Experiential Learning/ Research Requirement

Students must select at least 3 credit hours from the following:

• IDS 3730 - Innovative Studies Internship (1-9 Credit Hours)

• or approved disciplinary internship, research, field study, independent study, practicum, special topics course, or study abroad course

• IDS 3930 - Innovative Studies Research (1-9 Credit Hours)

Africana Studies Concentration Field of Study Courses

The following course is required as part of this concentration’s Field of Study. 

• Choose 6 additional credit hours from the comprehensive list of Field of Study courses above.  Students should select courses appropriate to their concentration and/or minor program(s) of study or as approved by their Academic Advisor.  Please review Concentration Elective Courses and minor courses for potential prerequisites, as these should be taken as part of one’s Field of Study courses.

• SOCI 1101 - Introduction to Sociology (3 Credit Hours)

Africana Studies Concentration Elective Courses

Choose 21 credit hours from the following list of courses for which the prerequisites have been met.  If prerequisites exceed 9 credit hours and are not incorporated into Field of Study requirements, they will count towards General Electives.

A list of approved courses is available from the Center for Africana Studies.

• AAST 3030 - Selected Topics in Africana Studies (1-4 Credit Hours)
• AAST 3230 - Introduction to Africa and Its Diaspora (3 Credit Hours)
• AAST 3235 - Race and Ethnicity (3 Credit Hours)
• AAST 3332 - African American Theatre (3 Credit Hours)
• AAST 3435 - African Art History (3 Credit Hours)
• AAST 3436 - African American Art History (3 Credit Hours)
• AAST 4133 - Gullah and Geechee Language and Culture (3 Credit Hours)
• AAST 4134 - The Civil Rights Movement (3 Credit Hours)
• AAST 4330 - Geography of Africa South of the Sahara (3 Credit Hours)
• AAST 4337 - Rhetoric of Social Movements (3 Credit Hours)
• AAST 4530 - Revelation and Revolution (3 Credit Hours)
• AAST 4532 - Destruction of Slavery (3 Credit Hours)
• AAST 4630 - Seminar in Africana Studies (3 Credit Hours)
• AAST 4890 - Directed Individual Study in Yoruba (1-15 Credit Hours)
• AAST 5233 - The American City (3 Credit Hours)
• ANTH 3331 - Cultural Anthropology (3 Credit Hours)
• ANTH 3335 - Caribbean Cultures (3 Credit Hours)
• ANTH 4336 - Medical Anthropology (3 Credit Hours)
• ANTH 4340 - Food and Culture (3 Credit Hours)
• ENGL 3030 - Selected Topics in Cinema (3 Credit Hours)
• ENGL 3350 - Introduction to African American Literary Studies (3 Credit Hours)
• ENGL 5590 - Studies in African American Literature (3 Credit Hours)
• HIST 3020 - The African Diaspora (3 Credit Hours)
• HIST 3030 - Selected Topics in History (3 Credit Hours)
• HIST 3130 - African American History to 1865 (3 Credit Hours)
• HIST 3131 - African American History since 1865 (3 Credit Hours)
• HIST 3530 - History of Africa to 1800 (3 Credit Hours)
• HIST 3531 - History of Africa since 1800 (3 Credit Hours)
• POLS 3237 - African American Politics (3 Credit Hours)
• POLS 3431 - African Politics (3 Credit Hours)
• SOCI 4332 - Sociology of Gender (3 Credit Hours)
• SOCI 4431 - Inequality (3 Credit Hours)

Asian Studies Concentration Field of Study Courses

Students are recommended to take 9 credit hours of an Asian Language, JAPN or CHIN, but may choose other lower division courses appropriate to their concentration and/or minor program(s) in place of a language.  (See comprehensive list of Field of Study courses above for options.) 

Asian Studies Concentration Elective Courses

Choose 21 credit hours from the following list of courses for which the prerequisites have been met.  If prerequisites exceed 9 credit hours and are not incorporated into Field of Study requirements, they will count towards General Electives.

• HIST 3200 - Traditional China (3 Credit Hours)
• HIST 5243 - Advanced Topics in Asian History (3 Credit Hours)
• HIST 5534 - Contemporary China (3 Credit Hours)
• INTS 3130 - Contemporary World Cultures (3 Credit Hours)
• INTS 3132 - Asian Politics (3 Credit Hours)
• INTS 3532 - The Modern Middle East (3 Credit Hours)
• INTS 3534 - Modern Southeast Asia (3 Credit Hours)
• RELS 3134 - Introduction to Asian Religions (3 Credit Hours)
• RELS 3138 - Introduction to Buddhism (3 Credit Hours)
• RELS 3234 - Asian Religious Philosophy (3 Credit Hours)

• Although not required, course work in an Asian language is strongly recommended.

Business Concentration Field of Study Courses

The following courses are required for this concentration’s Field of Study. 

• ACCT 2030 - Survey of Accounting (3 Credit Hours)
• ISBA 2530 - Advanced Business Applications (3 Credit Hours)

• or

• ECON 2105 - Principles of Macroeconomics (3 Credit Hours)
• ECON 2106 - Principles of Microeconomics (3 Credit Hours)

Business Concentration Required Foundational Courses

Choose at least one foundational course from the following list. It is recommended that students choose a course that meets the prerequisite requirement for one or more of their preferred Concentration Elective Courses.  

• BUSA 3131 - Foundations of Business Analytics I (3 Credit Hours)
• FINC 3131 - Principles of Corporate Finance (3 Credit Hours)
• ISBA 3130 - Management Information Systems (3 Credit Hours)
• MGNT 3130 - Principles of Management (3 Credit Hours)
• MKTG 3131 - Principles of Marketing (3 Credit Hours)

Business Concentration Elective Courses

Choose 18 hours of 3000 level or higher courses for which the prerequisites have been met from BUSA, CISM, ECON, FINC, LOGT, LSTD, MKTG, MGNT, OSCM, and/or courses from the following list. If prerequisites exceed 9 credit hours and are not incorporated into Field of Study requirements, they will count towards General Electives.

• ARTS 3470 - Arts Management (3 Credit Hours)
• ENGL 3230 - Business Writing (3 Credit Hours)
• HIST 4232 - Advertising and Culture (3 Credit Hours)
• HSCA 4201 - Health Care Marketing (3 Credit Hours)
• HSCA 4600 - Prin Of Human Resources Manage (3 Credit Hours)
• HSCA 4610 - Health Care Economics (3 Credit Hours)
• HSCA 4620 - Prin Of Man/Health Srvs Admin (3 Credit Hours)
• HSCF 4030 - Health/Fitness Management (3 Credit Hours)
• MUSC 3470 - Music Management (3 Credit Hours)
• PBAD 3334 - Introduction to Public and Nonprofit Financial Management (3 Credit Hours)
• PBAD 4331 - Leadership & Managerial Innovation (3 Credit Hours)
• RECR 3335 - Tourism Management (3 Credit Hours)
• RECR 3338 - Resort & Commercial Recreation Operations (3 Credit Hours)
• THEA 3336 - Theatre Management (3 Credit Hours)

Coaching Concentration Field of Study Courses

Choose 9 additional credit hours from the comprehensive list of Field of Study courses above.  Students should select courses appropriate to their concentration and/or minor program(s) of study or as approved by their Academic Advisor.  Please review Concentration Elective Courses and minor courses for potential prerequisites, as these should be taken as part of one’s Field of Study courses.

Coaching Concentration Required Courses

• KINS 3430 - Principles of Coaching (3 Credit Hours)
• KINS 3431 - Psychology of Coaching (3 Credit Hours)

Coaching Concentration Elective Courses

Select 15 hours of 3000 level or higher courses from the following list of courses for which the prerequisites have been met. If prerequisites exceed 9 credit hours and are not incorporated into Field of Study requirements, they will count towards General Electives.

• KINS 3426 - Coaching Baseball and Softball (2 Credit Hours)
• KINS 3427 - Coaching Basketball (2 Credit Hours)
• KINS 3428 - Coaching Football (2 Credit Hours)
• KINS 3429 - Coaching Olympic Sports (2 Credit Hours)
• KINS 4421 - Principles of Officiating (2 Credit Hours)

• Any KINS course 3000 level or higher for which the prerequisites have been met, as approved by the Academic Advisor

Comparative Literature Concentration Field of Study Courses

Students are required to have FORL competency through FORL 2002 or FORL 2060 (ARAB, CHIN, FREN, GRMN, JAPN or SPAN).  If fulfilling these requirements requires over 9 credit hours of 1000- and 2000-level courses, those hours will count towards General Electives. 

