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Degrees, Majors and Programs Available TEXAS CHRISTIAN UNIVERSITY DEGREES OFFERED FALL 2010 COLLEGE/SCHOOL BACCALAUREATE GRADUATE AddRan College of Liberal Bachelor of Arts (BA) Master of Arts (MA) Arts Bachelor of Science in Criminal Justice (BCJ) Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) Bachelor of General Studies (BGS) Bachelor of Science (BS) Neeley School of Business Bachelor of Business Administration (BBA) Master of Accounting (MAC) Master of Business Administration (MBA) College of Communication Bachelor of Arts (BA) Master of Science (MS) Bachelor of Science (BS) College of Education Bachelor of Science in Education (BSE) Master of Education (MED) Doctor of Education (DED) Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) College of Fine Arts Bachelor of Arts (BA) Master of Arts (MA) Bachelor of Fine Arts (BFA) Master of Fine Arts (MFA) Bachelor of Music in Performance (BM) Master of Music in Performance (MM) Bachelor of Music Education (BME) Master of Music Education (MME) Bachelor of Science (BS) Doctor of Musical Arts (DMA) Harris College of Nursing Bachelor of Science (BS) Master of Science (MS) & Health Sciences Bachelor of Science in Athletic Training (BSAT) Master of Science in Nursing (MSN) Bachelor of Science in Nursing (BSN) Master of Science in Nurse Anesthesia (MSNA) Bachelor of Science in Social Work (BSSW) Doctor of Nursing Practice (DNP) - Anesthesia Doctor of Nursing Practice (DNP) College of Science & Bachelor of Arts (BA) Master of Arts (MA) Engineering Bachelor of Science (BS) Master of Arts in Teaching (MAT) Master of Environmental Management (MEM) Master of Science (MS) Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) University Programs Bachelor of Science (BS) Master of Liberal Arts (MLA) Institutional Research 10-50-1 (9/8/10) TEXAS CHRISTIAN UNIVERSITY TOTAL AREAS OF STUDY FALL 2010 COLLEGE/SCHOOL Bachelor's Master's Doctorate Minors ADDRAN COLLEGE OF LIBERAL ARTS 17 2 3 24 NEELEY SCHOOL OF BUSINESS 14 3 0 3 COLLEGE OF COMMUNICATION 5 3 0 3 COLLEGE OF EDUCATION 10 10 2 1 COLLEGE OF FINE ARTS 31 16 8 6 HARRIS COLLEGE OF NUSING & HEALTH SCIENCES 9 6 2 8 COLLEGE OF SCIENCE & ENGINEERING 23 8 5 18 UNIVERSITY PROGRAMS 1 1 0 2 TOTAL 110 49 20 65 Note: Areas of study reported are those available to new, incoming students under the most recent catalog. Transcript descriptions are used to identify areas of study and each unique transcript description is counted once for each degree level. Institutional Research 10-50-1 (9/8/10) TEXAS CHRISTIAN UNIVERSITY AREAS OF STUDY FALL 2010 DEGREE MINOR/ TEACHER COLLEGE/SCHOOL AREA OF STUDY LEVEL EMPHASIS CERTIFICATION B M D x/e T ADDRAN COLLEGE OF LIBERAL ARTS Criminal Justice Criminal Justice B x Economics Economics B x Economics - International B x English English B M D x Writing B x Rhetoric and Composition D History History B M D x T* Geography B x Modern Language Studies Language Studies in French B x T* Language Studies in German B x Italian x Japanese x Philosophy Philosophy B x Political Science Political Science B x Political Science - International B Religion Religion B x Sociology & Anthropology Anthropology B x Sociology B x Spanish & Hispanic Studies Spanish B x T* Spanish for Health Professions x *Requires an Educational Studies minor. Institutional Research 10-50-1 (9/8/10) TEXAS CHRISTIAN UNIVERSITY AREAS OF STUDY FALL 2010 DEGREE MINOR/ TEACHER COLLEGE/SCHOOL AREA OF STUDY LEVEL EMPHASIS CERTIFICATION B M D x/e T Non-Departmental Programs General Studies B Asian Studies x British and Colonial/Post-Colonial Studies x Classical Studies x Interdisciplinary Studies x Latina/o Studies x Urban Studies x NEELEY SCHOOL OF BUSINESS Neeley School of Business Business Administration M x T* Educational Leadership M Accounting Accounting B M x Accounting - International Emphasis B Finance Finance B x Finance - International Emphasis B Finance - Real Estate B Finance - Real Estate - International Emphasis B Info. Systems & Supply Chain Mgmt Business Information Systems B Business Information Systems - International Emphasis B Supply and Value Chain Management B Supply and Value Chain Management - International Emphasis B Management Entrepreneurial Management B Entrepreneurial Management - International Emphasis B Marketing Marketing B Marketing - International Emphasis B *Requires an Educational Studies minor. Institutional Research 10-50-1 (9/8/10) TEXAS CHRISTIAN UNIVERSITY AREAS OF STUDY FALL 2010 DEGREE MINOR/ TEACHER COLLEGE/SCHOOL AREA OF STUDY LEVEL EMPHASIS CERTIFICATION B M D x/e T COLLEGE OF COMMUNICATION Communication Studies Communication Studies B M x T* Film, Television, & Digital Media Film, Television and Digital Media B x Film, Television and Digital Media - Sports Broadcasting B Schieffer School of Journalism Strategic Communication B Journalism B M x T* Journalism - Advertising/Public Relations M COLLEGE OF EDUCATION Curriculum Studies M Early Childhood Education - Bilingual B T Early