Collection: Major

Students interested and committed to teaching social studies can earn a Bachelor of Arts degree in secondary education.

Students interested and committed to teaching mathematics can earn a Bachelor of Science degree in secondary education.

Students interested and committed to educating the next generation can earn a bachelor of science and teaching licensure in mathematics.

Data Science is the study of how we extract meaning from data, and in a data-driven world, professionals with this expertise are in high demand. This program prepares students to process, analyze, and present data from different domains and sources, as well as develop broader skills immediately applicable to the workplace.

The Political Science major provides exceptional instruction and training for a world that is profoundly shaped by political cultures, ideas, and institutions. The major is especially appropriate for those interested in careers in law, business, teaching, journalism, and government.

Offered through collaboration between the departments of Education, Psychology, and Sociology, this major explores the many factors that shape an individual’s socioemotional development, and prepares students to give families and children their voices in the community to fulfill their dreams and goals.

Students become sociology experts through rigorous coursework and research in one of three sociology concentrations: general studies, human services, and cultural and diversity studies.

Students experience a strong liberal-arts general education that tackles complex issues in our justice system. Majors gain a deep understanding of forensics, the courts, corrections facilities, and issues surrounding diversity.

Offered through collaboration between the departments of Education, Psychology, and Sociology, this major explores the many factors that shape an individual’s socioemotional development, and prepares students to give families and children their voices in the community to fulfill their dreams and goals.