Program Overview

University of Montana Catalog

The University of Montana offers a wide range of undergraduate and graduate programs through its various colleges and schools.

Colleges and Schools

• College of the Arts and Media
• College of Business
• Phyllis J. Washington College of Education
• W.A. Franke College of Forestry and Conservation
• College of Health
• College of Humanities and Sciences
• Missoula College
• Davidson Honors College
• Franke Global Leadership Initiative
• Interdisciplinary Majors, Minors, and Certificates
• Alexander Blewett III School of Law
• Maureen and Mike Mansfield Center

Undergraduate Programs

The University of Montana offers numerous undergraduate programs, including:

College of the Arts and Media

• School of Journalism
  • Journalism B.A.
  • Journalism Minor
  • Social Media and Audience Engagement Certificate
• School of Music
  • Music - Bachelor of Arts (B.A.)
  • Music - Bachelor of Music (B.M.)
  • Music - Bachelor of Music Education (B.M.E)
  • Music Minor
  • Jazz Studies Certificate
• School of Theatre and Dance
  • Dance B.A.
  • Dance B.A. - Pre-Dance Therapy
  • Dance Minor
  • Dance Wellness Certificate
  • Theatre B.A.
  • Theatre B.A. - Theatre Education
  • Theatre B.F.A. - Acting for Film & Theatre
  • Theatre B.F.A. - Design & Technology
  • Theatre B.F.A. - Musical Theatre Performance
  • Musical Theatre Performance Minor
  • Theatre Education Minor
  • Theatre Minor
• School of Visual and Media Arts
  • Art B.A.
  • Art B.A. - Art Education
  • Art B.F.A.
  • Art B.F.A. - Art Education
  • Art History and Criticism Minor
  • Art Studio Minor
  • Media Arts B.A.
  • Media Arts B.F.A
  • Game Design & Interactive Media B.F.A
  • Sound Design & Media Technology B.F.A
  • Media Arts Minor
  • Ceramics Certificate
  • Creative Coding Certificate
  • Creative Entrepreneurship Certificate
  • Digital & Graphic Design Certificate
  • Documentary Film Certificate
  • Game Design Certificate
  • Interactive Art & Media Certificate
  • The New West: Art and the Environment Certificate
  • Photography and Digital Imaging Certificate
  • Sonic Arts Certificate
  • Sound Design Certificate
  • Sound Production Fundamentals Certificate
  • Web Design Certificate

Graduate School Programs and Policies

The University of Montana offers various graduate programs, including:

College of the Arts and Media Graduate Programs

• School of Journalism
  • Environmental Science and Natural Resource Journalism M.A.
  • Environmental Science and Natural Resource Journalism M.A. - Environmental Public Health Journalism
• School of Music
  • Master of Music
  • Master of Music Education
• School of Theatre and Dance
  • Theatre
    • Theatre M.A.
    • Theatre M.F.A
• School of Visual and Media Arts
  • Art M.A.
  • Art M.F.A.
  • Media Arts M.F.A.
  • Museum Studies Certificate
  • New West: Art and the Environment Graduate Certificate
• Integrated Arts and Education M.A.

Culinary Arts C.A.S.

Overview

The Culinary Arts Certificate program prepares students for careers in the hospitality industry. Students develop the skills needed to seek employment in hotels, restaurants, resorts, casinos, clubs, catering, and corporate dining.

Requirements

To earn a Culinary Arts Certificate of Applied Science, students must complete the following courses:

• ANTY 133X: Food and Culture (3 hours)
• CULA 100: Culinary Arts Fundamentals (2 hours)
• CULA 101: Introduction to Knife Skills and Butchery (2 hours)
• CULA 105: Food Service Sanitation (2 hours)
• CULA 157: Pantry & Garde Manger (3 hours)
• CULA 160: Soups, Stocks, & Sauces (3 hours)
• CULA 161: Meats & Vegetables (3 hours)
• CULA 162: Storeroom Management and Receiving Operations (2 hours)
• CULA 165: Baking & Pastry (5 hours)
• M 105: Contemporary Mathematics (3 hours)
• NUTR 221N: Basic Human Nutrition (3 hours)
• WRIT 101: College Writing I (3 hours)

Total Hours: 34

General Certificate Requirements

Additional requirements for graduation can be found on the Degree/Certificate Requirements for Graduation page. A minimum grade point average of 2.00 in all work attempted at the University of Montana-Missoula is required for graduation. Courses taken to satisfy the requirements of a major, minor, or certificate program must be completed with a grade of C- or better unless a higher grade is noted in the program requirements.