• ENGL 2111 - World Literature I (3 Credit Hours)

• If foreign language requirements are already met, please choose 3 additional credit hours from the comprehensive list of Field of Study courses above.  Students should select courses appropriate to their concentration and/or minor program(s) of study or as approved by their Academic Advisor.  Please review Concentration Elective Courses and minor(s) courses for potential prerequisites, as these should be taken as part of one’s Field of Study courses.

• ENGL 2112 - World Literature II (3 Credit Hours)

Comparative Literature Concentration Elective Courses

Choose 21 hours of 3000 level of higher courses for which the prerequisites have been met.  

• A minimum of 12 credit hours must have a COML prefix.
• A maximum of 9 credit hours may come from the following prefixes: ARAB, CHIN, COML, ENGL, FILE, FORL, FREN, GRMN, HIST, JAPN, PHIL, PSYC, SPAN, THEA, WGSS or other courses related to Comparative Literature as approved by the Academic Advisor.  

If prerequisites exceed 9 credit hours and are not incorporated into Field of Study requirements, they will count towards General Electives.

Culture and Society Concentration Field of Study Courses

Choose 9 credit hours from the following list of courses. It is recommended that students choose courses that meet prerequisites for their preferred Concentration Elective Courses.

• ANTH 1150 - Glob Pers Ant: People of World (3 Credit Hours)
• ARTH 2532 - Art History II (3 Credit Hours)
• COMM 2332 - Media and Society (3 Credit Hours)
• CRJU 1100 - Introduction to Criminal Justice (3 Credit Hours)
• GEOG 1130 - World Regional Geography (3 Credit Hours)
• SOCI 1101 - Introduction to Sociology (3 Credit Hours)
• IDS 2000 - Diaspora Studies (3 Credit Hours)
• IRSH 2130 - Introduction to Irish Culture (3 Credit Hours)

Culture and Society Concentration Elective Courses

Choose 21 credit hours from the following list of courses for which the prerequisites have been met.  If prerequisites exceed 9 credit hours and are not incorporated into Field of Study requirements, they will count towards General Electives.

• AAST 3230 - Introduction to Africa and Its Diaspora (3 Credit Hours)
• ANTH 3333 - Native Peoples of North America (3 Credit Hours)
• ANTH 4433 - Anthropology of Language and Gender (3 Credit Hours)
• ARAB 3330 - Arabic Culture (3 Credit Hours)
• ARTH 3380 - Women in Art (3 Credit Hours)
• ARTH 3100 - Art Theory and Criticism (3 Credit Hours)
• ARTH 3436 - African American Art History (3 Credit Hours)
• ARTH 3437 - American Art (3 Credit Hours)
• ARTH 3534 - 19th Century Art (3 Credit Hours)
• ARTH 4251 - Modern Art (3 Credit Hours)
• ARTH 4531 - Post-Modern Art (3 Credit Hours)
• ARTS 3680 - Environmental Art (3 Credit Hours)
• COMM 3530 - Media Ethics (3 Credit Hours)
• COMM 4330 - History of Mass Communication (3 Credit Hours)
• COMS 3338 - Rhetorical Criticism (3 Credit Hours)
• COMS 4332 - Political Communication (3 Credit Hours)
• COMS 4336 - Performance, Culture, Communication (3 Credit Hours)
• COMS 4337 - Rhetoric of Social Movements (3 Credit Hours)
• CRJU 3120 - Ethics in Criminal Justice (3 Credit Hours)
• CRJU 3733 - Inequalities, Crime, and Justice (3 Credit Hours)
• CRJU 3831 - Popular Culture and Justice (3 Credit Hours)
• ENGL 3433 - Comic Books, Culture, and Composition (3 Credit Hours)
• ENGL 4560 - Writing for Social Change (3 Credit Hours)
• ENGL 4570 - Writing, Rhetoric, and Culture (3 Credit Hours)
• FILM 3331 - History of Cinema (3 Credit Hours)
• FILM 5040 - Gender in Film (3 Credit Hours)
• GEOG 5530 - Cultural Geography (3 Credit Hours)
• HIST 3151 - The American War in Vietnam (3 Credit Hours)
• HIST 3158 - War and Society: A Global Perspective (3 Credit Hours)
• HIST 3231 - Introduction to Public History (3 Credit Hours)
• HIST 3436 - The Holocaust (3 Credit Hours)
• HIST 4134 - The Civil Rights Movement (3 Credit Hours)
• HIST 4135 - The United States in the 1960s (3 Credit Hours)
• HIST 4232 - Advertising and Culture (3 Credit Hours)
• HIST 4233 - The American City (3 Credit Hours)
• MUSC 3131 - History of Music I (3 Credit Hours)
• MUSC 3132 - History of Music II (3 Credit Hours)
• MUSC 3334 - Survey of Latin American Music (3 Credit Hours)
• MUSC 3335 - History of Rock & Roll (3 Credit Hours)
• MUSC 5236 - Jazz History (3 Credit Hours)
• MUSC 3435 - Imagine: The Music of the Beatles (3 Credit Hours)
• PHIL 3200 - Technology, Society and Human Values (3 Credit Hours)
• PHIL 3230 - Modern Political Thought (3 Credit Hours)
• PUBH 3130 - Substance Use and Addiction (3 Credit Hours)
• SOCI 3232 - Human Behavior and the Social Environment (3 Credit Hours)
• SOCI 3235 - Race and Ethnicity (3 Credit Hours)
• SOCI 4133 - Sociology of Religion (3 Credit Hours)
• SOCI 4137 - Social Movements (3 Credit Hours)
• SOCI 4334 - Sociology of Organizations (3 Credit Hours)
• SOCI 4335 - Self and Society (3 Credit Hours)
• SOCI 4338 - Sport, Culture, and Society (3 Credit Hours)
• SOCI 4431 - Inequality (3 Credit Hours)

• Other courses with appropriate content at the 3000 level or higher may be approved by the Academic Advisor.

• RELS 3435 - Religion, Sports, and Society (3 Credit Hours)

Entrepreneurship Concentration Field of Study Courses

Choose 9 credit hours from the following list of courses. It is recommended that students choose courses that meet prerequisites for their preferred Concentration Elective Courses.

• ACCT 2030 - Survey of Accounting (3 Credit Hours)

• or

• ACCT 2101 - Principles of Accounting I (3 Credit Hours)
• ECON 2105 - Principles of Macroeconomics (3 Credit Hours)
• ECON 2106 - Principles of Microeconomics (3 Credit Hours)
• LSTD 2106 - Legal Environment of Business (3 Credit Hours)

Entrepreneurship Concentration Required Courses

• MGNT 3234 - Fundamentals of Entrepreneurship (3 Credit Hours)
• MGNT 4234 - Intermediate Entrepreneurship (3 Credit Hours)
• MGNT 4235 - New Venture Finance (3 Credit Hours)
• MGNT 4236 - Entrepreneurship and Innovation Capstone (3 Credit Hours)

Entrepreneurship Concentration Elective Courses

Choose 9 credit hours from the following list of courses for which the prerequisites have been met.  If prerequisites exceed 9 credit hours and are not incorporated into Field of Study requirements, they will count towards General Electives.

• ECON 4333 - Managerial Economics (3 Credit Hours)
• ECON 4431 - Economic Development (3 Credit Hours)
• FINC 3131 - Principles of Corporate Finance (3 Credit Hours)
• FINC 3132 - Intermediate Financial Management (3 Credit Hours)
• MGNT 3235 - Leadership in Organizations (3 Credit Hours)
• MGNT 3431 - Hospitality Industry Overview (3 Credit Hours)
• MKTG 3131 - Principles of Marketing (3 Credit Hours)
• MKTG 3133 - Professional Selling (3 Credit Hours)

Environmental Public Health Concentration Field of Study Courses

The following courses are required for this concentration’s Field of Study. 

• BIOL 2260K - Foundations of Microbiology (4 Credit Hours)

• Additional 1000-2000 level courses to satisfy concentration prerequisites

• PUBH 2131 - Introduction to Community and Public Health (3 Credit Hours)

Environmental Public Health Concentration Required Courses

Choose 2 courses from the following list. It is recommended that students choose courses that meet prerequisites for their preferred Concentration Elective Courses.

