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Designed for students interested in careers in public policy and administration. This track emphasizes the political aspects of public policy processes, grounded in basic political science theory and familiarity with American, comparative, and international politics. Courses focus on key policy issues confronting local, state, and national decision makers and citizens.

36

4 years

Prepares future teachers to expand students' world views, global perspective, and understanding of political practices.

120

4 Years

Introduces the broad spectrum of psychology, allowing students to dive deeper into the areas in which they are most interested.

120

Prepares students to understand how psychologists think critically and design and conduct scientific research on behavior and mental processes. Students learn professional skills, such as how to communicate, use statistics, work in teams, and solve problems, that will apply to a range of jobs in various fields. Topics include biological, developmental, cognitive, and abnormal psychology.

120

4 years

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The Bachelor of Arts in Public Administration prepares you to lead in government agencies, nonprofits and nongovernmental organizations. Explore public service, management of people and resources, program design and evaluation, collaboration and communication across sectors, and ethical decision making.

48

4 Years

This program prepares you to lead in government agencies, nonprofits and nongovernmental organizations. Explore public service, management of people and resources, program design and evaluation, collaboration and communication across sectors, and ethical decision making.

45

4 Years

Prepares BA students to specialize in the social sciences and public health, particularly to protecting the environment, identifying sources of illness in populations, controlling disease outbreaks, evaluating the economic impacts of changing demographics, developing interventions to promote healthy behavior, and producing health policy legislation.

43

4 years

Offers students qualitative and quantitative skills and sociological content to engage in the scientific study of social behavior, human groups, and social institutions and contribute to the betterment of society. Certificate options include criminology, families and social welfare, and health and medical sociology.

34

4 years

Offers the skills and expertise needed to pursue exciting career possibilities, both in government and private industry, at home and abroad. Languages are extremely useful in business, industry, commerce, civil service, law, library science, media, science, economics, and the health and social sciences. Students take 30 credit hours in Spanish and 15 credit hours of business courses.

45

4 years

Examines the language, linguistics, literature, culture, and civilization of Spain, Spanish America, and Spanish-speaking areas of the United States. Includes opportunities for students at all levels to study abroad in Spanish-speaking countries.

36

4 years

Equips future teachers with the expertise to expand the world views, language development, interpretation skills, and creative thinking of students in grades 7 - 12.

120

4 Years

Allows qualified undergraduates to take graduate-level economic courses toward their BA. Flexibility and opportunities take students in many directions, both inside and outside of the field of economics, giving them an edge as they further their long-term goals.

66

5 years