By combining the skills of History and English, you will be prepared to hone your research and analytical skills to prepare historically and geographically sensitive stories, messages, and collaborative reports for secular and social settings.

You may be take up to two graduate courses during your undergraduate years. Your advisor and program director will provide guidance on course requirements. You will then follow the sequence of graduate courses for summer/fall and spring.

The time to completion varies depending upon when a student begins the program and how many credits are taken each semester. Based on full-time study (nine credits) in the fall and spring semesters only, the program length is two years.

However, as part of Bachelor’s + Master’s, this graduate program may be completed in one year, full-time, including summer courses and select graduate courses during your undergraduate years.

Completion of all required 100- and 200-level core requirements, and:
 
For students pursuing Literature or Rhetoric and Writing concentrations:
3 credits required: EN-226; 
3 credits from 227, 228, 229;
9 credits of 300-level Literature or Rhetoric and Writing electives
 
For students pursuing Creative Writing concentration:
3 credits required: EN-226;
3 credits from 227, 228, 229;
9 credits required in Creative Writing: 251, 352, 451

By combining the skills of Education and English, you will be prepared to unify your clinical experience with an in-depth study of literature, rhetoric, or creative writing to communicate in a clear, persuasive, and beneficial manner in educational and social settings.

You may be take up to two graduate courses during your undergraduate years. Your advisor and program director will provide guidance on course requirements. You will then follow the sequence of graduate courses for summer/fall and spring.

The time to completion varies depending upon when a student begins the program and how many credits are taken each semester. Based on full-time study (nine credits) in the fall and spring semesters only, the program length is two years.

However, as part of Bachelor’s + Master’s, this graduate program may be completed in one year, full-time, including summer courses and select graduate courses during your undergraduate years.

Completion of all required 100- and 200-level core requirements, and:
 
For students pursuing Literature or Rhetoric and Writing concentrations:
3 credits required: EN-226; 
3 credits from 227, 228, 229;
9 credits of 300-level Literature or Rhetoric and Writing electives
 
For students pursuing Creative Writing concentration:
3 credits required: EN-226;
3 credits from 227, 228, 229;
9 credits required in Creative Writing: 251, 352, 451

By combining the skills of Communication and English, you will be prepared to apply your critical thinking, research, and evaluation skills to the advanced study of literature, creative writing, or rhetoric to craft, present, and implement compelling messages and stories in a variety of careers.

You may be take up to two graduate courses during your undergraduate years. Your advisor and program director will provide guidance on course requirements. You will then follow the sequence of graduate courses for summer/fall and spring.

The time to completion varies depending upon when a student begins the program and how many credits are taken each semester. Based on full-time study (nine credits) in the fall and spring semesters only, the program length is two years.

However, as part of Bachelor’s + Master’s, this graduate program may be completed in one year, full-time, including summer courses and select graduate courses during your undergraduate years.

Completion of all required 100- and 200-level core requirements, and:
 
For students pursuing Literature or Rhetoric and Writing concentrations:
3 credits required: EN-226; 
3 credits from 227, 228, 229;
9 credits of 300-level Literature or Rhetoric and Writing electives
 
For students pursuing Creative Writing concentration:
3 credits required: EN-226;
3 credits from 227, 228, 229;
9 credits required in Creative Writing: 251, 352, 451

By combining the skills of Art and English, you will be prepared to explore, understand, create, and effectively communicate the thoughts, attitudes, ideas, and experiences depicted in a variety of mediums, as well as in professional, theoretical, and social contexts.

You may be take up to two graduate courses during your undergraduate years. Your advisor and program director will provide guidance on course requirements. You will then follow the sequence of graduate courses for summer/fall and spring.

The time to completion varies depending upon when a student begins the program and how many credits are taken each semester. Based on full-time study (nine credits) in the fall and spring semesters only, the program length is two years.

However, as part of Bachelor’s + Master’s, this graduate program may be completed in one year, full-time, including summer courses and select graduate courses during your undergraduate years.

