the dynamic field of cyber system design. This curriculum that combines theory with hands-on practical experience.

A K-State Salina student working part-time at Great Plains Manufacturing.

Add to your engineering technology skills with a certificate to elevate your career and be the first step in a bachelor's degree. Learn from faculty experts!

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Equipping students with the skills to design, program and deploy autonomous robot systems.

A student uses a laptop to help maintain aircraft at the K-State Salina campus.

This program will help elevate students in their future in the aviation industry by teaching the basics of aircraft electronics.

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Designed to provide students with a knowledge of practices and procedures aircraft safety. K-State Salina's faculty experts have years of industry experience to help guide you on your journey in aviation.

A K-State Salina student works on composites in on campus lab.

Designed to equip aspiring professionals with the skills and expertise to excel in the exciting field of composites.

K-State Salina's state-of-art on-campus XR lab houses the most advanced technology preparing students to impact the industry.

Empowering students with the knowledge and skills required to excel in cybernetics and programming.

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Students gain knowledge of the concepts in visual, design and digital media.

K-State Salina's state-of-the-art on-campus XR lab houses the most advanced technology to prepare students to impact the industry.

Exploring the design and development of immersive experiences using augmented, virtual and mixed reality technologies.

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Hands-on programming designed to immerse students in the exciting world of digital media and design.

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Designed for individuals seeking to enhance their skills in automation technologies that drive efficiency, safety, and productivity across various industries.

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Preparing students for careers in advanced manufacturing and automation by providing hands-on experience and technical knowledge in robot systems and industrial control.

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Instructing the basics of uncrewed aircraft systems (UAS) technology.

 

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Students gain hands-on experience in 3D modeling, animation and game design.

A K-State Salina student readies a larger drone for take off.

Instructing the basics of uncrewed aircraft systems (UAS) technology.

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Earn hands-on leadership competencies through a Leadership Studies Certificate which is a complement to any degree option.

An instructor and K-State Salina student fly a large ag drone over a field.

Provides a core base knowledge in UAS regulations and basic multirotor operations. Students learn remote sensing concepts that allow for effective data collection, processing, and analysis to answer a variety of agriculture-related questions.

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Focused on the development of applied management skills. Students will gain practical expertise in project management, data-based decision making, and leadership concepts and techniques employed to transform organizations.

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Developing applications and software for spatial computing environments, such as augmented reality and virtual reality.

A student works on a robot rover inside of a classroom.

Building knowledge in science, mathematics and computing technology in addition to their major field of study.

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Focused on the development of management skills applicable to businesses, not-for-profit organizations and governmental organizations alike.

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Students will gain practical expertise in the use of digital tools and team-based creativity in the development and commercialization of innovative products and services.

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This certificate provides an in-depth understanding of UAS data collection and processing.

A student readies a larger drone for take off over a green field.

Offers students, who are in other degree programs, the opportunity to understand drones.

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Not seeing your program? Explore all degrees and programs at the University.

 

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