Programs of Study

The Emphasis in Public Administration allows students to prepare for work in government service or the non-profit sector, and is a springboard for a Master of Public Administration (M.P.A.) degree.

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Based on standards set by the American Psychological Association, our curriculum is designed to give you a solid and complete view of the science of psychology, including its history, methods and research techniques. Working closely with your academic adviser, you'll plan a course of study that also includes a healthy core of liberal arts classes that closely match your specific career goals.

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We offer a rigorous curriculum the teaches students the history of sociology, classical and contemporary theory, and how to conduct social research. Coursework puts emphasis on comprehending systems of race, class, and gender stratification and how they impact the life chances and opportunities of individuals in society. Students gain practical career experience through our internship program.

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The objective of this program is to provide students an opportunity to gain in-depth knowledge of both the history and current state of global warfare and diplomacy.

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• Criminal Justice
• Homeland Security
• Human Services
• International Studies
• Military Science & Leadership
• Non-profit Management 
• Political Science
• Pre-law
• Public Administration
• Sociology

• History
• International Studies
• Philosophy 
• Pre-law
• Religion

• Child and Family Studies
• Human Services 
• Psychology