Departments, Majors, Minors, and Teacher Licensure
Dept. of Accounting
Accounting | Dept. of Art
Art |
Dept. of Business Administration & Economics
Business Administration and Economics, Executive Bachelor's Program (B.B.A.) | Dept. of Education
Birth through Kindergarten Education, Elementary Education K-6, Middle Grades Education 6-9,
Special Education (General and Adapted) |
Dept. of English & Communication Studies
English, English and Communication Studies | Dept. of French
French |
Dept of History
History, History and Political Science | Dept. of Kinesiology
Athletic Training, Exercise & Sports Studies, Physical Education |
Dept. of Mathematics & Computer Science
Mathematics, Mathematics Education | Dept. of Music
Music, Music Education |
Dept. of Natural Sciences
Biology, Biology/Allied Health, Chemistry, Secondary Comprehensive Science Education, Urban Ecology | Dept. of Political Science & Legal Administration
History and Political Science, Political Science |
Dept. of Psychology
Psychology | Dept. of Religion
Religion |
Dept. of Sociology
Criminal Justice, Sociology | Dept. of Spanish
Spanish |
Dept. of Theatre
Theatre | Liberal Studies
Liberal Studies |
Minors
Minors are available in most areas that offer major fields of concentration, as well as in computer science, computer information systems, dance, ethics, legal administration, and philosophy. Interdisciplinary minors in child and family studies, criminal justice, international studies, and women's and gender studies also exist. Students who complete the George Center for Honors Studies curriculum will earn a minor in humanities.
For complete information including requirements and descriptions of the above listed minors, please consult the Academic Catalog.
Teacher Licensure
Teacher licensure programs for education are available in these majors: Art, Biology, Elementary Education, English, History, Mathematics Education, Music Education, Spanish, Special Education and Theatre.
Learn more about teacher licensure in those majors by consulting the appropriate departmental pages (listed above) or via the Teacher Education Program site.
Secondary Comprehensive Science Education is currently pending authorization from NCDPI to recommend graduates for comprehensive science licensure.
