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Provides a comprehensive understanding of the business world and prepares students for various careers through a combination of foundational courses in areas such as accounting, economics, and management.

Prepares students for careers in a rapidly changing media landscape. The program works through topics such as interpersonal communication, mass media, and public relations.

Gives students a broad understanding of the criminal justice system and the skills needed to succeed in an array of criminal justice careers. The exacting curriculum covers topics such as criminology, law enforcement, and corrections.

Explores several areas of academic and professional writing. Through a combination of foundational courses in English literature and composition, as well as specialized electives in areas electives like journalism, communication, and creative writing.

Encompasses historical and contemporary experiences of people of color in the United States. Through a multidisciplinary curriculum that covers topics such as race, ethnicity, and social justice.

Takes students through the dynamics of human development across the lifespan and in various family contexts. The curriculum covers topics such as psychology, sociology, and anthropology.

Provides students with a customizable approach to higher education through flexible coursework that allows students to choose courses from a variety of disciplines, including the arts, humanities, social sciences, and natural sciences.

Covers the scientific study of human behavior and mental processes. This program covers topics such as social psychology, developmental psychology, and abnormal psychology.

Gives students a strong understanding of the public sector and the skills needed to succeed in a variety of public service careers. The program curriculum delves into subjects such as public policy, budgeting, and organizational management.

Delivers an exploratory curriculum, investigating social structures and processes that shape human behavior and society. The program studies themes such as social inequality, globalization, and social change.

Offers a fundamental understanding of the complex role played by families and family members across various levels, in addition to the societal systems and establishments responsible for assisting families and individuals.

Enables students to gain proficiency in health communication using a combination of theoretical insights and practical skills, educating students on the creation, interpretation, evaluation, and comprehension of health messages in diverse communication settings.

Designed for communication majors and other students who seek practical competencies in alternative dispute resolution. Coursework is centered on alternative conflict resolution techniques, including tactics for managing disagreements in personal, public, legal, political, governmental, and corporate arenas.