Mission
The ISAT program educates students for positions that are often filled by graduates of the traditional sciences, engineering, and business programs. The ISAT graduate, however, is professionally prepared in a broader sense. ISAT students are educated to be technological problem solvers, communicators and life-long learners. They are unique in having the following undergraduate preparation:
- Breadth of knowledge and skills across a variety of scientific and technological disciplines.
- Formal training in collaborative and leadership methods, problem-solving techniques from many disciplines, and use of the computer as a problem-solving tool.
- The ability to integrate scientific and technological factors with political, social, economic and ethical considerations in problem solving.
- Breadth provided through study in strategic sectors that reflect national critical technologies, including biotechnology, energy, engineering and manufacturing, environment, information and knowledge management, telecommunications, and health systems.
- Depth is provided through studies in an area of concentration and through a capstone thesis project.
Announcements
- June 20-22
The Virginia Center for Wind Energy is hosting the 3rd biennial Statewide Wind Energy Symposium at James Madison University. This is a great chance for JMU students, faculty, and staff from across all departments to learn about wind energy right here on campus! More - The Geographic Science program administers the ArcGIS site license for K-12 schools in Virginia. Read More


