Overview
B.A. in Interdisciplinary Arts and Sciences Program
Begin your academic journey with our versatile B.A. in Interdisciplinary Arts and Sciences degree, providing you the flexibility to select from two dynamic pathways: in-person and online. Whether you seek the traditional in-person experience or the convenience of virtual learning, our program is designed to empower you, allowing for a customized education that aligns with your distinct needs and ambitions.
In-Person B.A in Interdisciplinary Arts & Sciences
Immerse yourself in our on-campus experience through our In-Person B.A in Interdisciplinary Arts & Sciences. Tailored for working adults and transfer students, this specialized framework not only bridges classroom concepts with real-world applications but also cultivates heightened interpersonal communication skills. The curriculum emphasizes the development of intercultural understanding and global awareness, nurturing the growth of global citizenship.
Online B.A in Interdisciplinary Arts & Sciences
Step into our virtual classrooms through a meticulously curated Online B.A in Interdisciplinary Arts & Sciences program. Seamlessly blending synchronous and asynchronous learning, and utilizing cutting-edge learning management software, video conferencing platforms, and various online tools, this program is tailored for the needs of working adults and transfer students. Here, education integrates seamlessly with the demands of the workplace and the broader global context, enhancing both interpersonal communication skills and global citizenship.
Required Major Courses (12 credits)
Whether enrolled in In-Person or Online B.A. in Interdisciplinary Arts & Sciences program, students must successfully complete the three mandatory major courses, totaling 12 credits. This requirement forms the foundation of their academic journey, fostering critical thinking, reading, and writing skills. The curriculum places a strong emphasis on strategies for evaluating information and effective communication across various formats: written, oral, and digital. Individual courses within the program further refine these skills, focusing on specific subject areas within the student's chosen concentration. The three mandatory major courses are:
- IAS 24200, Introduction to Interdisciplinary Studies
- IAS 23324, Advanced Composition OR IAS 23304, The Essay
- SPAN 22504, Intermediate Spanish
Additionally, students take 20 credits in an interdisciplinary concentration area, bringing the total to 32 credits. Notably, at least 20 of the 32 BA credits must be completed in residence in the IAS Department.
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