• BIOL 1001 - Introductory Biology I: Environment (3 Credit Hours)

• and BIOL 1001L

• CHEM 1040 - Chemistry and the Environment (4 Credit Hours)

• or

• CHEM 1211 - Principles of Chemistry I (3 Credit Hours)

• and CHEM 1211L

• or

• CHEM 1211K - Principles of Chemistry I (4 Credit Hours)

• or

• CHEM 1151K - Survey of Chemistry I (4 Credit Hours)
• GEOL 1340 - Environmental Geology (4 Credit Hours)
• PHYS 1149 - Environmental Physics (4 Credit Hours)

Environmental Public Health Concentration Upper Division Required Course

• PUBH 3136 - Principles of Environmental Health (3 Credit Hours)

Environmental Public Health Concentration Electives

Choose 18 credit hours from the following list of courses for which the prerequisites have been met.  If prerequisites exceed 9 credit hours and are not incorporated into Field of Study requirements, they will count towards General Electives.

• PHIL 3334 - Environmental Ethics (3 Credit Hours)
• POLS 3231 - Environmental Politics (3 Credit Hours)
• PUBH 3231 - Epidemiology and Biostatistics (3 Credit Hours)
• PUBH 3431 - Introduction to Global Health (3 Credit Hours)
• PUBH 4232 - Global Environmental Health (3 Credit Hours)
• PUBH 4332 - Environmental Health Practice (3 Credit Hours)
• PUBH 4334 - Food Safety and Health (3 Credit Hours)
• SOCI 3435 - Environmental Sociology (3 Credit Hours)
• TSEC 5334 - Hazardous Waste Management (3 Credit Hours)

Environmental Studies Concentration Field of Study Courses

Choose at least 9 credit hours from the list below to meet prerequisites.  Additional hours will count towards General Electives.

• BIOL 1107 - Principles of Biology I (3 Credit Hours)

• and

• BIOL 1107L - Principles of Biology I Laboratory (1 Credit Hour)
• BIOL 1108 - Principles of Biology II (3 Credit Hours)

• and

• BIOL 1108L - Principles of Biology II Laboratory (1 Credit Hour)
• GEOG 1111 - Physical Geography (3 Credit Hours)
• GEOL 1121 - Introduction to the Earth (4 Credit Hours)
• GEOL 1122 - General Historical Geology (4 Credit Hours)

Environmental Studies Lower Division Prerequisite Courses

Please select all courses necessary to fulfill prerequisites for one’s chosen Concentration Elective Courses.  These credit hours will count towards General Electives.

• CHEM 1211K - Principles of Chemistry I (4 Credit Hours)

• or

• CHEM 1211 - Principles of Chemistry I (3 Credit Hours)

• and

• CHEM 1211L - Principles of Chemistry I Laboratory (1 Credit Hour)
• CHEM 1212 - Principles of Chemistry II (3 Credit Hours)

• or

• CHEM 1212L - Principles of Chemistry II Laboratory (1 Credit Hour)
• GEOG 1130 - World Regional Geography (3 Credit Hours)
• CHEM 2100 - Analytical Chemistry (4 Credit Hours)

Environmental Studies Concentration Elective Courses

Choose 21 credit hours from the following list of courses for which the prerequisites have been met.  If prerequisites exceed 9 credit hours and are not incorporated into Field of Study requirements, they will count towards General Electives.

• BIOL 3100 - People and the Environment (3 Credit Hours)
• BIOL 3131 - Physiology (3 Credit Hours)
• BIOL 3133 - Evolution and Ecology (3 Credit Hours)
• BIOL 3550 - Animal Nutrition (3 Credit Hours)
• BIOL 4470 - Sea Turtle Biology (3 Credit Hours)
• BIOL 4540 - Principles of Ecology (4 Credit Hours)
• BIOL 4550 - Biology of Marine Organisms (4 Credit Hours)
• BIOL 5250 - Limnology (3 Credit Hours)
• BIOL 5346 - Agroecology (4 Credit Hours)
• BIOL 5400 - Barrier Island Ecology (3 Credit Hours)
• BIOL 5470 - Marine Pollution (3 Credit Hours)
• BIOL 5530 - Wildlife Management (3 Credit Hours)
• BIOL 5534 - Conservation Biology (3 Credit Hours)
• BIOL 5542 - Aquatic Ecology (4 Credit Hours)
• BIOL 5546 - Plant Ecology (4 Credit Hours)
• BIOL 5547 - Marine Ecology (4 Credit Hours)
• CHEM 3401 - Organic Chemistry I (0-4 Credit Hours)
• CHEM 3401L - Organic Chemistry I Lab (1 Credit Hour)
• CHEM 3402 - Organic Chemistry II (0-4 Credit Hours)
• CHEM 3402L - Organic Chemistry II Lab (1 Credit Hour)
• CHEM 4320 - Green Chemistry (3)
• CHEM 5110 - Environmental Chemistry (3 Credit Hours)

Gender and Healthcare Concentration Field of Study Courses

The following courses are required for this concentration’s Field of Study. 

• WGSS 2100 - Introduction to Women’s, Gender, and Sexuality Studies (3 Credit Hours)

• Choose 3 additional credit hours from the comprehensive list of Field of Study courses above.  Students should select courses appropriate to their concentration and/or minor program(s) of study or as approved by their Academic Advisor.  Please review Concentration Elective Courses and minor courses for potential prerequisites, as these should be taken as part of one’s Field of Study courses.

• PUBH 2131 - Introduction to Community and Public Health (3 Credit Hours)

Gender and Healthcare Concentration Elective Courses

Choose 21 credit hours from the following list of courses for which the prerequisites have been met.  If prerequisites exceed 9 credit hours and are not incorporated into Field of Study requirements, they will count towards General Electives.

• HDFS 3232 - Sexuality in Human Development (3 Credit Hours)
• PUBH 4230 - Global Maternal and Child Health (3 Credit Hours)
• PUBH 5111 - LGBTQ+ Issues in Public Health (3 Credit Hours)
• PUBH 5521 - Women and Minority Health Issues (3 Credit Hours)
• SOCI 3339 - Sociology of Sexuality (3 Credit Hours)
• SOCI 3531 - LGBTQ+ Studies (3 Credit Hours)
• WGSS 4700 - WGSS Internship (3 Credit Hours)

• Other content appropriate courses 3000 level or higher for which the prerequisites have been met as approved by the Academic Advisor

• WGSS 5700 - Perspectives in Feminist Theory (3 Credit Hours)

Gerontology Concentration Field of Study Courses

Choose at least one course from the following list of courses. It is recommended that students choose courses that meet prerequisites for their preferred Concentration Elective Courses.

• HDFS 2137 - Lifespan Development (3 Credit Hours)
• PSYC 1101 - Introduction to Psychology (3 Credit Hours)

• Choose up to 6 additional credit hours from the comprehensive list of Field of Study courses above.  Students should select courses appropriate to their concentration and/or minor program(s) of study or as approved by their Academic Advisor.  Please review Concentration Elective Courses and minor(s) courses for potential prerequisites, as these should be taken as part of one’s Field of Study courses.

• SOCI 2130 - Introduction to Gerontology (3 Credit Hours)

Gerontology Concentration Required Courses

Choose one of the following courses, the remaining course may be taken as a concentration elective.

• HDFS 3136 - Adult Development and Later Life (3 Credit Hours)
• PSYC 3339 - Older Adult Developmental Psychology (3 Credit Hours)

Gerontology Concentration Elective Courses

Choose 18 credit hours from the following list of courses, not to include the course taken to satisfy the Concentration Required Courses above, for which prerequisites have been met. If prerequisites exceed 9 credit hours and are not incorporated into Field of Study requirements, they will count towards General Electives.

• CRJU 3535 - Family Violence (3 Credit Hours)
• HDFS 3136 - Adult Development and Later Life (3 Credit Hours)
• HDFS 4132 - Death and Bereavement across the Lifespan (3 Credit Hours)
• HDFS 4237 - Legal and Public Policies Affecting Families (3 Credit Hours)
• PSYC 3103 - Lifespan Developmental Psychology (3 Credit Hours)
• PSYC 3339 - Older Adult Developmental Psychology (3 Credit Hours)
• PUBH 4231 - Health Aspects of Aging (3 Credit Hours)
• SOCI 3135 - Aging (3 Credit Hours)
• SOCI 3338 - Sociology of the Life Course (3 Credit Hours)
• SOCI 4135 - Death and Dying (3 Credit Hours)

Global and Community Health Concentration Field of Study Courses

The following course is required as part of this concentration’s Field of Study. 

• Choose 6 additional credit hours from the comprehensive list of Field of Study courses above.  Students should select courses appropriate to their concentration and/or minor program(s) of study or as approved by their Academic Advisor.  Please review Concentration Elective Courses and minor courses for potential prerequisites, as these should be taken as part of one’s Field of Study courses.

