Cornell University distance programs:

Industrial Engineering	Environmental Sciences
Manufacturing Management	Toxicology
Nutritional Sciences	Waste Management
Chemical Engineering	International Law
Civil and Environmental Engineering	Water Resources Management
Aerospace Engineering	Earth Sciences
Optoelectronics Technology	Climate Change Research
Computer Graphics	Microbiology
Plant Pathology	Physiology
Consumer Economics	Materials Science and Engineering
International Business	Atmospheric Sciences
Agricultural Biotechnology	Biochemistry
Managerial Economics	Molecular and Cell Biology
Animal Science	Bioengineering
Engineering Physics	Biometrics
Applied Mathematics	Neurobiology and Behavior
Information Technologies	Cognitive Studies
Ergonomics	English as a Second Language
Plasma Studies	Ethics and Public Life
Solid State Physics	Floriculture
Electrical Engineering	Southeast Asian Studies
Injection Molding	Food Science
Environmental Toxicology	Fruit and Vegetable Science
Genome Variation Analysis	Pharmacology
Theoretical and Applied Mechanics	Horticulture
Government	Food and Beverage Management
Hotel Administration	Tourism Management
Economic and Social Statistics	Industrial and Labor Relations
Human Resource Studies	Labor Law
European Studies	German Studies
International Agriculture	International Workplace Studies
African Development	Latin American Studies
International Relations	Atomic Physics
Law and Public Policy	Management
Mathematical Sciences	City and Regional Planning
Biotechnology	Landscape Architecture
Mechanical Engineering	Pathology
Chemistry	Medicine
Modern Languages	Neuroscience
Aquatic Sciences	Veterinary Physiology
Geological Sciences	Communication
Astronomy	Near Eastern Studies
Chemical Ecology	Pesticide Management
Nanofabrication	Economics
Nuclear Science and Engineering	Physics
Ocean Resources and Ecosystems	Plant Biology
Computer Science	Energy Systems
Operations Research	Population and Development
Architecture	Sociology
Psychology	Genetics
Radiophysics and Space Research	Electronic Packaging
Science and Technology Studies	Labor Economics
Slavic and East European Studies	Spacecraft Planetary Imaging
Health Services Administration	Microscience and Technology
South Asian Studies	Textiles and Apparel
Thermal Engineering	Imaging Technology
Veterinary Medicine	Natural Resources
Immunology	Environmental Policy
Epidemiology	Parasitology

About Cornell University
  Cornell University is one of the great universities of the world. Its areas of special distinction encompass the greatest possible range, from the most theoretical to the most practical subjects. Cornell's unparalleled combination of breadth and depth means programs can be shaped according to real-world issues, with all their varied facets and perspectives.

Cornell's School of Continuing Education and Summer Sessions works to link corporate leaders with all parts of the university. Working with us, you can develop intensive, focused, and effective programs that respond to the unique needs of your corporation. These programs, which may include both synchronous and asynchronous learning, can take place at Cornell, at corporate sites, in segments at various locations, or in multiple locations though distance learning technologies.

In keeping with its long tradition of extension and outreach, Cornell has been a pioneer in the use of distance learning technologies, including two-way and multi-point video-telecommunications, web-based and CD-ROM computer delivery, and other technologies of the Internet. State-of-the-art educational facilities make access to the university's resources even easier than before.

Distance learning has been available in several forms for a number of years, and its application has been proven to both enhance productivity and reduce the cost of doing business. Cornell University has been a leader in providing the highest quality content to companies and organizations throughout the world. Now your organization can combine the cost advantages of on-site distance learning with the educational advantages previously available only by traveling to a Cornell program.

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