Program Overview

University of Connecticut Academic Catalog

Undergraduate Programs

College of Agriculture, Health and Natural Resources

The College of Agriculture, Health and Natural Resources offers the following undergraduate programs:

• Agriculture, Health and Natural Resources (BS)
• Allied Health Sciences (BS)
• Animal Science (BS)
• Diagnostic Genetic Sciences (BS)
• Dietetics (BS)
• Economics of Sustainable Development and Management (BS)
• Environmental and Natural Resource Economics (BS)
• Environmental Sciences (BS) CAHNR
• Environmental Studies (BA) CAHNR
• Exercise Science (BS)
• Individualized Major
• Landscape Architecture (BS)
• Medical Laboratory Sciences (BS)
• Natural Resources (BS)
• Nutritional Sciences (BS)
• Pathobiology (BS)
• Plant Science (BS)

School of Business

The School of Business offers the following undergraduate programs:

• Accounting (BS)
• Analytics and Information Management (BS)
• Business Administration (BS)
• Business Data Analytics (BS)
• Finance (BS)
• Financial Management (BS)
• Financial Technology (BS)
• Health Care Management (BS)
• Management (BS)
• Management and Engineering for Manufacturing (BS)
• Marketing (BS)
• Marketing Management (BS)
• Real Estate and Urban Economic Studies (BS)

College of Engineering

The College of Engineering offers the following undergraduate programs:

• Biomedical Engineering (BSE)
• Chemical Engineering (BSE)
• Civil Engineering (BSE)
• Computer Engineering (BS)
• Computer Science (BS)
• Computer Science and Engineering (BSE)
• Data Science and Engineering (BS)
• Electrical Engineering (BSE)
• Engineering Physics (BSE)
• Environmental Engineering (BSE)
• Management and Engineering for Manufacturing (BS)
• Materials Science and Engineering (BSE)
• Mechanical Engineering (BSE)
• Multidisciplinary Engineering (BSE)
• Robotics Engineering (BSE)

School of Fine Arts

The School of Fine Arts offers the following undergraduate programs:

• Acting (BFA)
• Art (BA)
• Art (BFA)
• Art History (BA)
• Design and Technical Theatre (BFA)
• Digital Media Design (BA)
• Digital Media Design (BFA)
• Jazz Studies (BM)
• Music (BA)
• Music (BM)
• Puppet Arts (BFA)
• Theatre Studies (BA)

College of Liberal Arts and Sciences

The College of Liberal Arts and Sciences offers the following undergraduate programs:

• Africana Studies (BA)
• American Sign Language Studies (BA)
• American Studies (BA)
• Anthropology (BA)
• Applied Data Analysis (BA)
• Applied Mathematical Sciences (BA or BS)
• Arabic and Islamic Civilizations (BA)
• Biology (BA or BS)
• Chemistry (BA or BS)
• Chinese (BA)
• Classics and Ancient Mediterranean Studies (BA)
• Cognitive Science (BA or BS)
• Communication (BA)
• Earth Sciences (BA or BS)
• Ecology and Evolutionary Biology (BA or BS)
• Economics (BA or BS)
• English (BA)
• Environmental Sciences (BS) CLAS
• Environmental Studies (BA) CLAS
• French and Francophone Studies (BA)
• General Studies (BGS)
• Geographic Information Science (BA or BS)
• Geography (BA or BS)
• German (BA)
• History (BA)
• Human Development and Family Sciences (BA)
• Human Rights (BA)
• Individualized (BA or BS)
• Italian Literary and Cultural Studies (BA)
• Journalism (BA)
• Judaic Studies (BA)
• Latino and Latin American Studies (BA)
• Linguistics (BA)
• Marine Sciences (BA or BS)
• Maritime Studies (BA)
• Mathematics (BA or BS)
• Mathematics-Actuarial Science (BA or BS)
• Mathematics-Actuarial Science-Finance (BA or BS)
• Mathematics-Physics (BS)
• Mathematics-Statistics (BA or BS)
• Molecular and Cell Biology (BS)
• Philosophy (BA)
• Physics (BA or BS)
• Physiology and Neurobiology (BS)
• Political Science (BA)
• Psychological Sciences (BA or BS)
• Sociology (BA)
• Spanish (BA)
• Speech, Language and Hearing Sciences (BA)
• Statistical Data Science (BS)
• Statistics (BA or BS)
• Structural Biology and Biophysics (BS)
• Urban and Community Studies (BA)
• Women's, Gender, and Sexuality Studies (BA)

