Cornell Human Ecology's applied curriculum focuses on understanding — and improving — the human experience.
Learn how to design sustainable spaces that can inspire and empower people to work, learn, play and live well.
Hone your signature style as you learn how to create apparel that makes an impact.
Develop a balanced understanding of business and fashion so you can become a leader in the industry.
Examine the properties of everyday fibers and learn to work with emerging fiber technology.
Explore the most significant public health issues of our time, across disciplines and beyond borders.
Examine human health from a whole new perspective, considering how our external world affects our well being.
Take a closer look at how people mature and evolve throughout their lives, and learn how you can support the process.
Dig into our complicated relationship with the food that fuels us — from individual diet to community access and education.
Help improve the lives of families and communities across New York State as an intern with Cornell Cooperative Extension.
Live and work at the innovative research and specialty center for individuals with complex conditions.
Spend the summer immersed in the city, working closely with a community organization to make a positive local impact.
Take your education far beyond the familiar and grow as a global citizen with international learning opportunities.
Develop the knowledge and skills to pursue a career as a Registered Dietitian Nutritionist (RD/RDN).
Complete courses relevant to your field while immersed in another culture at one of Cornell's global partner institutions.
Research a pressing issue in the fashion industry and work to develop a meaningful solution.
Combine specialized research and focused creative thinking to devise an environmental design solution that helps drive humanity forward.
Conduct advanced research to gain a deeper understanding of the complex factors that affect human health, behavior and well-being.
Take your career to the next level by solving an industry challenge in this one-year program for working professionals.
Conduct specialized research in an area of fiber science to create a novel solution to a materials challenge.
Use evidence-based design strategies to create spaces that help every user reach their unique and varied goals.
Help people and communities live healthier lives through better nutrition guidance, advocacy or policy.
Become a fashion and apparel design expert as you complete an in-depth research project.
Broaden your expertise in fiber science, exploring the many possible uses of fibers — and proposing your own innovative ideas.
Research how humans interact with spaces large and small — from products to buildings to cities — and help guide more effective design.
Gain greater expertise in human development as you complete specialized research to advance the field.
Grow your nutrition expertise as you translate the science of nutrition into meaningful solutions for a healthier society.
Examine how our bodies use the food and nutrients we consume with this concentration for Biological Sciences majors.
Grow your understanding of human anatomy and physiology with this partnership between Cornell and Ithaca College (for Nutritional Science majors).
Explore how people interact with built environments and discover how sustainable design can enhance a space’s functionality.
Use data and collaborative research to quantify the relation between risk factors and disease to prevent illness.
Learn how apparel reflects and affects society, and explore the traditional and innovative techniques used in design.
Learn how organic and inorganic fibers are used in materials humans interact with every day.
Put your knowledge and skills to work helping advance solutions to global or public health issues.
Help make people healthier by understanding the behavioral, social and environmental factors that impact overall wellness.
Examine how nutrition impacts human health and well-being and discuss social, economic, and psychological issues around food.