List of MajorsDEPARTMENT OF UNDERGRADUATE STUDIESUndergraduate Degrees

Applied Arts and Sciences........................BAS

University Studies.........................BA, BS, BAS

COLLEGE OF BUSINESSUndergraduate Degrees

Accounting.............................................BBA

* Business Administration..........................BBA

Economics..............................................BBA

Finance..................................................BBA

General Business.....................................BBA

Management..........................................BBA

Management Information Systems.............BBA

Marketing..............................................BBA

Minors

• Accounting

• Business Administration

• Economics

• Entrepreneurship

• Human Resource Management

• International Business

• Management

• Management Information Systems

• Marketing

• Personal Financial Planning

Graduate Degrees

Accounting............................................MAcc

* Business.............................................MBA

COLLEGE OF EDUCATION AND HUMAN DEVELOPMENTUndergraduate Degrees

Interdisciplinary Studies

(Teacher Education)...............................BSIS

Kinesiology.............................................BS

Minors

• Education

• Kinesiology

• Basic Military Science

• Advanced Military Science

Teacher Certification

Early Childhood to Grade 6

• Generalist with Early Childhood Specialization

• Generalist with Reading Specialization

• Bilingual Generalist, EC-4

Grades 4-8

• English Language Arts and Reading

• Mathematics

• Science

• Social Studies

Grades 8-12

• Computer Science

• English Language Arts and Reading

• History

• Life Science

• Mathematics

• Physical Science

• Social Studies

• Speech Communication

Early Childhood to Grade 12

• Art

• Music

• Physical Education

• Spanish

• Special Education

• Theatre Arts

Graduate Degrees

Counseling.............................................MS

Counselor Education................................PhD

Curriculum and Instruction................. MS, PhD

Early Childhood Education.........................MS

Educational Administration........................MS

Educational Leadership............................EdD

Elementary Education...............................MS

Instructional Design and Educational

Technology............................................MS

* Kinesiology............................................MS

* Reading................................................MS

Secondary Education...............................MS

Special Education....................................MS

Graduate Certificates

• Alternative Certification of Educators (ACE)

• Counseling Spanish-Speaking Clients

• Educational Diagnostician

• Marriage, Couple, and Family Counseling

• Principal Certification

• Reading Specialist

• School Counselor

• Superintendent Certification

• Supplemental (Bilingual, Gifted and

Talented, ESL)

COLLEGE OF LIBERAL ARTSUndergraduate Degrees

Art...................................................BA, BFA

Communication.......................................BA

Criminal Justice........................................BS

English...................................................BA

Graphic Design………..............................BA

History...................................................BA

Media Arts...................................................BA

Music..............................................BA, BM

Philosophy..............................................BA

Political Science......................................BA

Psychology.............................................BA

Sociology...............................................BA

Spanish...................................................BA

Theatre...................................................BA

Undergraduate Certificates

• Dance

• Teaching English as a Second Language (TESOL)

• Writing for Nonprofits

Minors

• Art History

• Communication

• Creative Writing

• Criminal Justice

• Digital Journalism

• English (Literature)

• European Union Studies

• History

• Latin American Studies

• Mexican American Studies

• Music

• Music Industry

• Philosophy

• Political Science

• Pre-Law

• Psychology

• Public Relations

• Religious Studies

• Social Work

• Sociology

• Spanish

• Studio Art

• Technical/Professional Writing

• Theatre

• Women and Gender Studies

Graduate Degrees

Studio Art.........................................MA,MFA

Communication........................................MA

English....................................................MA

History.....................................................MA

Psychology...............................................MA

Public Administration................................. MPA

COLLEGE OF NURSING AND HEALTH SCIENCESUndergraduate Degrees

Health Sciences........................................BSHS

Nursing.......................................BSN, RN/BSN

Minors

• Health Science

Graduate Degrees

Nursing...................................................MSN

Nursing...................................................DNP

Nursing...................................................PhD

Cooperative, in conjunction with

Texas Woman’s University

Graduate Certificates

• Family Nurse Practitioner

• Health Care Administration

• Leadership in Nursing Systems

• Nurse Educator

COLLEGE OF SCIENCE AND ENGINEERINGUndergraduate Degrees

Atmospheric Science.................................BS

Biology....................................................BS

Biomedical Sciences.................................BS

Chemistry................................................BS

Computer Science....................................BS

Electrical Engineering................................BS

Environmental Science..............................BS

Geographic Information Systems................BS

Geology..................................................BS

Mathematics............................................BS

Mechanical Engineering............................BS

Mechanical Engineering Technology...........BS

Physics....................................................BS

Minors

• Atmospheric Science

• Biology

• Chemistry

• Computer Science

• Environmental Science

• Geographic Information Science

• Geography

• Geology

• Mathematics

• Mechanical Engineering Technology

• Physics

Graduate Degrees

Biology....................................................MS

Chemistry.................................................MS

Coastal and Marine System Science......MS, PhD

Computer Science....................................MS

Environmental Science..............................MS

Fisheries and Mariculture...........................MS

Geospatial Computing Sciences.................PhD

Geospatial Surveying Engineering.............MS

Marine Biology....................................MS,PhD

Mathematics............................................MS

Post-Baccalaureate Certificates

• Clinical Laboratory Science

• Geographic Information Science

• Geomatics

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