Neag School of Education

The Neag School of Education offers the following undergraduate programs:

• American Sign Language Education (Grades 7-12) (IB/M)
• Biology Education (Grades 7-12) (IB/M)
• Chemistry Education (Grades 7-12) (IB/M)
• Comprehensive Special Education (Grades PK-12) (IB/M)
• Earth Science Education (Grades 7-12) (IB/M)
• Elementary Education (Grades 1-6) (IB/M)
• English Education (Grades 4-12) (IB/M)
• French Language Education (Grades 7-12) (IB/M)
• General Science Education (Grades 7-12) (IB/M)
• German Language Education (Grades 7-12) (IB/M)
• History and Social Studies Education (Grades 4-12) (IB/M)
• Italian Language Education (Grades 7-12) (IB/M)
• Latin/Classics Language Education (Grades 7-12) (IB/M)
• Mandarin Chinese Language Education (Grades 7-12) (IB/M)
• Mathematics Education (Grades 4-12) (IB/M)
• Music Education (Grades PK-12) (IB/M)
• Physics Education (Grades 7-12) (IB/M)
• Spanish Language Education (Grades 7-12) (IB/M)
• Sport Management (BS)

School of Nursing

The School of Nursing offers the following undergraduate programs:

• Nursing (BS)
• Nursing (CEIN/BS)

School of Pharmacy

The School of Pharmacy offers the following undergraduate programs:

• Pharmacy Studies (Integrated BS/PharmD)

School of Social Work

The School of Social Work offers the following undergraduate programs:

• Social Work (BSW)

Ratcliffe Hicks School of Agriculture

The Ratcliffe Hicks School of Agriculture offers the following undergraduate programs:

• Animal Science (AAS)
• Plant Science (AAS)
• Urban Forestry and Arboriculture (AAS)

Minors

The University of Connecticut offers the following minors:

• Accounting Minor
• African Studies Minor
• Africana Studies Minor
• Agricultural and Health Biotechnology Minor
• Agricultural Learning and Outreach Minor
• American Sign Language and Deaf Culture Minor
• American Studies Minor
• Analytics Minor
• Animal Science Minor
• Anthropology Minor
• Anthropology of Global Health Minor
• Arabic and Islamic Studies Minor
• Art History Minor
• Asian American Studies Minor
• Asian Studies Minor
• Astrophysics Minor
• Bioinformatics Minor
• Biological Sciences Minor
• Biomedical Engineering Minor
• Business Fundamentals Minor
• Business Management and Marketing Minor
• Cannabis Cultivation Minor
• Chemistry Minor
• Chinese Minor
• Classics and Ancient Mediterranean Studies Minor
• Climate Science Minor
• Cognitive Science Minor
• Communication Minor
• Computer Science Minor
• Construction Engineering and Management Minor
• Crime and Justice Minor
• Culture, Health, and Human Development Minor
• Dairy Management Minor
• Development Economics and Policy Minor
• Digital Arts Minor
• Digital Humanities Minor
• Digital Marketing and Analytics Minor
• Digital Public History Minor
• Diversity Studies in American Culture Minor
• Dramatic Arts Minor
• Earth Sciences Minor
• Ecology and Evolutionary Biology Minor
• Economics Minor
• Electronics and Systems Minor
• Engineering Management Minor
• English Minor
• Entertainment Engineering Minor
• Entrepreneurship and Technology Innovation Minor
• Entrepreneurship Minor
• Environmental Economics and Policy Minor
• Environmental Engineering Minor
• Environmental Health Specialist/Sanitarian Minor
• Environmental Studies Minor
• Equine Business Management Minor
• Equine Sports Rehabilitation Minor
• European Studies Minor
• Film Studies Minor
• Financial Analysis Minor
• Food Science Minor
• French and Francophone Studies Minor
• Geographic Information Science Minor
• Geography Minor
• German Minor
• Gerontology Minor
• Global Environmental Change Minor
• Global Studies Minor
• Healthcare Management and Insurance Studies Minor
• History Minor
• Human Development and Family Sciences Minor
• Human Rights Minor
• India Studies Minor
• Industrial Design Minor
• Information Assurance Minor
• Information Technology Minor
• Integrated Pest Management Minor
• Interpreting Between American Sign Language and English Minor
• Italian Literary and Cultural Studies Minor
• Judaic Studies Minor
• Latin American Studies Minor
• Latino Studies Minor
• Linguistics Minor
• Literary Translation Minor
• Management Minor
• Manufacturing Minor
• Marine Biology Minor
• Marine Sciences Minor
• Maritime Archaeology Minor
• Materials Science and Engineering Minor
• Mathematics Minor
• Medieval Studies Minor
• Middle Eastern Studies Minor
• Molecular and Cell Biology Minor
• Music Minor
• Nanotechnology Minor
• Native American and Indigenous Studies Minor
• Neuroscience Minor
• Nutrition for Exercise and Sport Minor
• Ornamental Horticulture Minor
• Personal Brand Entrepreneurship Minor
• Philosophy Minor
• Physics Minor
• Physiology and Neurobiology Minor
• Political Science Minor
• Professional Sales Leadership Minor
• Psychological Sciences Minor
• Public Policy Minor
• Puppet Arts Minor
• Real Estate Minor
• Religion Minor
• Social Justice Organizing Minor
• Social Responsibility and Impact in Business Minor
• Sociology Minor
• Software Design Minor
• Spanish Minor
• Statistics Minor
• Studio Art Minor
• Supply Chain Minor
• Sustainable Community Food Systems Minor
• Sustainable Environmental Systems Minor
• Sustainable Food Crop Production Minor
• Therapeutic Horsemanship Education Minor
• Turfgrass Management Minor
• Urban and Community Studies Minor
• Wildlife Conservation Minor
• Women's, Gender, and Sexuality Studies Minor
• Writing Minor