• PUBH 2131 - Introduction to Community and Public Health (3 Credit Hours)

Global and Community Health Concentration Elective Courses

Choose 21 credit hours from the following list of courses for which the prerequisites have been met.  If prerequisites exceed 9 credit hours and are not incorporated into Field of Study requirements, they will count towards General Electives.

• PUBH 3130 - Substance Use and Addiction (3 Credit Hours)
• PUBH 3131 - Introduction to Chronic Diseases (3 Credit Hours)
• PUBH 3132 - Health Care Systems and Advocacy (3 Credit Hours)
• PUBH 3136 - Principles of Environmental Health (3 Credit Hours)
• PUBH 3138 - Multicultural and Social Determinants of Health (3 Credit Hours)
• PUBH 3231 - Epidemiology and Biostatistics (3 Credit Hours)
• PUBH 3330 - Modifying Health Behaviors (3 Credit Hours)
• PUBH 3331 - Stress Theory and Management in Health Promotion (3 Credit Hours)
• PUBH 3430 - Sexuality Education (3 Credit Hours)
• PUBH 4230 - Global Maternal and Child Health (3 Credit Hours)
• PUBH 4231 - Health Aspects of Aging (3 Credit Hours)

• PUBH 3000+ courses, for which the pre requisites have been met, that have been approved by the academic advisor.

Hospitality and Tourism Concentration Field of Study Courses

Choose at least 6 credit hours from the following list of courses. It is recommended that students choose courses that meet prerequisites for their preferred Concentration Elective Courses.

• ECON 2105 - Principles of Macroeconomics (3 Credit Hours)
• ECON 2106 - Principles of Microeconomics (3 Credit Hours)
• GEOG 1130 - World Regional Geography (3 Credit Hours)

• Choose up to 3 additional credit hours from the comprehensive list of Field of Study courses above. 

• THEA 1100 - Theatre Appreciation (3 Credit Hours)

Hospitality and Tourism Concentration Elective Courses

Choose 21 credit hours from the following list of courses for which the prerequisites have been met.  If prerequisites exceed 9 credit hours and are not incorporated into Field of Study requirements, they will count towards General Electives.

• AAST 4133 - Gullah and Geechee Language and Culture (3 Credit Hours)
• ARTS 3470 - Arts Management (3 Credit Hours)
• ENGL 3460 - Travel and Tourism Writing (3 Credit Hours)
• ENGL 5585 - Social Media Management (3 Credit Hours)
• GEOG 5532 - Tourism Geographies (3 Credit Hours)
• HIST 3231 - Introduction to Public History (3 Credit Hours)
• HIST 4233 - The American City (3 Credit Hours)
• MGNT 3431 - Hospitality Industry Overview (3 Credit Hours)
• MGNT 3432 - Food and Beverage Operations (3 Credit Hours)
• MGNT 3433 - Hotel/Lodging Operations (3 Credit Hours)
• MGNT 3434 - Venue & Event Management (3 Credit Hours)
• MKTG 3131 - Principles of Marketing (3 Credit Hours)
• MUSC 3470 - Music Management (3 Credit Hours)
• RECR 3235 - Outdoor Recreation Management (3 Credit Hours)
• RECR 3336 - Heritage Tourism (3 Credit Hours)
• RECR 3337 - International Tourism (3 Credit Hours)
• RECR 3338 - Resort & Commercial Recreation Operations (3 Credit Hours)
• RECR 3430 - Conference and Event Planning (3 Credit Hours)
• SOCI 3520 - Sociology of Tourism (3 Credit Hours)
• THEA 3336 - Theatre Management (3 Credit Hours)

Humanities Concentration Field of Study Courses

Choose 9 credit hours from the following list of courses. It is recommended that students choose courses that meet prerequisites for their preferred Concentration Elective Courses.

• ARTH 2531 - Art History I (3 Credit Hours)
• ARTH 2532 - Art History II (3 Credit Hours)
• COMM 2332 - Media and Society (3 Credit Hours)
• ENGL 2100 - Literature And Humanities (3 Credit Hours)
• ENGL 2111 - World Literature I (3 Credit Hours)
• ENGL 2112 - World Literature II (3 Credit Hours)
• ENGL 2120 - British Literature (3 Credit Hours)
• ENGL 2130 - American Literature (3 Credit Hours)
• ENGL 2133 - Applied Creative Writing (3 Credit Hours)
• FILM 2200 - Introduction to Cinema (3 Credit Hours)
• HIST 1111 - World History I: Development of World Civilization (3 Credit Hours)
• HIST 1112 - World History II: Emergence of Modern Global Community (3 Credit Hours)
• HIST 2110 - U.S. A Comprehensive Survey (3 Credit Hours)
• HIST 2111 - History of the United States to 1877 (3 Credit Hours)

• or

• HIST 2112 - Survey of US History II (3 Credit Hours)
• MMFP 2331 - Introduction to Video Production (3 Credit Hours)

• or

• THEA 1100 - Theatre Appreciation (3 Credit Hours)
• MUSC 1331 - Music Theory I (3 Credit Hours)
• MUSC 1333 - Music Fundamentals I (3 Credit Hours)
• PHIL 2010 - Introduction to Philosophy (3 Credit Hours)
• PHIL 2020 - Critical Thinking (3 Credit Hours)
• PHIL 2030 - Introduction to Ethics (3 Credit Hours)
• THEA 2333 - Fundamentals of Acting (3 Credit Hours)

Humanities Concentration Elective Courses

Choose 21 hours of 3000 level or higher courses for which the prerequisites have been met from at least three of the following disciplines:  ARTH, ARTS, COMM, COMS, ENGL, FILM, HIST, IRSH, MMFP, MMJ, MUSC, PHIL, PRCA, or THEA courses. If prerequisites exceed 9 credit hours and are not incorporated into Field of Study requirements, they will count towards General Electives.

Individualized Concentration Field of Studies Courses

Choose 9 credit hours from the comprehensive list of Field of Study courses above.  Students should select courses appropriate to their individualized concentration and/or minor program(s) of study or as approved by their Academic Advisor.  Please review upper division elective and minor courses for potential prerequisites, as these should be taken as part of one’s Field of Study courses.

Individualized Concentration Elective Courses

In consultation with your academic advisor, choose 21 credit hours of upper division courses for which the prerequisites have been met.  If prerequisites exceed 9 credit hours and are not incorporated into Field of Study requirements, they will count towards General Electives.

Please note that courses for this concentration must be approved to count towards graduation.

Instructional Technology and Design Concentration Field of Study Courses

The following courses are required as part of this concentration’s Field of Study. 

• ITEC 2130 - Instructional Technology and Design for the Workplace (3 Credit Hours)
• PSYC 1101 - Introduction to Psychology (3 Credit Hours)

• The following course is a recommended elective but is not REQUIRED for completion of the concentration:

• Choose up to 3 additional credit hours from the comprehensive list of Field of Study courses above.  Students should select courses appropriate to their concentration and/or minor program(s) of study or as approved by their Academic Advisor.  Please review Concentration Elective Courses and minor courses for potential prerequisites, as these should be taken as part of one’s Field of Study courses.

• STAT 1401 - Elementary Statistics (3 Credit Hours)

• or

Instructional Technology and Design Concentration Elective Courses

Choose 21 credit hours from the following list of courses for which the prerequisites have been met.  If prerequisites exceed 9 credit hours and are not incorporated into Field of Study requirements, they will count towards General Electives.

• EDUR 3130 - Introduction to Research Methods in Education (3 Credit Hours)
• ENGL 3310 - Digital Storytelling (3 Credit Hours)
• ITEC 3131 - Principles of E-Learning (3 Credit Hours)
• ITEC 3132 - Introduction to Instructional Design (3 Credit Hours)
• ITEC 3133 - Multimedia Message Design (3 Credit Hours)
• ITEC 4134 - E-Learning Project Management and Evaluation (3 Credit Hours)
• ITEC 5233 - Foundations of Technology-Enabled Learning (3 Credit Hours)
• PHIL 3200 - Technology, Society and Human Values (3 Credit Hours)
• PSYC 3104 - Principles of Learning (3 Credit Hours)
• PSYC 3331 - Child Developmental Psychology (3 Credit Hours)
• SOCI 3600 - Sociology of the Media (3 Credit Hours)
• SPED 3331 - Introduction to Special Education for Elementary Education (3 Credit Hours)
• SOCI 3250 - Sociology of Education (3 Credit Hours)

International Studies Concentration Field of Study Courses

• INTS 2130 - Introduction to International Studies (3 Credit Hours)

• or

• If foreign language requirements are already met, please choose 3 additional credit hours from the comprehensive list of Field of Study courses above.  Students should select courses appropriate to their concentration and/or minor program(s) of study or as approved by their Academic Advisor.  Please review Concentration Elective Courses and minor courses for potential prerequisites, as these should be taken as part of one’s Field of Study courses.

• POLS 2101 - Introduction to Political Science (3 Credit Hours)

• 3 credit hours of 1000 - 2000 level foreign language credits to meet upper division prerequisites 

International Studies Concentration Required Courses

• INTS 3130 - Contemporary World Cultures (3 Credit Hours)
• INTS 3230 - Global Issues (3 Credit Hours)

International Studies Concentration Elective Courses

Choose 15 credit hours from the following list of courses for which the prerequisites have been met.  If prerequisites exceed 9 credit hours and are not incorporated into Field of Study requirements, they will count towards General Electives.

• ANTH 3333 - Native Peoples of North America (3 Credit Hours)
• ANTH 3431 - Linguistic Anthropology (3 Credit Hours)
• ANTH 4331 - Anthropology and Human Problems (3 Credit Hours)
• ANTH 4334 - Cultural Research Methods (3 Credit Hours)
• ANTH 4433 - Anthropology of Language and Gender (3 Credit Hours)
• ARAB 3330 - Arabic Culture (3 Credit Hours)
• ARTH 3534 - 19th Century Art (3 Credit Hours)
• ARTH 4531 - Post-Modern Art (3 Credit Hours)
• ARTH 4830 - Independent Study in Art History (3 Credit Hours)
• CHIN 3030 - Selected Topics in Chinese (1-3 Credit Hours)
• ECON 3132 - International Trade (3 Credit Hours)
• ECON 3232 - International Macroeconomics (3 Credit Hours)
• ECON 4431 - Economic Development (3 Credit Hours)
• FINC 3133 - International Finance (3 Credit Hours)
• FREN 3195 - Studies Abroad: Language (3 Credit Hours)
• FREN 3395 - Studies Abroad: Culture (3 Credit Hours)
• FREN 4030 - Selected Topics in French (3 Credit Hours)
• FREN 4330 - Contemporary France (3 Credit Hours)
• GEOG 3330 - Weather and Climate (3 Credit Hours)
• GEOG 4232 - Geography of Latin America (3 Credit Hours)
• GEOG 4233 - Geography of Asia (3 Credit Hours)
• GEOG 4330 - Geography of Africa South of the Sahara (3 Credit Hours)
• GEOG 4430 - Geography of Europe (3 Credit Hours)
• GEOG 5231 - Economic Geography (3 Credit Hours)
• GRMN 3030 - Selected Topics in German (1-3 Credit Hours)
• GRMN 3330 - German Language and Society (3 Credit Hours)
• GRMN 4030 - Selected Topics in German (3 Credit Hours)
• GRMN 4330 - German Culture and Civilization (3 Credit Hours)
• HIST 3136 - US Foreign Relations since World War I (3 Credit Hours)
• HIST 3432 - Modern Germany (3 Credit Hours)
• HIST 3532 - The Modern Middle East (3 Credit Hours)

• or  INTS 3532 - The Modern Middle East (3 Credit Hours)  

• HIST 3536 - Modern Russia (3 Credit Hours)
• HIST 3537 - Colonial Latin America (3 Credit Hours)

• or  INTS 3537 - Colonial Latin America (3 Credit Hours)  

• HIST 3538 - Latin America since Independence (3 Credit Hours)

• or  INTS 3538 - Modern Latin America (3 Credit Hours)  

• HIST 4133 - US Foreign Relations: The Cold War (3 Credit Hours)

• or  INTS 4133 - U.S. Diplomacy: The Cold War (3 Credit Hours)  

• HIST 5335 - World War II (3 Credit Hours)
• HIST 5530 - 20th Century Russia (3 Credit Hours)
• HIST 5531 - Modern Japan (3 Credit Hours)

• or  INTS 5531 - Modern Japan (3 Credit Hours)  

• HIST 5532 - Modern China (3 Credit Hours)

• or  INTS 5532 - Modern China (3 Credit Hours)  

• HIST 5533 - Advanced Economic Rivalries in History (3 Credit Hours)
• INTS 3234 - Introduction to the European Union (3 Credit Hours)
• INTS 3236 - International Relations (3 Credit Hours)
• INTS 3239 - Human Rights in International Relations (3 Credit Hours)
• INTS 3338 - Contemporary Europe (3 Credit Hours)
• INTS 4136 - Politics of Industrialized Nations (3 Credit Hours)
• INTS 5634 - Seminar in Comparative Politics (3 Credit Hours)
• IRSH 3090 - Selected Topics in Irish Studies (3 Credit Hours)
• IRSH 3333 - Irish Theatre (3 Credit Hours)

• or  THEA 3333 - Irish Theatre (3 Credit Hours)  

• IRSH 3430 - Ireland in Film (3 Credit Hours)
• IRSH 3432 - Northern Irish Identities, Conflict, and Peace-Making (3 Credit Hours)
• JAPN 3130 - Japanese Conversation (3 Credit Hours)
• JAPN 3131 - Reading Japanese (3 Credit Hours)
• JAPN 3230 - Japanese Literature I (3 Credit Hours)
• JAPN 3330 - Japanese Culture I (3 Credit Hours)
• JAPN 3331 - Japanese Culture II (3 Credit Hours)
• JAPN 3530 - Business Japanese (3 Credit Hours)
• MGNT 4230 - International Management (3 Credit Hours)
• MKTG 4136 - International Marketing (3 Credit Hours)
• MUSC 3131 - History of Music I (3 Credit Hours)
• MUSC 3132 - History of Music II (3 Credit Hours)
• NTFS 3631 - Sustainable Foods (3 Credit Hours)
• NTFS 4630 - Cultural Foods (3 Credit Hours)
• PHIL 3334 - Environmental Ethics (3 Credit Hours)
• POLS 2236 - Survey in International Relations (3 Credit Hours)
• POLS 3132 - Asian Politics (3 Credit Hours)

• or  INTS 3132 - Asian Politics (3 Credit Hours)  

• POLS 3133 - Latin American Politics (3 Credit Hours)
• POLS 3134 - Middle East Politics (3 Credit Hours)
• POLS 3234 - European Politics (3 Credit Hours)
• POLS 3235 - Women and Politics (3 Credit Hours)
• POLS 3335 - Ethnicity and Nationalism (3 Credit Hours)
• POLS 3431 - African Politics (3 Credit Hours)
• POLS 4031 - Selected Topics in Political Science (3 Credit Hours)
• POLS 4133 - International Political Economy (3 Credit Hours)
• POLS 4134 - Human Rights and International Law (3 Credit Hours)
• POLS 4135 - International Organizations (3 Credit Hours)

• or  INTS 4135 - International Organizations (3 Credit Hours)  

• POLS 4138 - International Terrorism (3 Credit Hours)

• or  INTS 4138 - International Terrorism (3 Credit Hours)  

• POLS 4139 - Contemporary Political Thought (3 Credit Hours)
• PRCA 3333 - International Public Relations (3 Credit Hours)

• or  INTS 3333 - International Public Relations (3 Credit Hours)  

• RELS 3134 - Introduction to Asian Religions (3 Credit Hours)
• RELS 3135 - Introduction to Hinduism (3 Credit Hours)
• RELS 3136 - Introduction to Islam (3 Credit Hours)
• RELS 3251 - The Muslim World Since Genghis Khan (3 Credit Hours)

• or  HIST 3251 - The Muslim World since 1250 (3 Credit Hours)  or  INTS 3251 - The Muslim World Since Genghis Khan (3 Credit Hours)  

• SPAN 3335 - Conversation, Composition, Culture: South America (3 Credit Hours)
• SPAN 3336 - Conversation, Composition, Culture: Mexico and Central America (3 Credit Hours)
• SPAN 3337 - Conversation, Composition, Culture: The Caribbean (3 Credit Hours)
• SPAN 3338 - Conversation, Composition, Culture: Spain (3 Credit Hours)
• SPAN 3339 - Conversation, Composition, Culture: Latino USA (3 Credit Hours)
• SPAN 4231 - Spanish American Life, Literature, and Thought (3 Credit Hours)
• SPAN 4233 - Peninsular Life, Literature, and Thought (3 Credit Hours)
• SPAN 4530 - Advanced Spanish for Professional Communication (3 Credit Hours)

Irish Studies Concentration Field of Study Courses

• ENGL 2100 - Literature And Humanities (3 Credit Hours)

• or

• ENGL 2111 - World Literature I (3 Credit Hours)
• IDS 2000 - Diaspora Studies (3 Credit Hours)
• IRSH 2130 - Introduction to Irish Culture (3 Credit Hours)

Irish Studies Concentration Elective Courses

Choose 21 credit hours from the following list of courses for which the prerequisites have been met.  If prerequisites exceed 9 credit hours and are not incorporated into Field of Study requirements, they will count towards General Electives.