Childhood Education with ESL or Special Education Options B T Educational Administration M Educational Leadership D Educational Studies x Elementary Education M Elementary Education-Child Life Emphasis** M Guidance Counseling M Guidance Counseling-Child Life Emphasis M Middle School Education** M Middle School Education - English Language Arts & Reading-ESL B T Middle School Education - Math B T Middle School Education - Science B T Middle School Education - Social Studies B T Science Education M D Secondary Education** M Secondary Education - English Language Arts & Reading with ESL B T Secondary School Education - Life Science B T Secondary School Education - Physical Science B T Secondary School Education - Social Studies B T Special Education M *Requires an Educational Studies minor. **4/1 academic plan available only to students completing an undergraduate education degree at TCU. Institutional Research 10-50-1 (9/8/10) TEXAS CHRISTIAN UNIVERSITY AREAS OF STUDY FALL 2010 DEGREE MINOR/ TEACHER COLLEGE/SCHOOL AREA OF STUDY LEVEL EMPHASIS CERTIFICATION B M D x/e T COLLEGE OF FINE ARTS Design, Merchandising, & Textiles Fashion Merchandising B Interior Design B Lighting for Visual Presentation x School of Art Art x Art Administration x Art Education B T Art History B M x Graphic Design B Studio Art (w/specialization in Painting, Printmaking, or Sculpture) M Studio Art - Ceramics B Studio Art - Painting B Studio Art - Photography B Studio Art - Printmaking B Studio Art - Sculpture B School of Classical & Contemp. Dance Ballet B Ballet/Modern Dance B Modern Dance B Dance T* School of Music Church Music B Conducting D Conducting - Band Emphasis M Conducting - Choral Emphasis M Conducting - Orchestral Emphasis M Instrumental Performance B Keyboard - Piano Concentration B Music B x Music Composition B D Music Education M T *Requires an Educational Studies minor. Institutional Research 10-50-1 (9/8/10) TEXAS CHRISTIAN UNIVERSITY AREAS OF STUDY FALL 2010 DEGREE MINOR/ TEACHER COLLEGE/SCHOOL AREA OF STUDY LEVEL EMPHASIS CERTIFICATION B M D x/e T School of Music - cont'd Music Education - Instrumental Concentration B T Music Education - Vocal Concentration B T Music Education - emphasis in Piano Pedagogy M T Music Keyboard - Organ Concentration B Music Performance - String Instruments B Music Theory B Music Theory & Composition M Musicology M Organ Performance M D Piano Pedagogy B M D Piano Performance M D String Performance M D Vocal Performance B M D Voice Pedagogy M Wind/Percussion Performance M D Theatre Theatre B x T* Theatre - Acting Emphasis B Theatre - Design Emphasis B Theatre - Musical Theatre Emphasis B Theatre - Production Emphasis B Theatre Studies Emphasis B HARRIS COLLEGE OF NUSING & HEALTH SCIENCES Communication & Science Disorders Habilitation of the Deaf B x T Speech Pathology B M x Kinesiology Athletic Training B Fitness x Health x Health and Fitness B *Requires an Educational Studies minor. Institutional Research 10-50-1 (9/8/10) TEXAS CHRISTIAN UNIVERSITY AREAS OF STUDY FALL 2010 DEGREE MINOR/ TEACHER COLLEGE/SCHOOL AREA OF STUDY LEVEL EMPHASIS CERTIFICATION B M D x/e T Kinesiology - cont'd Kinesiology Studies M Movement Science B x Physical Education x Physical Education - All Levels B T Sports Psychology B Nursing Clinical Nurse Leader M Nursing B M Nursing Education M Nursing Practice D Social Work Social Work B x School of Nurse Anesthesia Nurse Anesthesia M D Non-Departmental Programs Healthy Aging Minor x COLLEGE OF SCIENCE & ENGINEERING Biology Biology B M x Chemistry Chemistry B M D x Biochemistry B Computer Science Computer Information Technology B x Computer Science B x T* Engineering Engineering B Engineering - Electrical Emphasis B Engineering - Mechanical Emphasis B Mathematics Mathematics B M D x T* Mathematics - Actuarial Concentration B x *Requires an Educational Studies minor. Institutional Research 10-50-1 (9/8/10) TEXAS CHRISTIAN UNIVERSITY AREAS OF STUDY FALL 2010 DEGREE MINOR/ TEACHER COLLEGE/SCHOOL AREA OF STUDY LEVEL EMPHASIS CERTIFICATION B M D x/e T COLLEGE OF SCIENCE & ENGINEERING - cont'd Nutritional Sciences Coordinated Dietetics B Didactic Program in Dietetics B Food Management B Nutrition B x Physics & Astronomy Astronomy x Astronomy & Physics B x Physics B M D x Physics with Astrophysics Option D Psychology Child Development B x Neuroscience B Psychology B M D x Psychology of Leadership x School of Geology, Energy, and the Energy Technology & Management x Environment Environmental Management M Environmental Earth Resources B Environmental Science B M x Geology B M x Non-Departmental Programs Combined Science x Health Care Ethics x Pre-Health Professions Combination Degree*** B UNIVERSITY PROGRAMS Ranch Management Ranch Management B x Graduate Studies Liberal Arts M University Programs Women's Studies Emphasis e Women's Studies x ***Degree awarded after the successful completion of the first year of professional school. Institutional Research 10-50-1 (9/8/10).
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