Graduate Programs

Academic Regulations

The University of Connecticut's graduate programs are governed by the following academic regulations:

• Admission
• Advisory System
• Appeal and Hearing Procedures
• Assistantships, Fellowships, and Other Aid
• Scholarly Integrity and Misconduct
• Tuition and Fees

Graduate Degree Programs

The University of Connecticut offers the following graduate degree programs:

• Accounting (MS)
• Advanced Manufacturing for Energy Systems (MS)
• Agricultural and Resource Economics (PhD)
• Animal Science (MS, PhD)
• Anthropology (MA, PhD)
• Applied and Resource Economics (MS)
• Applied Biochemistry and Cell Biology (MS)
• Applied Financial Mathematics (MS)
• Applied Genomics (MS)
• Applied Microbial Systems Analysis (MS)
• Art (MFA)
• Arts Leadership and Cultural Management (MFA)
• Athletic Training (MS)
• Biodiversity and Conservation Biology (MS)
• Biomedical Engineering (MS, PhD)
• Biomedical Science (MS, PhD)
• Biostatistics (MS)
• Business Administration (MBA, PhD)
• Business Analytics and Project Management (MS)
• Business Research (MS)
• Chemical Engineering (MS, PhD)
• Chemistry (MS, PhD)
• Civil Engineering (MS, PhD)
• Clinical and Translational Research (MS)
• Communication (MA, PhD)
• Computer Science and Engineering (MS, PhD)
• Curriculum and Instruction (MA, PhD)
• Data Science (MS)
• Dental Science (MDentSc)
• Digital Media Design (MFA, MA)
• Dramatic Arts (MA, MFA)
• Ecology and Evolutionary Biology (MS, PhD)
• Economics (MA, PhD)
• Educational Leadership (EdD)
• Educational Psychology (MA, PhD)
• Electrical Engineering (MS, PhD)
• Energy and Environmental Management (MS)
• Engineering (MEng)
• Engineering Education (PhD)
• English (MA, PhD)
• Environmental Earth Sciences (4+1 MS)
• Environmental Engineering (MS, PhD)
• Exercise Prescription (MS)
• Financial and Enterprise Risk Management (MS)
• Financial Technology (MS)
• Genetic Counseling (MS)
• Geography (MA, PhD)
• Geological Sciences (MS, PhD)
• Health Care Genetics (MS)
• Health Promotion Sciences (MS, PhD)
• Higher Education and Student Affairs (MA)
• History (MA, PhD)
• Human Development and Family Sciences (MA, PhD)
• Human Resource Management (MS)
• Human Rights (MA)
• Integrative Studies (PhD)
• Intersectional Indigeneity, Race, Ethnicity, and Politics (MA)
• Kinesiology (MS, PhD)
• Latina/o and Latin American Studies (MA)
• Learning, Leadership and Education Policy (PhD)
• Linguistics (MA, PhD)
• Literatures, Cultures, and Languages (MA, PhD)
• Materials Science (MS, PhD)
• Materials Science and Engineering (MS, PhD)
• Mathematics (MS, PhD)
• Mechanical Engineering (MS, PhD)
• Molecular and Cell Biology (MS, PhD)
• Music (MMus, MA, DMA, PhD)
• Natural Resources and the Environment (MS, PhD)
• Nursing (DNP, MS, PhD)
• Nutritional Sciences (MS, PhD)
• Oceanography (MS, PhD)
• Pathobiology (MS, PhD)
• Personalized Nutrition (MS)
• Pharmaceutical Sciences (MS, PhD)
• Philosophy (MA, PhD)
• Physical Therapy (DPT)
• Physics (MS, PhD)
• Physiology and Neurobiology (MS, PhD)
• Plant Science (MS, PhD)
• Political Science (MA, PhD)
• Politics and Popular Culture (MA)
• Polymer Science (MS, PhD)
• Psychological Sciences (MS, PhD)
• Public Administration (MPA)
• Public Health (MPH, PhD)
• Public Policy (MPP)
• Quantitative Economics (MS)
• Regenerative Engineering (MS)
• Social Responsibility and Impact in Business (MS)
• Social Work (MSW, PhD)
• Sociology (MA, PhD)
• Speech, Language, and Hearing Sciences (MA, PhD, AuD)
• Sport Management (MS)
• Statistics (MS, PhD)
• Supply Chain Management (MS)
• Surgical Neurophysiology (MS)
• Survey Research and Data Analysis (MA)
• Systems Genomics (PhD)