• ENGL 5235 - Irish Literature to 1850 (3 Credit Hours)
• ENGL 5236 - Irish Literature Since 1850 (3 Credit Hours)
• ENGL 5238 - Irish Women Writers (3 Credit Hours)
• ENGL 5440 - Early British Literature (3 Credit Hours)
• IRSH 3090 - Selected Topics in Irish Studies (3 Credit Hours)
• IRSH 3333 - Irish Theatre (3 Credit Hours)
• IRSH 3430 - Ireland in Film (3 Credit Hours)
• IRSH 3432 - Northern Irish Identities, Conflict, and Peace-Making (3 Credit Hours)
• PHIL 4433 - The Irish Philosophical Tradition (3 Credit Hours)
• RELS 3416 - Religion and Irish Identity (3 Credit Hours)

Latin American Studies Concentration Field of Study Courses

Students are required to have SPAN competency through SPAN 2002 or SPAN 2060.  If fulfilling these requirements requires over 9 hours of 1000- and 2000-level courses, those hours will count towards General Electives. 

If foreign language requirements are already met, please choose 9 credit hours from the comprehensive list of Field of Study courses above.  Students should select courses appropriate to their concentration and/or minor program(s) of study or as approved by their Academic Advisor.  Please review Concentration Elective Courses and minor courses for potential prerequisites, as these should be taken as part of one’s Field of Study courses.

Latin American Studies Concentration Elective Courses

Choose 21 hours of 3000 level of higher courses for which the prerequisites have been met.  

• A minimum of 6 credit hours must have a LAST prefix.
• A minimum of 6 credit hours must have a SPAN prefix. 

If prerequisites exceed 9 credit hours and are not incorporated into Field of Study requirements, they will count towards General Electives.

• GEOG 4232 - Geography of Latin America (3 Credit Hours)
• HIST 3537 - Colonial Latin America (3 Credit Hours)
• HIST 3538 - Latin America since Independence (3 Credit Hours)
• INTS 3537 - Colonial Latin America (3 Credit Hours)
• INTS 3538 - Modern Latin America (3 Credit Hours)
• INTS 4137 - Politics of the Global South (3 Credit Hours)
• MUSC 3334 - Survey of Latin American Music (3 Credit Hours)
• POLS 3133 - Latin American Politics (3 Credit Hours)

• 3000 level or higher LAST courses for which the prerequisites have previously been met.

  3000 level or higher SPAN courses for which the prerequisites have previously been met.

Human Life Sciences Concentration Field of Study Courses

Choose 9 credit hours from the following list of courses. It is recommended that students choose courses that meet prerequisites for their preferred Concentration Elective Courses.

• BIOL 1107 - Principles of Biology I (3 Credit Hours)
• BIOL 1108 - Principles of Biology II (3 Credit Hours)
• GEOG 1101 - Introduction to Human Geography (3 Credit Hours)
• GEOG 1130 - World Regional Geography (3 Credit Hours)

Human Life Sciences Concentration Required Lower Division Courses

These credit hours will count towards General Electives.

• BIOL 1107L - Principles of Biology I Laboratory (1 Credit Hour)
• BIOL 1108L - Principles of Biology II Laboratory (1 Credit Hour)
• CHEM 1211K - Principles of Chemistry I (4 Credit Hours)

• or

• CHEM 1211 - Principles of Chemistry I (3 Credit Hours)

• and

• CHEM 1211L - Principles of Chemistry I Laboratory (1 Credit Hour)
• CHEM 1212K - Principles of Chemistry II (4 Credit Hours)

• or

• CHEM 1212 - Principles of Chemistry II (3 Credit Hours)

• and

• CHEM 1212L - Principles of Chemistry II Laboratory (1 Credit Hour)

Human Life Sciences Concentration Elective Courses

Choose 21 credit hours from the following list of courses for which the prerequisites have been met.  If prerequisites exceed 9 credit hours and are not incorporated into Field of Study requirements, they will count towards General Electives.

• BIOL 3131 - Physiology (3 Credit Hours)
• BIOL 3133 - Evolution and Ecology (3 Credit Hours)
• BIOL 3134 - Cell and Molecular Biology (3 Credit Hours)
• BIOL 3220 - Genetics (3 Credit Hours)
• BIOL 3550 - Animal Nutrition (3 Credit Hours)
• BIOL 4230 - Introduction to Immunology (3 Credit Hours)
• BIOL 4240 - Biology of Microorganisms (4 Credit Hours)
• BIOL 4450 - Human Embryology (3 Credit Hours)
• BIOL 4520 - Medical Microbiology (3 Credit Hours)
• BIOL 5100 - Cell and Molecular Biology Lab (2 Credit Hours)
• BIOL 5110 - Sensory Physiology (3 Credit Hours)
• BIOL 5120 - Reproductive Biology (3 Credit Hours)
• BIOL 5131 - Cell Biology (3 Credit Hours)
• BIOL 5132 - Molecular Genetics (3 Credit Hours)
• BIOL 5142 - Molecular Biotechniques (4 Credit Hours)
• BIOL 5148 - Human Genetics (4 Credit Hours)
• BIOL 5150 - Cancer Biology (3 Credit Hours)
• BIOL 5200 - Mammalian Physiology (3 Credit Hours)
• BIOL 5230 - Comparative Animal Physiology (4 Credit Hours)
• BIOL 5239 - Neurobiology (3 Credit Hours)
• BIOL 5240 - Histology (4 Credit Hours)
• BIOL 5242 - Developmental Biology (4 Credit Hours)
• BIOL 5246 - Human Pathophysiology (4 Credit Hours)
• BIOL 5247 - Endocrinology (4 Credit Hours)
• BIOL 5248 - Immunology (4 Credit Hours)
• BIOL 5431 - Virology (3 Credit Hours)
• BIOL 5500 - Bioinformatics and Biotechnology (3 Credit Hours)
• CHEM 3401 - Organic Chemistry I (0-4 Credit Hours)
• CHEM 3401L - Organic Chemistry I Lab (1 Credit Hour)
• CHEM 3402 - Organic Chemistry II (0-4 Credit Hours)
• CHEM 3402L - Organic Chemistry II Lab (1 Credit Hour)
• CHEM 4210 - Biotechnology and Biocatalysis (3 Credit Hours)
• CHEM 4410 - Food Chemistry (3 Credit Hours)
• CHEM 5420 - Principles of Drug Design (3 Credit Hours)
• GEOG 5230 - Urban Geography (3 Credit Hours)
• GEOG 5330 - Population Geography (3 Credit Hours)
• GEOG 5435 - Nature and Society (3 Credit Hours)
• GEOG 5530 - Cultural Geography (3 Credit Hours)

Nonprofit Management Concentration Field of Study Courses

• NMLI 2231 - Introduction to Nonprofit Management (3 Credit Hours)

• Choose 3 additional credit hours from the comprehensive list of Field of Study courses above.  Students should select courses appropriate to their concentration and/or minor program(s) of study or as approved by their Academic Advisor.  Please review Concentration Elective Courses and minor courses for potential prerequisites, as these should be taken as part of one’s Field of Study courses.

• PBAD 2231 - Introduction to Public Administration (3 Credit Hours)

Nonprofit Management Concentration Elective Courses

Choose 21 credit hours from the following list of courses for which the prerequisites have been met.  If prerequisites exceed 9 credit hours and are not incorporated into Field of Study requirements, they will count towards General Electives.

• NMLI 3632 - Social Entrepreneurship, Enterprise, and Innovation (3 Credit Hours)
• NMLI 3633 - International Non-governmental Organizations (3 Credit Hours)
• NMLI 4332 - Resource Development and Management for Nonprofits (3 Credit Hours)
• NMLI 4333 - Strategic Management for Nonprofits (3 Credit Hours)
• PBAD 3334 - Introduction to Public and Nonprofit Financial Management (3 Credit Hours)
• PBAD 3731 - Public Policy (3 Credit Hours)
• PBAD 4031 - Selected Topics in Public and Nonprofit Management (3 Credit Hours)
• PBAD 4232 - Public Service Values and Ethics (3 Credit Hours)
• PBAD 4233 - Human Capital Management for Administrators (3 Credit Hours)
• PBAD 4331 - Leadership & Managerial Innovation (3 Credit Hours)
• PBAD 4791 - Field Internship in Public Administration (3-9 Credit Hours)

Physical and Mathematical Sciences Concentration Field of Study Courses

Choose at least 9 credit hours from the list below to meet prerequisites.  Additional credit hours will count towards General Electives.

