Program Overview

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University Programs

The university offers a wide range of programs for incoming students. The programs are categorized into several schools and colleges, including the College of Arts and Sciences, Marcella Niehoff School of Nursing, Parkinson School of Health Sciences and Public Health, Quinlan School of Business, School of Communication, School of Environmental Sustainability, School of Education, and School of Social Work.

College of Arts and Sciences

The College of Arts and Sciences offers the following programs:

• African Studies and the African Diaspora (BA)
• Anthropology (BA & BS)
• Applied Mathematics (BS)
• Art History (BA)
• Biochemistry (BA or BS)
• Bioinformatics (BS)
• Biology (BS)
• Biophysics (BS)
• Chemistry (BA or BS)
• Classical Civilization (BA)
• Computer Science (BS)
• Criminal Justice & Criminology (BS)
• Cybersecurity (BS)
• Dance (BA)
• Data Science (BS)
• Economics (BA)
• Engineering Science (BS)
• English (BA)
• Forensic Science (BS)
• French (BA)
• Global Studies (BA)
• Greek (BA)
• History (BA)
• Human Services (BS)
• Information Technology (BS)
• Italian (BA)
• Latin (BA)
• Mathematics (BS)
• Mathematics & Computer Science (BS)
• Music (BA)
• Neuroscience (BS)
• Philosophy (BA)
• Physics (BS)
• Physics with Computer Science (BS)
• Physics & Engineering Dual Degree (BS)
• Political Science (BA)
• Psychology (BS)
• Religious Studies (BA)
• Sociology (BA)
• Sociology & Anthropology (BA)
• Software Engineering (BS)
• Spanish (BA)
• Statistics (BS)
• Studio Art: Drawing, Painting, and Printmaking (BA)
• Studio Art: Photography and Video Art (BA)
• Studio Art: Sculpture and Ceramics (BA)
• Theatre (BA)
• Theology (BA)
• Theoretical Physics and Applied Mathematics (TPAM) (BS)
• Undecided
• Visual Communication (BA)
• Women's Studies and Gender Studies (BA)

Marcella Niehoff School of Nursing

The Marcella Niehoff School of Nursing offers the following program:

• Nursing (BSN)

Parkinson School of Health Sciences and Public Health

The Parkinson School of Health Sciences and Public Health offers the following programs:

• Exercise Science (BS)
• Healthcare Administration (BS)
• Public Health (BA)
• Public Health (BS)

Quinlan School of Business

The Quinlan School of Business offers the following programs:

• Accounting (BBA)
• Accounting and Analytics (BBA)
• Economics (BBA)
• Entrepreneurship (BBA)
• Finance (BBA)
• Human Resource Management (BBA)
• Information Systems and Analytics (BBA)
• International Business (BBA)
• Management (BBA)
• Marketing (BBA)
• Sport Management (BBA)
• Supply Chain Management (BBA)
• Undecided Business (BBA)
• U.S. (BBA) / Europe Double Degree

School of Communication

The School of Communication offers the following programs:

• Advertising Creative (BA)
• Advertising and Public Relations (BA)
• Advocacy and Social Change (BA)
• Communication Studies (BA)
• Film and Digital Media (BA)
• Multimedia Journalism (BA)

School of Environmental Sustainability

The School of Environmental Sustainability offers the following programs:

• Environmental Economics and Sustainability (BA)
• Environmental Policy (BA)
• Environmental Science (BS)
• Environmental Science: Climate and Energy (BS)
• Environmental Studies (BA)

School of Education

The School of Education offers the following programs:

• Bilingual / Bicultural Education (BSEd)
• Early Childhood Special Education (BSEd)
• Elementary Education (BSEd)
• Middle Grades Education: Language Arts and Reading (BSEd)
• Middle Grades Education: Science (BSEd)
• Middle Grades Education: Social Science and Reading (BSEd)
• Secondary Education: Biology (BS / MEd)
• Secondary Education: English (BSEd)
• Secondary Education: History (BSEd)
• Secondary Education: Math (BSEd)
• Secondary Education: Physics (BS / MEd)
• Secondary Education: Political Science (BSEd)
• Secondary Education: Psychology (BSEd)
• Special Education (BSEd)

School of Social Work

The School of Social Work offers the following program:

• Social Work (BSW)

Art History (BA) Program Details

The Art History program is designed for students who wish to major in Art History. The program requires students to enroll in specific courses during their first semester.

Advising Notes

Important notes for Art History majors include:

• The major is relatively small in terms of credits/requirements, so students who are unable to enroll in FNAR courses during their first semester will still be on track with their major requirements beginning in the spring.
• Students who prefer to take a foreign language during their first semester may do so and make room by swapping out one Core class. They must take their placement exam unless they have no classroom experience with the language.

First Semester Course Recommendations

As an Art History major, students will enroll in the following courses:

• One of the following (3 credits):
  • FNAR 200
  • FNAR 201
  • FNAR 202
• One of the following (3 credits):
  • FNAR 113
  • FNAR 114
  • FNAR 115
  • FNAR 120
  • FNAR 121
  • FNAR 124
• One Freshman Seminar:
  • UNIV 101 (1 credit)
• Three of the following Core classes (pick only one course per category, 9 total credits):
  • College Writing Seminar: UCWR 110, based on writing placement
  • Foundational Historical Knowledge: HIST 101, HIST 102, HIST 103, or HIST 104
  • Foundational Philosophical Knowledge: PHIL 130
  • Foundational Theological Knowledge: THEO 100 or THEO 107
  • Foundational Literary Knowledge: UCLR 100C, UCLR 100E, or UCLR 100M
  • Foundational Scientific Knowledge: ENVS 101
  • Foundational Societal & Cultural Knowledge: ANTH 100, PLSC 102, SOCL 101, or WSGS 101
  • Quantitative Knowledge: CJC 206, COMP/MUSC 122, COMP 125 or 150, ISSCM 241, MATH 108, or STAT 103
  • Ethics Knowledge: PHIL 181, PHIL 182, THEO 185, or THEO 186 The total number of credits for the fall semester is 16 credits.

Interdisciplinary Honors First Semester Course Recommendations

As an Art History major in the Interdisciplinary Honors program, students will enroll in the following courses:

• One of the following (3 credits):
  • FNAR 200
  • FNAR 201
  • FNAR 202
• One of the following (3 credits):
  • FNAR 113
  • FNAR 114
  • FNAR 115
  • FNAR 120
  • FNAR 121
  • FNAR 124
• One Freshman Seminar:
  • UNIV 101 (1 credit)
• Interdisciplinary Honors Requirements (6 credits):
  • HONR 101
  • HONR D101
• One of the following Core classes (pick only one course per category, 3 total credits):
  • Foundational Historical Knowledge: Any 100/200/300-level HIST course
  • Foundational Scientific Knowledge: ENVS 101
  • Foundational Societal & Cultural Knowledge: ANTH 100, PLSC 102, SOCL 101, or WSGS 101
  • Quantitative Knowledge: CJC 206, COMP/MUSC 122, COMP 125 or 150, ISSCM 241, MATH 108, or STAT 103 The total number of credits for the fall semester is 16 credits.