The Interdisciplinary Studies program affords students the opportunity to craft a degree that is not only academically rigorous, but that is unique to you, the student - one that highlights your strengths and interests. No two degrees are identical.

 

Degree Requirements

Curriculum 60
Major Core 9
PSYC 1101

Introduction to General Psychology

 3
SPAN 1001

 Beginning Spanish Language and Introduction to Hispanic Cultures, I

 3

INDS 2000

 Introduction to Interdisciplinary Studies 3

ECON 2106

 Microeconomics 3

SPAN 2001

 Spanish Language 3
SPAN 2002 Spanish Language 3

The sample pathway below includes adequate credit hours for concentrations in Management, Organizational Leadership, and Psychological Science.

Curriculum 60
ACED 2400
 Computer Technology for the Workplace 3
ENGL 3030
 Writing for the Legal and Social Science Professions 3
ACED 2050
 Communications for the Workplace 3
POLS 3600
 Introduction to Public Administration 3
ACED 3400
 Applied Computer Technology 3
POLS 3610
 Public Administration and Public Policy Formation 3
POLS 4864
 3
POLS 4610
 Public Personnel Administration 3
ACED 4820
 Project Management for Technical Leaders 3
PSYC 3300
 Introduction to Behavior Modification 3
PSYC 3800
 Industrial/Organizational Psychology 3
PSYC 3210
 Adolescent and Young Adult Psychology 3
PSYC 3110
 Educational Psychology 3
PSYC 3400
 Abnormal Psychology 3
ACCT 2101
 Principles of Accounting I 3
MGNT 3250
 Management and Organization Behavior 3
MKTG 3050
 Introduction to Marketing 3
MGNT 4000
 Human Resource Management 3
MGNT 4700
 Quality Management 3
MGNT 3400
 Supply Chain Management 3
HCAD 3200
 Healthcare Management 3
INDS 4000
 Interdisciplinary Studies Capstone

Grand Total Credits: 120