Certificate Programs

The University of Connecticut offers the following graduate certificate programs:

• Accounting Fundamentals (Graduate Certificate)
• Addiction Science (Graduate Certificate)
• Adult Learning (Sixth-Year Certificate)
• Advanced Business Certificate in Accounting Analytics (Graduate Certificate)
• Advanced Business Certificate in Business Analytics (Graduate Certificate)
• Advanced Business Certificate in Digital Marketing Strategy (Graduate Certificate)
• Advanced Business Certificate in Financial Technology (Graduate Certificate)
• Advanced Business Certificate in Health Care Analytics (Graduate Certificate)
• Advanced Business Certificate in Health Care Finance and Insurance (Graduate Certificate)
• Advanced Business Certificate in Human Resource Management (Graduate Certificate)
• Advanced Business Certificate in Project Management (Graduate Certificate)
• Advanced Business Certificate in Supply Chain Analytics (Graduate Certificate)
• Advanced Materials Characterization (Graduate Certificate)
• Advanced Systems Engineering (Graduate Certificate)
• American Studies (Graduate Certificate)
• Arts Leadership and Cultural Management (Graduate Certificate)
• Biomedical Science Research Experience (Graduate Certificate)
• Bridge Engineering (Graduate Certificate)
• Clinical and Translational Research (Graduate Certificate)
• Clinical Genetics and Genomics (Graduate Certificate)
• Cognitive Science (Graduate Certificate)
• College Instruction (Graduate Certificate)
• Composites (Graduate Certificate)
• Contaminated Site Remediation (Graduate Certificate)
• Corporate and Regulatory Compliance (Graduate Certificate)
• Culture, Health, and Human Development (Graduate Certificate)
• Curriculum and Instruction (Sixth-Year Certificate)
• Dementia Care (Graduate Certificate)
• Diagnostic Genetic Sciences (Post-Baccalaureate Certificate)
• Digital Humanities and Media Studies (Graduate Certificate)
• Digital Media and Design (Graduate Certificate)
• Disability Studies in Public Health (Graduate Certificate)
• Diversity Science (Graduate Certificate)
• Educating Bilingual Learners (Graduate Certificate)
• Educational Administration University of Connecticut Administrator Preparation Program (UCAPP) (Sixth-Year Certificate)
• Educational Psychology (Sixth-Year Certificate)
• Emerging Women's Leadership (Graduate Certificate)
• Engineering Data Sciences (Graduate Certificate)
• Executive Leadership Program (Graduate Certificate)
• Exercise Prescription (Graduate Certificate)
• Financial Risk Management (Graduate Certificate)
• Foundations of Public Health (Graduate Certificate)
• Genomic Data Analysis (Graduate Certificate)
• Geographic Information Systems (Graduate Certificate)
• Gifted Education and Talent Development (Graduate Certificate)
• Global Health (Graduate Certificate)
• Global Risk Management (Graduate Certificate)
• Health Care Innovation (Graduate Certificate)
• Health Professions Education (Graduate Certificate)
• Health Promotion and Health Education (Graduate Certificate)
• Health Psychology (Graduate Certificate)
• Holistic Nursing (Graduate Certificate)
• Holocaust and Genocide Studies (Post-Baccalaureate Certificate)
• Human Rights (Graduate Certificate)