Completion of all required 100- and 200-level core requirements, and:
 
For students pursuing Literature or Rhetoric and Writing concentrations:
3 credits required: EN-226; 
3 credits from 227, 228, 229;
9 credits of 300-level Literature or Rhetoric and Writing electives
 
For students pursuing Creative Writing concentration:
3 credits required: EN-226;
3 credits from 227, 228, 229;
9 credits required in Creative Writing: 251, 352, 451

By combining the skills of Anthropology and English, you will be prepared to unify your research and interpretative skills in the study of humanities with a wide-range of creative and critical writing to analyze, persuasively problem-solve, and communicate information in any work environment.

You may be take up to two graduate courses during your undergraduate years. Your advisor and program director will provide guidance on course requirements. You will then follow the sequence of graduate courses for summer/fall and spring.

The time to completion varies depending upon when a student begins the program and how many credits are taken each semester. Based on full-time study (nine credits) in the fall and spring semesters only, the program length is two years.

However, as part of Bachelor’s + Master’s, this graduate program may be completed in one year, full-time, including summer courses and select graduate courses during your undergraduate years.

Completion of all required 100- and 200-level core requirements, and:
 
For students pursuing Literature or Rhetoric and Writing concentrations:
3 credits required: EN-226; 
3 credits from 227, 228, 229;
9 credits of 300-level Literature or Rhetoric and Writing electives
 
For students pursuing Creative Writing concentration:
3 credits required: EN-226;
3 credits from 227, 228, 229;
9 credits required in Creative Writing: 251, 352, 451

By earning an undergraduate and graduate degree in History, you will be prepared to fully delve into the historian’s craft of analyzing and synthesizing the historical record for a deeper understanding about societal experiences across time and space.

HS 501 or HS 502, and one other HS graduate course of your choice. One or two graduate courses during senior year encouraged.

The time to completion varies depending upon when a student begins the program and how many credits are taken each semester. Based on full-time study (nine credits) in the fall and spring semesters only, the program length is two years.

However, as part of Bachelor’s + Master’s, students may begin taking graduate history courses during their senior year to accelerate their time to completion.

By combining the knowledge of P-3 and Teacher of Student with Disabilities endorsements with the English as a Second Language graduate program, you will gain an advantage in the job market while developing the comprehensive knowledge necessary for successfully teaching a variety of groups in the early childhood setting, including P-3, special education, and ESL students.

Education majors may take ED-606, EDL-515, ED-583, ED-584, or courses with advisor approval

The time to completion varies depending upon when a student begins the program and how many credits are taken each semester. Based on full-time study (nine credits) in the fall and spring semesters only, the program length is two years.

However, as part of Bachelor’s + Master’s, this graduate program may be completed in one year, full-time, including summer courses.

Students must be an education major as an undergraduate

By combining the knowledge of P-3, K-6 Elementary Education, and Teacher of Student with Disabilities endorsements with the English as a Second Language graduate program, you will gain an advantage in the job market while developing the comprehensive knowledge necessary for successfully teaching a variety of groups in the early childhood setting, including P-3, special education, and ESL students.

Education majors may take ED-606, EDL-515, ED-583, ED-584, or courses with advisor approval

The time to completion varies depending upon when a student begins the program and how many credits are taken each semester. Based on full-time study (nine credits) in the fall and spring semesters only, the program length is two years.

However, as part of Bachelor’s + Master’s, this graduate program may be completed in one year, full-time, including summer courses.

Students must be an education major as an undergraduate

By earning an undergraduate and graduate degree in Software Engineering, you will be prepared to expand upon your foundational knowledge with more advanced theory and algorithms in software system design, real-time application design, secure system design, data analysis, artificial intelligence, and and machine learning.

SE610, SE611

The time to completion varies depending upon when a student begins the program and how many credits are taken each semester. Based on full-time study (nine credits) in the fall and spring semesters only, the program length is two and a half years.

However, as part of Bachelor’s + Master’s, this graduate program may be completed in one year, full-time, including summer courses.

By combining the skills of Business Administration and Information Systems, you will be prepared to design or manage information systems that are crucial to any business; serve as a business system analyst or software project manager; and collect and analyze business data to help decision makers predict market trends and make strategic decisions.

The time to completion varies depending upon when a student begins the program and how many credits are taken each semester. Based on full-time study (nine credits) in the fall and spring semesters only, the program length is two and a half years.

However, as part of Bachelor’s + Master’s, this graduate program may be completed in one year, full-time, including summer courses.

CS175, CS104, SE205