Programs of Study

This certificate prepares you for community relations, advocacy, and social justice work in the public sector, opening doors to jobs in local, state, and federal government agencies, nonprofit organizations, philanthropic organizations, higher education, or health care institutions.

The need is rising for skilled experts to deal with all aspects of human health. The fields of medicine, nursing, physical therapy, physician assistant, wellness, healthcare management, nutrition, physical education, community and global health, and complementary health therapies are growing at record rates.

Bachelors + Masters

The History and Education with an Endorsement in Secondary Education (9-12) in Social Studies program is designed to prepare students for a career in education with an emphasis in Social Studies, and provide an understanding of the complex forces that have shaped the modern world.

Bachelors + Masters

The History/Political Science Interdisciplinary and Education with an Endorsement in Secondary Education (9-12) in Social Studies program is designed to prepare students for a career in education with an emphasis is Social Studies and provide an understanding of the fundamentals of early and modern political thought and public policy.

Bachelors + Masters

The Interdisciplinary Studies for Elementary Educators (ISEE) program is designed for students interested in teaching general content subjects at the elementary (K-6) level.

Bachelors + Masters

The Political Science and Education with an Endorsement in Secondary Education (9-12) program is designed to prepare students for a career in education, with an emphasis in social studies, and provide an understanding in the fundamentals of early and modern political thought and public policy.

Bachelors + Masters

Monmouth’s B.A. in Political Science with a Concentration in Legal Studies degree program provides a framework for students interested in the law, from preparation for law school to a starting point for paralegal career opportunities.

Our B.A. in Spanish students practice communication and apply what they learn as they speak, listen, read, and write in the language. You will develop insight into the experiences of global citizens and communities while focusing your studies in the areas of communication, media studies, and production.

The purpose of the minor in African Diaspora Studies is to provide students with a background in the histories and cultures of Africa, African Americans and the diverse African Diasporic communities around the world.

Specialize in the artistic traditions, history, and culture of Asian countries by pursuing a minor in Asian Studies.

The minor in Childhood Studies allows you to specialize your learning and explore the childhood experience through the lenses of psychology, sociology, literature, criminal justice, education, and more.

The need is rising for skilled experts to deal with all aspects of human health. The fields of medicine, nursing, physical therapy, physician assistant, wellness, healthcare management, nutrition, physical education, community and global health, and complementary health therapies are growing at record rates.

Specialize in Irish culture, language, literature, and history with this minor.

A minor in Legal Studies serves as an introduction to the broad interdisciplinary approach to the study of law. Offering a grounding in the fundamental principles of American national government, this minor also includes a core group of courses designed to develop the critical thinking and analytical skills required for law school.

Explore philosophical questions, belief systems, and societal structures throughout history with a Philosophy and Religious Studies minor.

As our societies become more diverse and globally connected, it is imperative that we develop cultural competency as we move forward. With a minor in Race and Ethnic Studies, you will become a global citizen through the interdisciplinary studies of the history, culture, geography, politics, sociology, and economics of Africans, African Americans, Asians, Native Americans, Latin Americans, and Muslim populations in the Middle East.

Critically and thoughtfully engage with religion throughout history and in the world today with a Minor in Philosophy and Religious Studies. Given religion’s traditional and ongoing power to shape individuals and societies, religious literacy is imperative to responding to the diverse religious perspectives and phenomena that impact local and global contexts, both past and present.

If you’re passionate about all things movies and television, pursue a minor in Screen Studies to dive deep into the history and cultural impact of the medium.

Monmouth University undergraduates not majoring in Social Work have the option to complete a minor in Social Services. The minor consists of 16 credits and allows students to gain familiarity and perspective with social work practice and policy issues.

Monmouth offers a Director of School Counseling endorsement that is designed for students interested in becoming student services administrators.