• Intersectional Indigeneity, Race, Ethnicity, and Politics (Graduate Certificate)
• Intraoperative Neuromonitoring (Graduate Certificate)
• Leadership and Diversity in Sport Management (Graduate Certificate)
• Leadership and Public Management (Graduate Certificate)
• Licensed Professional Counselor (Graduate Certificate)
• Life Story Practice and Research (Graduate Certificate)
• Literacy and Deaf Education (Graduate Certificate)
• Literacy Leadership (Graduate Certificate)
• Literacy Supports (Graduate Certificate)
• Literary Translation (Graduate Certificate)
• Logic (Graduate Certificate)
• Long-Term Health Care Management (Graduate Certificate)
• Medical Laboratory Sciences (Post-Baccalaureate Certificate)
• Music Performance (Graduate Certificate)
• Neurobiology of Language (Graduate Certificate)
• Nonprofit Management (Graduate Certificate)
• Nurse Educator (Post Master's Certificate)
• Nursing Administration and Leadership (Post Master's Certificate)
• Obesity Prevention and Weight Management (Graduate Certificate)
• Occupational Health Psychology (Graduate Certificate)
• Occupational Safety and Health (Post-Baccalaureate Certificate)
• Oceanographic Science and Technology (Graduate Certificate)
• Pain Management (Graduate Certificate)
• Plant-Based Food and Nutrition (Graduate Certificate)
• Post-Graduate APRN Certificate Program (Post Master's Certificate)
• Postsecondary Disability Services (Graduate Certificate)
• Power Engineering (Graduate Certificate)
• Power Grid Modernization (Graduate Certificate)
• Pre-Medical and Health Professions (Post-Baccalaureate Certificate)
• Precision Nutrition (Graduate Certificate)
• Process Engineering (Graduate Certificate)
• Program Evaluation (Graduate Certificate)
• Public Financial Management (Graduate Certificate)
• Puppet Arts (Graduate Certificate)
• Quantitative Research Methods (Graduate Certificate)
• Remote Sensing and Geospatial Data Analytics (Graduate Certificate)
• School Law (Graduate Certificate)
• School-Wide Positive Behavior Support (Graduate Certificate)
• Social Determinants of Health and Disparities (Graduate Certificate)
• Special Education Transition to Adulthood (Graduate Certificate)
• Survey Research (Graduate Certificate)
• Sustainable Environmental Planning and Management (Graduate Certificate)
• Systems Genomics: Clinical Communication and Counseling (Graduate Certificate)
• Women's, Gender and Sexuality Studies (Graduate Certificate)

Dual Degree Programs

The University of Connecticut offers the following dual degree programs:

• Doctor of Dental Medicine (DMD)/Biomedical Science (PhD)
• Doctor of Medicine (MD)/Biomedical Science (PhD)
• Doctor of Medicine (MD)/Clinical and Translational Research (MS)
• Juris Doctor (JD)/Public Administration (MPA)
• Juris Doctor (JD)/Public Policy (MPP)
• Public Health (MPH)/Doctor of Dental Medicine (DMD)
• Public Health (MPH)/Doctor of Medicine (MD)
• Public Health (MPH)/Juris Doctor (JD)
• Public Health (MPH)/Pharmacy (PharmD)
• Public Health (MPH)/Social Work (MSW)
• Social Work (MSW)/Juris Doctor (JD)

Directory of Courses

The University of Connecticut offers a wide range of courses across various disciplines. The directory of courses includes:

• Accounting (ACCT)
• Administration (Social Work) (ADMN)
• Advanced Manufacturing for Energy Systems (AMES)
• African Studies (AFRI)
• Africana Studies (AFRA)
• Agricultural and Resource Economics (ARE)
• Agriculture, Health and Natural Resources (AHNR)
• Allied Health Sciences (AH)
• American Studies (AMST)
• Animal Science (ANSC)
• Anthropology (ANTH)
• Applied Linguistics and Discourse Studies (ALDS)
• Art (ART)
• Art History (ARTH)
• Basics (Social Work) (BASC)
• Biomedical Engineering (BME)
• Biostatistics (BIST)
• Business Administration (BADM)
• Business Law (BLAW)
• Chemical Engineering (CHEG)
• Chemistry (CHEM)
• Civil Engineering (CE)
• Classics and Ancient Mediterranean Studies (CAMS)
• Clinical and Translational Research (CLTR)
• Cognitive Science (COGS)
• Communication (COMM)
• Community Organization (Social Work) (CORG)
• Comparative Literary and Cultural Studies (CLCS)
• Computer Science and Engineering (CSE)
• Dental Science (DENT)
• Digital Media and Design (DMD)
• Direct Service Elective (Social Work) (DSEL)
• Dramatic Arts (DRAM)
• Earth Sciences (ERTH)
• Ecology and Evolutionary Biology (EEB)
• Economics (ECON)
• Education Curriculum and Instruction (EDCI)
• Educational Leadership (EDLR)
• Educational Psychology (EPSY)
• Electrical and Computer Engineering (ECE)
• Engineering (ENGR)
• English (ENGL)
• Environmental Engineering (ENVE)
• European Studies (ES)
• Executive MBA (EMBA)
• Field Education (Social Work) (FED)
• Finance (FNCE)
• French (FREN)
• Geography (GEOG)
• German (GERM)
• Graduate School (GRAD)
• Health, Intervention, and Policy (CHIP)
• Healthcare Management and Insurance Studies (HCMI)
• Hebrew and Judaic Studies (HEJS)
• History (HIST)
• Human Behavior Elective (HBEL)
• Human Development and Family Sciences (HDFS)
• Human Rights (HRTS)
• Independent Study (Social Work) (IS)
• Individuals, Groups, and Families (Social Work) (IGFP)
• Institute for Systems Genomics (ISG)
• Institute of Materials Science (IMS)
• International Studies (INTS)
• Italian Literature and Cultural Studies (ILCS)
• Kinesiology (KINS)
• Landscape Architecture (LAND)
• Latino and Latin American Studies (LLAS)
• Linguistics (LING)
• Literatures, Cultures, and Languages (LCL)
• Management and Entrepreneurship (MENT)
• Manufacturing Engineering (MFGE)
• Marine Sciences (MARN)
• Marketing (MKTG)
• Materials Science and Engineering (MSE)
• Mathematics (MATH)
• Mechanical Engineering (ME)
• Medical Science (MEDS)
• Molecular and Cell Biology (MCB)
• Music (MUSI)
• Natural Resources and the Environment (NRE)
• Nursing (NURS)
• Nutritional Sciences (NUSC)
• Operations and Information Management (OPIM)
• Pathobiology (PATH)
• Pharmacy - PHAR (PHAR)
• Philosophy (PHIL)
• Physical Therapy (PT)
• Physics (PHYS)
• Physiology and Neurobiology (PNB)
• Plant Science (PLSC)
• Policy Practice (Social Work) (POPR)
• Political Science (POLS)
• Polymer Science and Engineering (POLY)
• Psychological Sciences (PSYC)
• Public Health (PUBH)
• Public Policy (PP)
• Research (Social Work) (RSCH)
• Social Work (SSW)
• Social Work Elective (SWEL)
• Sociology (SOCI)
• Spanish (SPAN)
• Special Topics (Social Work) (SPTP)
• Speech, Language and Hearing Science (SLHS)
• Statistics (STAT)
• Systems Engineering (SE)
• Translation Studies (TRST)
• Women's, Gender, and Sexuality Studies (WGSS)

Multidisciplinary Engineering (BSE)

The Multidisciplinary Engineering major requires a total of 128 credits. Multidisciplinary Engineering majors are required to complete the following courses:

• CHEG 2103: Introduction to Chemical Engineering
• CHEM 1128Q: General Chemistry II
• CE 2110: Applied Mechanics I
• CE 3110: Mechanics of Materials
• CE 3120: Fluid Mechanics
• ECE 2001: Electrical Circuits
• ENGR 1166: Foundations of Engineering
• ENGR 4001: Multidisciplinary Engineering Design I
• ENGR 4002W: Multidisciplinary Engineering Design II
• MATH 2110Q & MATH 2410Q: Multivariable Calculus and Elementary Differential Equations
• MSE 2001: Introduction to Structure, Properties, and Processing of Materials I
• MSE 2002: Introduction to Structure, Properties, and Processing of Materials II
• STAT 3025Q: Statistical Methods 1
• Thermal Science Elective: Select one of the following courses:
  • MSE 3001: Applied Thermodynamics of Materials
  • ME 2232: Engineering Thermodynamics
  • ME 2233: Thermodynamic Principles
  • CHEG 2111: Chemical Engineering Thermodynamics I
• Engineering Electives: 9 credits
• Area Elective Credits: 24 credits

Multidisciplinary Engineering with an Individualized Specialization

Students choosing the Individualized Specialization will work with their Academic Advisor to select 24+ credits of coursework that integrate a coherent theme and represent a student's unique interests.

Multidisciplinary Engineering with an Individualized Specialization for Pre-Medical/Pre-Dental

This individualized specialization covers all the necessary classes to obtain a well-rounded education in engineering, such as chemistry, calculus, physics, and multiple engineering disciplines, while integrating 24+ credits of preparatory coursework for professional programs such as medical or dental school.

• BIOL 1107: Principles of Biology I
• CHEM 2443: Organic Chemistry
• CHEM 2444: Organic Chemistry
• CHEM 2445: Organic Chemistry Laboratory
• MCB 2000: Introduction to Biochemistry
• MCB 2210: Cell Biology
• MCB 2400: Human Genetics
• MCB 2410: Genetics
• MCB 2610: Fundamentals of Microbiology
• PNB 2264: Human Physiology and Anatomy

Multidisciplinary Engineering with a Specialization in Entertainment Engineering

Students choosing the Entertainment Engineering specialization will take coursework in the School of Fine Arts focused on stagecraft and technical theater, with a focus on hands-on and experiential learning in SFA dramatic productions.

• DRAM 1219:
• DRAM 3201: Scene Construction
• DRAM 3202: Rigging
• DRAM 3203:
• DRAM 3204:
• DRAM 3199: Independent Study (three credits each, six credits total)
• Any three credit DRAM 3000 level course not used in fulfillment of another requirement

Multidisciplinary Engineering with a Specialization in Human Rights and Sustainability

The specialization in Human Rights and Sustainability is a joint program between the College of Engineering, the Human Rights Institute, and the College of Liberal Arts and Sciences.

• ENGR/HRTS 2300E: Engineering for Human Rights
• Three Core Courses, one from each of the following areas:
  • Institutions and Laws (Area A)
  • History, Philosophy, and Theory (Area B)
  • Applications and Methods (Area C)
• Two Sustainability Courses (Area D)
• Two additional courses that may be taken from any of the Core or Elective courses (A-E) on the list below.

Core Courses

A. Institutions and Laws

• ANTH/HRTS 3230: Propaganda, Disinformation, and Hate Speech
• HIST/HRTS 3202: International Human Rights
• HRTS 3050: Approaches to Human Rights Advocacy
• HRTS 3055: Theory and Practice of International Criminal Justice
• HRTS 3200W: International Human Rights Law
• HRTS 3420: Being International: Geopolitics and Human Rights
• POLS/HRTS 3212: Comparative Perspectives on Human Rights
• POLS 3428: The Politics of Torture
• SOCI/HRTS 2800: Human Rights in the United States
• SOCI/HRTS 2845: Sociology of Global Human Rights

B. History, Philosophy, and Theory

• ANTH/HRTS 3326: Global Health and Human Rights
• ANTH/HRTS/LLAS 3327: Power and Health in Latin America and the Caribbean
• ENGL/HRTS 3631: Literature, Culture, and Humanitarianism
• HIST/HRTS 3201: The History of Human Rights
• HIST/HRTS 3207: Genocide after the Second World War
• HIST/HRTS 3232: History of Refugees, Migration, and Statelessness
• HRTS 2100W: Human Rights and Social Change
• HRTS 3460: Human Rights and Armed Conflict
• HRTS/LLAS 2450: Human Rights in Latin America
• HRTS/POLS 3042: Theories of Human Rights
• HRTS/PHIL 3220W: Philosophical Foundations of Human Rights