• ASTR 1000 - Introduction to the Universe (3 Credit Hours)
• ASTR 1010 - Astronomy of the Solar System (3 Credit Hours)
• ASTR 1020 - Stellar and Galactic Astronomy (3 Credit Hours)
• CHEM 1211K - Principles of Chemistry I (4 Credit Hours)

• or

• CHEM 1211 - Principles of Chemistry I (3 Credit Hours)

• and

• CHEM 1211L - Principles of Chemistry I Laboratory (1 Credit Hour)
• GEOG 1111 - Physical Geography (3 Credit Hours)
• GEOL 1121 - Introduction to the Earth (4 Credit Hours)
• GEOL 1122 - General Historical Geology (4 Credit Hours)
• MATH 1113 - Pre-Calculus Mathematics (3 Credit Hours)
• MATH 1441 - Calculus I (4 Credit Hours)
• PHYS 1111K - Introductory Physics I (4 Credit Hours)

• or

• PHYS 2211K - Principles of Physics I (4 Credit Hours)

Physical and Mathematical Sciences Concentration lower division courses

Please select all courses necessary to fulfill prerequisites for one’s chosen Concentration Elective Courses.  These credit hours will count towards General Electives.

• CHEM 1212 - Principles of Chemistry II (3 Credit Hours)

• and

• CHEM 1212L - Principles of Chemistry II Laboratory (1 Credit Hour)
• MATH 2242 - Calculus II (4 Credit Hours)
• MATH 2243 - Calculus III (4 Credit Hours)
• PHYS 1112K - Introductory Physics II (4 Credit Hours)

• or

• PHYS 2212K - Principles of Physics II (4 Credit Hours)

Physical and Mathematical Sciences Concentration Elective Courses

Choose 21 credit hours of 3000 level or higher courses for which the prerequisites have been met from ASTR, CHEM, GEOG, GEOL, MATH, or PHYS. If prerequisites exceed 9 credit hours and are not incorporated into Field of Study requirements, they will count towards General Electives.

Public Administration Concentration Field of Study Courses

• PBAD 2231 - Introduction to Public Administration (3 Credit Hours)

• Choose 3 additional credit hours from the comprehensive list of Field of Study courses above.  Students should select courses appropriate to their concentration and/or minor program(s) of study or as approved by their Academic Advisor.  Please review Concentration Elective Courses and minor courses for potential prerequisites, as these should be taken as part of one’s Field of Study courses.

• NMLI 2231 - Introduction to Nonprofit Management (3 Credit Hours)

Public Administration Concentration Elective Courses

Choose 21 credit hours from the following list of courses for which the prerequisites have been met.  If prerequisites exceed 9 credit hours and are not incorporated into Field of Study requirements, they will count towards General Electives.

• PBAD 3331 - Applied Public Management (3 Credit Hours)
• PBAD 3333 - The Policy Process and Democracy (3 Credit Hours)
• PBAD 3334 - Introduction to Public and Nonprofit Financial Management (3 Credit Hours)
• PBAD 3431 - Public Budgeting (3 Credit Hours)
• PBAD 3731 - Public Policy (3 Credit Hours)
• PBAD 3732 - Policy Analysis (3 Credit Hours)
• PBAD 3733 - Contemporary Policy Issues (3 Credit Hours)
• PBAD 4031 - Selected Topics in Public and Nonprofit Management (3 Credit Hours)
• PBAD 4231 - Administrative Law (3 Credit Hours)
• PBAD 4232 - Public Service Values and Ethics (3 Credit Hours)
• PBAD 4233 - Human Capital Management for Administrators (3 Credit Hours)
• PBAD 4234 - IT and E-government for Public Managers (3 Credit Hours)
• PBAD 4235 - Research Methods and Evaluation (3 Credit Hours)
• PBAD 4331 - Leadership & Managerial Innovation (3 Credit Hours)
• PBAD 4334 - Policy and Markets (3 Credit Hours)
• PBAD 4791 - Field Internship in Public Administration (3-9 Credit Hours)

Public Policy Concentration Field of Study Courses

• Choose 6 additional credit hours from the comprehensive list of Field of Study courses above.  Students should select courses appropriate to their concentration and/or minor program(s) of study or as approved by their Academic Advisor.  Please review Concentration Elective Courses and minor courses for potential prerequisites, as these should be taken as part of one’s Field of Study courses.

• PBAD 2231 - Introduction to Public Administration (3 Credit Hours)

Public Policy Concentration Required Courses

• PBAD 3731 - Public Policy (3 Credit Hours)

• Choose 6 credit hours from the following list of required concentration courses:

• PBAD 3732 - Policy Analysis (3 Credit Hours)
• PBAD 4235 - Research Methods and Evaluation (3 Credit Hours)
• PBAD 4334 - Policy and Markets (3 Credit Hours)
• POLS 4210 - Politics OF Public Policy and the Bureaucracy (3 Credit Hours)

Public Policy Concentration Elective Courses

Choose 12 credit hours from the following list of courses for which the prerequisites have been met, and that were not taken as Public Policy Concentration Required Courses. If prerequisites exceed 9 credit hours and are not incorporated into Field of Study requirements, they will count towards General Electives.

• COMS 3331 - Argumentation (3 Credit Hours)
• ENGL 3337 - Language, Power, Politics (3 Credit Hours)
• HDFS 4237 - Legal and Public Policies Affecting Families (3 Credit Hours)
• HSCC 3130 - Health Policy Issues (3 Credit Hours)
• PBAD 3333 - The Policy Process and Democracy (3 Credit Hours)
• PBAD 3732 - Policy Analysis (3 Credit Hours)
• PBAD 3733 - Contemporary Policy Issues (3 Credit Hours)
• PBAD 4031 - Selected Topics in Public and Nonprofit Management (3 Credit Hours)
• PBAD 4235 - Research Methods and Evaluation (3 Credit Hours)
• PBAD 4334 - Policy and Markets (3 Credit Hours)
• PBAD 4791 - Field Internship in Public Administration (3-9 Credit Hours)
• SOCI 4232 - Social Welfare Policy and Services (3 Credit Hours)

Religious Studies Concentration Field of Study Courses

• RELS 2130 - Introduction to Religious Studies (3 Credit Hours)

• Choose 6 credit hours from the following list of courses. It is recommended that students choose courses that meet prerequisites for their preferred Concentration Elective Courses.

• ANTH 1102 - Introduction to Anthropology (3 Credit Hours)
• ANTH 1150 - Glob Pers Ant: People of World (3 Credit Hours)
• ENGL 2111 - World Literature I (3 Credit Hours)
• ENGL 2112 - World Literature II (3 Credit Hours)

• FORL 1001-2002

• or

• FORL 2060

• GEOG 1130 - World Regional Geography (3 Credit Hours)
• IDS 2000 - Diaspora Studies (3 Credit Hours)
• INTS 2130 - Introduction to International Studies (3 Credit Hours)
• PHIL 2010 - Introduction to Philosophy (3 Credit Hours)
• PHIL 2020 - Critical Thinking (3 Credit Hours)
• PHIL 2030 - Introduction to Ethics (3 Credit Hours)
• POLS 1150 - World Politics (3 Credit Hours)
• POLS 2101 - Introduction to Political Science (3 Credit Hours)
• PSYC 1101 - Introduction to Psychology (3 Credit Hours)
• RELS 2100 - World Religions (3 Credit Hours)
• SABR 2960 - Study Abroad (1-15 Credit Hours)
• SOCI 1101 - Introduction to Sociology (3 Credit Hours)
• SOCI 2000 - Global Sociology (3 Credit Hours)
• WGSS 2100 - Introduction to Women’s, Gender, and Sexuality Studies (3 Credit Hours)
• WGSS 2200 - Gender in Global Contexts (3 Credit Hours)

Religious Studies Concentration Elective Courses

Choose 21 credit hours from the following list of courses for which the prerequisites have been met.  If prerequisites exceed 9 credit hours and are not incorporated into Field of Study requirements, they will count towards General Electives.

