College of Arts and Sciences
2005-2007 Graduate Academic Catalog | Catalogs

Graduate programs in the College of Arts and Sciences enable students to complete formal degrees, prepare for doctoral programs, study for professions, or continue lifelong learning. To prepare students for rewarding work or advancement in their fields, the College offers courses in the traditional arts and sciences as well as in emerging professional and technical areas. Graduate degrees offered by the College of Arts and Sciences are listed below.

Biotechnology, Chemical Science (MS)
Clinical Psychology (MA, PsyD)
Clinical Professional Psychology (MA)
Computer Science (MS)
Creative Writing (MFA)
Economics (MA)
English (MA)
History (MA)
Industrial/Organizational Psychology (MA)
Integrated Marketing Communications (MSIMC)
Journalism (MSJ)
Mathematics (MS)
Political Science (MA)
Public Administration (MPA, EMPA)
Sociology (MA)
Spanish (MA)
Spanish (MA)
Women’s and Gender Studies (MA)

Graduate certificate programs in the College of Arts and Sciences allow students with undergraduate or higher degrees to concentrate on a focused area of study in a relatively short amount of time. The certificates listed below range from two courses to six courses; requirements for each certificate are listed under the department designated below.

ABC Relaxation Training ..... Psychology
Advanced Stress Management ..... Psychology
Biotechnology ..... Biology
Clinical Child and Family Studies ..... Psychology
Geographic Information Systems ..... Public Administration
Health Services Management ..... Public Administration
Information Technology and Computer Science ..... Computer Science
Nonprofit Management ..... Public Administration
Stress Management ..... Psychology
Telecommunications ..... Computer Science
Women’s and Gender Studies ..... Women’s and Gender Studies

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