C. Applications and Methods

• BLAW/HRTS 3252: Business and Human Rights
• BLAW/HRTS 3254: Social Responsibility and Accountability in Business
• DRAM/HRTS 3139: Theatre and Human Rights
• HRTS 3149/3149W: Human Rights Through Film
• HRTS 3250W: Human Rights and New Technologies
• HRTS 3475: Economic Development and Human Rights
• HRTS 3540: Topics in Human Rights Practice
• POLS/HRTS 3256/POLS 3256W/HRTS 3256W: Politics and Human Rights in Global Supply Chains
• POLS/HRTS 3430: Evaluating Human Rights Practices of Countries

D. Sustainability

• ENGR/HRTS 3257: Assessment for Human Rights and Sustainability 1
• ENVE/ENVS/EVST 3100: Climate Resilience and Adaptation: Municipal Policy and Planning 1
• ENVE 3110E: Brownfield Redevelopment 1
• GEOG 2400E: Introduction to Sustainable Cities
• NRE 2600E: Global Sustainable Natural Resources
• POLS/ENGR/HRTS 3209E: Sustainable Energy in the 21st Century 1

E. Elective Courses

• Any HRTS course numbered 2000 level or above not already taken
• ANTH/HRTS 3028/ANTH 3028W/HRTS 3028W: Indigenous Rights and Aboriginal Australia
• ANTH 3150W: Migration
• ARTH/HRTS 3575: Human Rights, Digital Media, Visual Culture
• ECON 3473/3473W: Economic Development
• ECON 2445/HRTS 3445/WGSS 3445: Economic Foundations of Gender Inequality
• EDCI 2100: Power, Privilege, and Public Education
• GEOG 4240: Disaster Risk, Vulnerability, and Resilience
• HIST 2570: American Indian History
• HIST 3418: The Holocaust
• HIST/AAAS 3531: Japanese Americans and World War II
• HRTS 3293: International Study (with advisor approval)
• HRTS 3295: Special Topics (with advisor approval)
• HRTS 3298: Variable Topics (with advisor approval)
• HRTS 3299: Independent Study (with advisor approval)
• PHIL/HRTS 2170W: Bioethics and Human Rights in Cross-Cultural Perspective
• PHIL 2215/2215W: Ethics
• POLS/HRTS 3418/POLS 3418W: International Organizations and Law
• POLS/HRTS 3807: Constitutional Rights and Liberties
• AAAS 2220/2220/HRTS 2220: Asian Indian Women: Activism and Social Change in India and the United States
• SOCI 2220: Asian Indian Women: Activism and Social Change in India and the United States
• SOCI/HRTS 2830: Class, Power, and Inequality
• SOCI/HRTS 2898: Topics in Sociology and Human Rights
• SOCI/HRTS/AFRA 2520: White Racism
• SOCI/HRTS/AFRA 2530: African Americans and Social Protest
• WGSS/HRTS 2263: Women, Gender, and Violence
• WGSS 2255: LGBTQ Sexualities, Activism, and Globalization
• WGSS 3105: The Politics of Reproduction
• WGSS 3257: Feminist Disability Studies
• WGSS 3269: Gender, Sexuality, and Social Movements

Capstone Course

• HRTS 4291: Service Learning Seminar/Internship

Multidisciplinary Engineering with a Specialization in Industrial Design

This specialization covers all the necessary classes to obtain a well-rounded education in engineering, such as chemistry, calculus, physics, and materials science, but leaves a significant number of courses for a solid framework in industrial design.

• ART 3701: Industrial Design: Materials and Techniques
• ART 3705: Industrial Design: Form, Structure, and Space
• ART 3710: Industrial Design: Drawing and Modeling for Design
• ART 3720: Industrial Design: Process and Practice
• ART 3725:
• ART/ENGR 3735: SolidWorks for Industrial Design
• Select two Industrial Design electives from the following:
  • ART 3730: Industrial Design: Digital Fabrication
  • ART/ENGR 3740:
  • ART/ENGR 3750: Packaging Design and Graphics
  • ART/ENGR 3760: