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Physics
The goal of the undergraduate Physics program from South Dakota School of Mines and Technology is to help students develop a deep understanding of the laws of physics along with the skills to solve related problems and enable further exploration of physical phenomena.
Construction Management
The Construction Management programme at Morgan State University is a comprehensive B.S. degree designed for future industry leaders. This full-time undergraduate course focuses on sustainable building practices and technical expertise. Students gain essential skills in green technology and project leadership over a four-year duration.
Communication
The Communication programme at Oakland University is a comprehensive Bachelor of Arts degree designed for flexible, full-time study. This undergraduate course empowers students to master strategic messaging and media skills. It combines theoretical knowledge with practical training to prepare graduates for diverse global careers.
General Studies
General Studies is offered at West Texas A&M University. In an economy where tomorrow’s jobs will be quite different from today, a general background with concentrations in subjects of interest to you will provide the greatest preparation for your future.
Marketing
The Marketing degree at University of San Francisco spans multiple disciplines and nurtures students who have a variety of interests and skills, from communication to data analysis and from creativity and innovation to digital technology and from concerns about earning profits to doing social good.
Communication
The Communication programme at Central Michigan University offers versatile undergraduate pathways including B.A., B.S., and B.A.A. degrees. This full-time, on-campus course develops essential expertise in public speaking and organisational dynamics. Students gain professional edge through expert-led instruction and global study options.
Construction Science and Management
Do you consider yourself a leader of people and processes? Do you enjoy working both indoors and outdoors, with people of diverse backgrounds? Do you like to solve problems and see your solutions come to reality? If this describes you, and you love construction, then Construction Science and Management Clemson University’s degree is custom built for you.
Journalism
The Journalism program at the University of Kentucky prepares students for leadership roles in rapidly changing media by requiring a strong core of journalism courses within the rich context of a liberal arts education.
Psychology
The most basic value of the Department of Psychology at Wake Forest University is the advancement of knowledge and understanding for the betterment of the human condition. Within the context of our particular Department and University, there are at least three dimensions to the embodiment of this value.
Sociology
The BA Sociology programme at University of Leeds examines the interconnections between individuals and wider society. You’ll explore changing social, cultural, economic and political processes such as the identities, inequalities and policies that shape our lives.
Accounting
The Department of Accounting's undergraduate program at the University of Louisiana at Lafayette covers the basics of accounting, as well as a high level of specialized training that you need for a successful career as an accountant.
Childhood Education (1-6)
The Childhood Education (1-6) programme at St. John's University is a full-time BSEd degree based at the Queens Campus. This public study mode course lasts four years, preparing students for New York State initial certification through 123 credits of rigorous academic study and early experiential learning in local schools.
Classical Studies
Classics is an interdisciplinary field, encompassing the languages, literature, art, archaeology, history, philosophy, mythology, and religious lives of the Greeks and Romans in the broader ancient Mediterranean world. This Classical Studies program is offered at John Carroll University.
Journalism
The Journalism programme at the University of Rhode Island provides a comprehensive, multi-disciplinary education for aspiring media professionals. This full-time undergraduate degree focuses on news gathering and ethical reporting. Students develop essential skills in editing and production within a modern academic setting.
Communication and Sociology (Hons)
The Communication and Sociology (Hons) programme at the University of Ottawa offers a comprehensive public study mode for students seeking to master social dynamics. This bachelor degree explores media impact and institutional structures over a standard four-year duration, combining theoretical depth with practical research skills.
Economics - Quantitative Emphasis
The Economics - Quantitative Emphasis programme at the University of Minnesota is a public bachelor degree designed for students seeking rigorous analytical training. This full-time course integrates advanced mathematics and statistics with economic theory to prepare graduates for research and data-driven industry roles.
Writing, Literature and Publishing
Whether it’s the rise of niche magazines, the return of the physical bookstore, or the growth of digital self-publishing, the written word isn’t disappearing—it’s evolving. The Writing, Literature and Publishing program at Emerson College provides students with the knowledge, understanding, and skills across both print and digital media needed to thrive in this changing literary environment.
Sociology
The BS in Sociology at Salem State University combines a solid liberal arts and science curriculum with courses that complement specific career goals.
Environmental Studies - Humanities
The Environmental Studies - Humanities program from Loyola University New Orleans prepares students to use what they learn in the natural sciences, social sciences, and humanities to understand human interactions with the environment.
History of Art
History of Art BFA students at Massachusetts College of Art and Design learn to identify, classify, describe, and interpret works of art from a wide range of periods and cultures.