Designed for individuals interested in preparing for or furthering their careers in the management of healthcare delivery entities, such as integrated systems, hospitals and managed care organizations. The program also provides training that leads to careers in consulting, health planning, policy analysis and long-term care administration.

In the job market, there is high demand for economics majors with strong quantitative and statistical skills. This program will produce career-ready graduates, able to excel in a variety of fields involving quantitative analysis. The Economics and Mathematics/Statistics B.A. program is ideal for students seeking a variety of industry or government jobs that require more technical training, or for students who plan to pursue a graduate degree in economics after completing their B.A. degree.

Prepare for a career in pharmaceutical research, development or analysis, or develop the foundation to continue your studies in a graduate program. Gain hands-on experience through laboratory work and courses that cover topics such as medicinal chemistry, biotechnology techniques and pharmaceutical analysis.

Earn your undergraduate and graduate degrees in psychological science in just five years (depending on your course load). Deepen your understanding of various areas of psychology, such as mental illness, religion, globalization and sustainable development, among others. Additionally, enhance your knowledge in specialized areas of research or interdisciplinary social sciences through specialized electives.

Learn to effectively utilize GIS technology in urban environments. Discover the principles of GIS and advanced methods through practical applications and individual GIS-based projects to foster a comprehensive understanding of spatial information analysis and management. This program is open to degree-seeking graduate students and non-degree graduate students with program permission. The certificate program consists of 12 credit hours.