Program Overview

Overview of University Programs

The university offers a wide range of programs across various colleges and schools, including the College of Arts and Letters, Strome College of Business, School of Cybersecurity, School of Data Science, Darden College of Education and Professional Studies, Frank Batten College of Engineering & Technology, Ellmer College of Health Sciences, Joint School of Public Health, and College of Sciences.

Colleges and Schools

• College of Arts and Letters
  • Offers programs in African American and African Studies, Art, Asian Studies, Communication and Theatre Arts, English, F. Ludwig Diehn School of Music, History, Humanities, Interdisciplinary Studies, Philosophy and Religious Studies, Political Science and Geography, Sociology and Criminal Justice, Women's and Gender Studies, and World Languages and Cultures.
• Strome College of Business
  • Offers programs in Accountancy, Economics, Financial Management, Information Systems and Technology, Management, Marketing, and Military Science and Leadership (Army Reserve Officers' Training Corps).
• School of Cybersecurity
  • Offers programs in Cybersecurity.
• School of Data Science
  • Offers programs in Data Science.
• Darden College of Education and Professional Studies
  • Offers programs in Counseling and Human Services, Educational Leadership and Workforce Development, Human Movement Studies and Special Education, STEM Education and Professional Studies, Teaching and Learning, and Teacher Education.
• Frank Batten College of Engineering & Technology
  • Offers programs in Civil and Environmental Engineering, Electrical and Computer Engineering, Engineering Management and Systems Engineering, Engineering Technology, Mechanical and Aerospace Engineering, and Naval Science (Naval Reserve Officers Training Corps).
• Ellmer College of Health Sciences
  • Offers programs in Dental Hygiene, Exercise Science, Medical Diagnostic & Translational Sciences, and Speech-Language Pathology.
• Joint School of Public Health
  • Offers programs in Public Health with concentrations in Behavioral Health and Health Promotion, Epidemiology of Infectious Disease, and Global Environmental Health.
• College of Sciences
  • Offers programs in Biological Sciences, Chemistry and Biochemistry, Computer Science, Mathematics and Statistics, Ocean and Earth Sciences, Physics, and Psychology.

Graduate Programs

• College of Arts & Letters
  • Offers graduate programs in Communication & Theatre Arts, English, History, Political Science and Geography, and Sociology and Criminal Justice.
• Strome College of Business
  • Offers graduate programs in Business Administration, Economics, and Information Technology and Decision Sciences.
• Darden College of Education and Professional Studies
  • Offers graduate programs in Counseling and Human Services, Educational Leadership and Workforce Development, Human Movement Studies and Special Education, STEM Education and Professional Studies, Teaching and Learning, and Teacher Education.
• Frank Batten College of Engineering & Technology
  • Offers graduate programs in Civil and Environmental Engineering, Electrical and Computer Engineering, Engineering Management and Systems Engineering, and Mechanical and Aerospace Engineering.
• School of Health Professions
  • Offers graduate programs in Biomedical Sciences, Counseling & Art Therapy, Health Sciences, Laboratory Animal Science, Medical and Health Professions Education, Medical Science, Pathologists' Assistant, Physician Assistant, and Reproductive Clinical Science.
• Ellmer College of Health Sciences
  • Offers graduate programs in Community and Environmental Health, Dental Hygiene, Medical Diagnostic and Translational Sciences, and Rehabilitation Sciences.
• Joint School of Public Health
  • Offers graduate programs in Public Health with concentrations in Behavioral Health and Health Promotion, Epidemiology of Infectious Disease, and Global Environmental Health.
• College of Sciences
  • Offers graduate programs in Biological Sciences, Chemistry and Biochemistry, Computer Science, Mathematics and Statistics, Ocean and Earth Sciences, Physics, and Psychology.

Certificate Programs

• Maritime, Ports, and Logistics Management Certificate
  • Designed for working maritime and port professionals to develop and sharpen their maritime and port management skills.
  • Requires a bachelor's degree (or equivalent) for admission.
  • Curriculum consists of 12 credit hours of graduate-level courses in Ports and Maritime Management, including International Maritime Transport, International Maritime and Admiralty Law, and electives such as Port Operations and Management, Maritime and Supply Chain Safety and Security, and Freight Brokerage and 3PL Services.

Research Areas

• Various research areas are available across different colleges and schools, including but not limited to:
  • Cybersecurity
  • Data Science
  • Engineering
  • Health Sciences
  • Public Health
  • Sciences

Admission Requirements

• Admission requirements vary by program but generally include a bachelor's degree (or equivalent) and specific coursework or experience relevant to the program.

Tuition Fees and Financial Information

• Tuition fees and financial information are available through the university's financial aid office and website.

University Resources

• The university offers various resources to support student success, including academic advising, career services, libraries, and student organizations.