The Department of English and Languages offers programs of study leading to the Bachelor of Arts in English, the BA in English with 8-12 Language Arts Certification, and the BA in English with an emphasis in technical writing. A teacher certification option is available in the program to teach at the secondary level.
The Environmental Engineering degree program provided by the School of Engineering is one of only a few such program in the State of Texas. This program prepares students for to develop innovative, sustainable solutions essential to the health, happiness and safety of the world around us.
As an environmental science major, you will take courses across several departments, gaining an integrated understanding of how biological, geological, and human factors affect environmental quality.
This degree is academically rigorous while providing the latitude to explore individual environmental interests and provides students with an opportunity to engage in research and field experiences across the disciplines.
The ETC opportunity is embedded in the KINE 3385 – Program Design for Special Populations course.
Finance graduates are well-equipped to enter into many areas associated with the insurance and real estate industries, as well as government and other not-for-profit areas where finance is in demand.
A degree in general business will give students a wide range of knowledge about diverse business functions.
Designed for students who seek a flexible degree program and do not desire or may not meet prerequisites of a highly structured traditional degree program.
The Bachelor of Applied Arts and Sciences in Geographic Information Systems (GIS) is a 120 credit hour program that teaches students how to think geographically, how to use geographic computer software programs (such as ArcGIS), and how to create maps and databases to solve contemporary world issues such as global climate change and resource management.
A Bachelor of Science in Geographic Information Systems (GIS) is a 120 credit hour program which teaches students how to think geographically, how to use geographic computer software programs (such as ArcGIS), and how to create maps and databases to solve contemporary world issues such as global climate change and resource management.
The Bachelor of Science degree in Geoscience is 120 credit hours and consists of six concentrations including Geology, Environmental Science, Petroleum Geology, Science Teacher Certification (Grades 8-12), Hydrogeology, and Earth Science. A teacher certification option is available in the program to teach at the secondary level.
The GFI opportunity is embedded in the KINE 2390 – Fundamentals for Group Exercise Training course.
The HPT program is designed to provide the educational opportunity to build on the student’s already-acquired technical skills so that they can pursue advanced positions within their chosen field, or pursue advanced degrees.
