What Students Learn in Their Majors

When students major in a particular subject, they are not simply taking a collection of courses but rather gaining knowledge and developing important skills and competencies that are reflective of a person educated in that discipline. The faculty at Monmouth University has identified the important areas of knowledge, skills, and competencies that students should be able to demonstrate upon completion of the curriculum in each program. Please use the available links to view the desired learning outcomes for each program listed.

PRESIDENT PAUL G. GAFFNEY II TO DELIVER MONMOUTH UNIVERSITY COMMENCEMENT ADDRESS

Monmouth University Confers First Doctoral Degrees at Ceremony (Doctor of Nursing Practice) on May 22

It's not too late to apply for Fall 2013!

Applications still being accepted for the upcoming fall semester. Apply today!

Instant Decision Tuesdays for First-Year and Transfer Students

During May and June, meet with an admission counselor to determine enrollment options for Fall 2013.

ADDICTION AND TRAUMA CONFERENCE TO BE HELD AT MONMOUTH UNIVERSITY

May 24, 2013

IN THE NEWS: ON MOTHER'S DAY, CONSIDER PAID PATERNAL LEAVE

Economics Professors Steven Pressman & Robert Scott's op-ed was published in The Star Ledger on May 10.

MONMOUTH UNIVERSITY STUDENT WINS LAW ENFORCEMENT AWARD

Award recipient Julia Schmidt

IN THE NEWS: 5 WAYS TO SURVIVE A HYPERCRITICAL BOSS

Psychological Counseling Professor Alan Cavaiola was featured on Fortune.com on May 2.

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Annual Student Exhibition

Jacob Landau Exhibit

SIFI - Professional Education Workshop

Greek Senate Retreat