• ENGL 3141 - The Bible as Literature (3 Credit Hours)
• ENGL 3150 - Mythology (3 Credit Hours)
• ENGL 5485 - Milton (3 Credit Hours)
• HIST 3139 - History of Religion in the U.S. (3 Credit Hours)

• or RELS 3139 - History of Religion in the U.S. (3 Credit Hours)   

• HIST 3233 - The Christian Church in the Roman Empire (3 Credit Hours)
• HIST 3250 - The Muslim World to 1400 (3 Credit Hours)

• or RELS 3250 - The Muslim World to Tamerlane (3 Credit Hours)  

• HIST 3251 - The Muslim World since 1250 (3 Credit Hours)

• or  RELS 3251 - The Muslim World Since Genghis Khan (3 Credit Hours)  

• or  RELS 3334 - Christian Europe 450-1750 (3 Credit Hours)  

• HIST 4530 - Revelation and Revolution (3 Credit Hours)
• HIST 5332 - The Age of Reformations (3 Credit Hours)

• or  RELS 5332 - The Age of Reformations (3 Credit Hours)  

• PHIL 3120 - Medieval Philosophy (3 Credit Hours)
• PHIL 3635 - Existentialism (3 Credit Hours)
• PHIL 4632 - Philosophy of Religion (3 Credit Hours)
• PSYC 3231 - Psychology of Religion (3 Credit Hours)
• RELS 3030 - Selected Topics (3 Credit Hours)
• RELS 3134 - Introduction to Asian Religions (3 Credit Hours)
• RELS 3135 - Introduction to Hinduism (3 Credit Hours)
• RELS 3136 - Introduction to Islam (3 Credit Hours)
• RELS 3137 - Introduction to Christianity (3 Credit Hours)
• RELS 3138 - Introduction to Buddhism (3 Credit Hours)
• RELS 3234 - Asian Religious Philosophy (3 Credit Hours)
• RELS 3238 - The Hebrew Prophets (3 Credit Hours)
• RELS 3330 - Introduction to the Hebrew Bible (3 Credit Hours)
• RELS 3335 - Introduction to the New Testament (3 Credit Hours)
• RELS 3416 - Religion and Irish Identity (3 Credit Hours)
• RELS 3430 - Religion and Politics (3 Credit Hours)
• RELS 3440 - Religion and Law (3 Credit Hours)
• RELS 4336 - Science and Religion (3 Credit Hours)
• RELS 5030 - Special Topics in Religious Studies (3 Credit Hours)
• SOCI 4133 - Sociology of Religion (3 Credit Hours)

Social and Behavioral Sciences Concentration Field of Study Courses

Choose 9 credit hours from the following list of courses. It is recommended that students choose courses that meet prerequisites for their preferred Concentration Elective Courses.

• ANTH 1102 - Introduction to Anthropology (3 Credit Hours)
• CRJU 1100 - Introduction to Criminal Justice (3 Credit Hours)
• HDFS 1131 - Introduction to Family Science (3 Credit Hours)
• HDFS 2135 - Child Development (3 Credit Hours)
• PSYC 1101 - Introduction to Psychology (3 Credit Hours)
• POLS 1150 - World Politics (3 Credit Hours)
• POLS 2101 - Introduction to Political Science (3 Credit Hours)
• SOCI 1101 - Introduction to Sociology (3 Credit Hours)
• SOCI 2232 - Introduction to Social Services (3 Credit Hours)

Social and Behavorial Sciences Concentration Elective Courses

Choose 21 hours of 3000 level or higher courses for which the prerequisites have been met from ANTH, CRJU, HDFS, POLS, PSYC, or SOCI. If prerequisites exceed 9 credit hours and are not incorporated into Field of Study requirements, they will count towards General Electives.

Sports and Recreation Management Concentration Field of Study Courses

Choose 9 credit hours fromthe following list. It is recommended that students choose courses that meet prerequisites for their preferred concentration elective courses.

• ACCT 2030 - Survey of Accounting (3 Credit Hours)

• or  ACCT 2101 - Principles of Accounting I (3 Credit Hours)  

• ISBA 2530 - Advanced Business Applications (3 Credit Hours)
• RECR 1530 - Introduction to Recreation (3 Credit Hours)
• RECR 2530 - Leadership and Programming in Leisure Services (3 Credit Hours)
• RECR 2630 - Introduction to eSports Management (3 Credit Hours)
• SMGT 2130 - Introduction to Sport Management (3 Credit Hours)

Sports and Recreation Management Concentration Required Course

This course will counts towards General Electives.

• SMGT 2230 - Social Issues of Sport (3 Credit Hours)

Sports and Recreation Management Concentration Elective Courses

Choose 21 credit hours from the following list of courses for which the prerequisites have been met.  If prerequisites exceed 9 credit hours and are not incorporated into Field of Study requirements, they will count towards General Electives.

• RECR 3230 - Adventure Education (3 Credit Hours)
• RECR 4430 - Financial and Legal Dimensions of Recreation (3 Credit Hours)
• RECR 4435 - Managing Recreation Organizations (3 Credit Hours)
• RECR 4530 - Marketing Recreation Services (3 Credit Hours)

• SMGT 3000 level or higher

• RECR 3215 - Youth Sports Programming & Administration (3 Credit Hours)

Sustainability Concentration Field of Study Courses

Choose 9 credit hours from the following list of courses. It is recommended that students choose courses that meet prerequisites for their preferred Concentration Elective Courses.

• ECON 2106 - Principles of Microeconomics (3 Credit Hours)
• GEOG 1101 - Introduction to Human Geography (3 Credit Hours)

• or

• GEOG 1111 - Physical Geography (3 Credit Hours)

• or

• GEOG 1130 - World Regional Geography (3 Credit Hours)
• INTS 2130 - Introduction to International Studies (3 Credit Hours)
• PUBH 2131 - Introduction to Community and Public Health (3 Credit Hours)

Sustainability Concentration Elective Courses

Choose 21 credit hours from the following list of courses for which the prerequisites have been met. Students must choose at least two courses taught within the College of Science & Mathematics. If prerequisites exceed 9 credit hours and are not incorporated into Field of Study requirements, they will count towards General Electives.

• ANTH 4150 - Environmental Archaeology (3 Credit Hours)
• ANTH 4331 - Anthropology and Human Problems (3 Credit Hours)
• ARTS 3680 - Environmental Art (3 Credit Hours)
• BIOL 3100 - People and the Environment (3 Credit Hours)
• COMS 4337 - Rhetoric of Social Movements (3 Credit Hours)
• ECON 4337 - Environmental Economics (3 Credit Hours)
• ENGL 5280 - Literature and the Environment (3 Credit Hours)
• GEOG 3330 - Weather and Climate (3 Credit Hours)
• GEOG 5231 - Economic Geography (3 Credit Hours)
• GEOG 5435 - Nature and Society (3 Credit Hours)
• GEOG 5530 - Cultural Geography (3 Credit Hours)
• GEOG 5531 - Environmental Impact and Remediation (3 Credit Hours)
• GEOL 5230 - Earth Science (3 Credit Hours)
• GEOL 5740 - Sea Turtle Natural History (4 Credit Hours)
• HIST 3580 - Environmental History (3 Credit Hours)
• HSCC 3140 - Epidemiology (3 Credit Hours)
• HSCC 3760 - Environmental and Community Health Issues (3 Credit Hours)
• INTS 3230 - Global Issues (3 Credit Hours)
• INTS 3571 - Development and Sustainability (3 Credit Hours)
• INTS 3573 - Sustainable Ocean Policy (3 Credit Hours)
• NTFS 3631 - Sustainable Foods (3 Credit Hours)
• PHIL 3334 - Environmental Ethics (3 Credit Hours)
• POLS 4137 - Politics of the Global South (3 Credit Hours)
• PUBH 3136 - Principles of Environmental Health (3 Credit Hours)
• RECR 3235 - Outdoor Recreation Management (3 Credit Hours)
• RECR 4230 - Environmental Education and Interpretation (3 Credit Hours)
• SOCI 3435 - Environmental Sociology (3 Credit Hours)
• SUST 3090 - Selected Topics in Sustainability (1-4 Credit Hours)
• SUST 3500 - Sustainability Research Methods (3 Credit Hours)
• SUST 4730 - Practicum in Environmental Sustainability (3 Credit Hours) ¹
• TCM 5330 - Green Building and Sustainable Construction (3 Credit Hours)
• TSEC 5334 - Hazardous Waste Management (3 Credit Hours)

• ¹SUST 4730 Practicum in Environmental Sustainability is a capstone project in sustainability, conducted with a faculty mentor  and coordinated by the Director of the Institute for Coastal Plain Science (ICPS). Students MUST contact the Director of the Institute for Coastal Plain Science at the beginning of the semester BEFORE the practicum, in order to allow time to develop, arrange, and approve a suitable project.

• TSEC 5336 - Environmental Law (3 Credit Hours)