B.S. in Interdisciplinary Studies - Professional Concentration

Program Overview

This interdisciplinary program allows students to tailor their studies to their interests and career goals. Students choose a minor and design a concentration with the guidance of an advisor. The program includes required courses in various disciplines, as well as advanced standing electives and a capstone project. Graduates are prepared for careers in a wide range of fields.

Program Outline

Outline:

• Required Courses:
• IDS 300: Interdisciplinary Practice and Theory 1 (3 credits)
• STEM-H Course (3 credits)
• Behavioral and Social Science Course (3 credits)
• Humanities Course (3 credits)
• Arts Course (3 credits)
• Major Requirements:
• Professional Concentration students must choose at least one minor from the Professional Colleges or from the College of the Sciences and Mathematics.
• Students work with advisors to integrate minors into Interdisciplinary concentrations, which may include additional minors.
• Minor Courses/Self-Designed Concentration:
• Students must select at least one minor and consult with an advisor to design a concentration focused on areas of interest or future goals.
(15 credits)
• Minor Courses/Upper-Level Electives:
• Advanced Standing electives for a minimum of 30 credits.
(230 credits)
• Electives:
• Select electives to total 120 semester hours (includes credits taken to fulfill minor requirements).