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Start Date
Medium of studying
Duration
Program Facts
Program Details
Degree
Bachelors
Major
Engineering Technology
Area of study
Engineering
Course Language
English
About Program
Program Overview
The University Studies program at Texas Tech University is an interdisciplinary degree that allows students to create their own unique course of study by combining three distinct areas of concentration. The program emphasizes integrative learning, flexibility, and the development of communication and critical thinking skills. Students must complete a minimum of 120 semester hours, including 40 upper-division hours and 6 hours of integrative studies courses.
Program Outline
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Degree Overview:
- Interdisciplinary: The program encourages integrative learning across departments and colleges.
- Flexibility: Students can choose three distinct areas of study ("concentrations").
- Uniqueness: Allows combinations of courses not available in existing degree programs.
- Total Hours: 120 semester hours.
- Upper-Division Hours: Minimum of 40 required for the degree.
- Integrative Studies: 6 hours required with specific courses: INTS 3300 and INTS 4350.
- Concentration Areas: Cannot significantly replicate existing departmental majors.
- Academic Standing: Good academic standing required to apply.
- Advisor Required: Students must work with a university studies advisor to create a degree plan.
- Credit by Exam: Seniors must be approved in advance and provide proof of notification.
- Final 30 Hours: Must be completed with Texas Tech University enrollments.
- Communication Literacy: Courses are INTS 3300 and INTS 4350.
- Degree Plan: Required; to be filed with academic advisor no later than 45 credit hours.
- Intent to Graduate: Form must be submitted by the last day of classes before graduation.
- Graduation Semester Enrollment: Required.
Outline:
- Year 1:
- Fall: English, History, Life/Physical Sciences, Social/Behavioral Sciences, Math
- Spring: English, History, Life/Physical Sciences, Concentration Area, Math
- Year 2:
- Fall: Government, Language/Philosophy/Culture, Oral Communication, Multicultural, Creative Arts
- Spring: Texas Politics Topics, 3x Concentration Area
- Year 3:
- Fall: INTS 3300, 3x Concentration Area
- Spring: 5x Concentration Area
- Year 4:
- Fall: 4x Concentration Area, 2x Elective
- Spring: INTS 4350, 4x Elective
- Foreign Language: Two years required if not completed in high school or transferred.
- Life/Physical Sciences: Additional 2-hour science lab needed for graduation.
- Core Curriculum: Specific courses from core curriculum required.
- Possible career paths: various, depending on chosen concentrations.
Other:
- Students can request to change areas of concentration with advisor approval and new degree plan.
- Final audit of degree requirements conducted before final term.
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About University
Texas Tech University
Overview:
Texas Tech University (TTU) is a public research university located in Lubbock, Texas. It is a large institution with over 40,000 students and 1,800 acres of campus. TTU is recognized as a Carnegie Tier One Research Institution, signifying its commitment to high-quality research and innovation.
Services Offered:
TTU offers a wide range of services to its students, including:
Admissions:
Undergraduate, graduate, international, online, law, and veterinary medicine programs.Financial Aid:
Scholarships, student employment, military and veterans services.Housing:
On-campus residence halls with various options to choose from.Dining:
A variety of dining options on campus, including delivery and takeout services.Raider Safety:
Emergency communications, health and counseling services, and campus police.Student Engagement:
Over 450 student organizations and clubs.Student Resources:
Career advice, mentorship, financial guidance, and academic support.University Recreation:
Recreational sports, fitness facilities, and wellness programs.Student Life and Campus Experience:
Students at TTU can expect a vibrant and engaging campus experience. The university offers a wide range of opportunities for student involvement, including:
Student organizations and clubs:
Providing opportunities for students to connect with peers, pursue their interests, and develop leadership skills.Athletics:
Supporting the Red Raiders athletic teams in 17 varsity sports.Campus events:
A variety of events throughout the year, including concerts, lectures, and social gatherings.Campus traditions:
Unique traditions like Guns Up, Soapsuds, and Carol of Lights.Key Reasons to Study There:
Tier One Research Institution:
Providing students with access to cutting-edge research opportunities and facilities.Diverse academic programs:
Offering over 150 degree programs across 13 colleges and schools.Strong alumni network:
Connecting students with a vast network of successful graduates.Vibrant campus life:
Providing a supportive and engaging environment for students to thrive.Affordable education:
Offering competitive tuition rates and financial aid options.Academic Programs:
TTU offers a wide range of academic programs, including:
Undergraduate:
Over 150 degree programs across 13 colleges and schools.Graduate:
Programs in various fields, including engineering, business, education, and health sciences.School of Law:
A highly ranked law school with a focus on practical skills.School of Veterinary Medicine:
The newest veterinary school in Texas, offering classroom and community-based learning.Other:
Texas Tech Now:
A news website featuring stories about research, events, and student achievements.President's Report:
An annual report highlighting the university's accomplishments and future plans.Campus Art Trail:
A collection of over 100 original works of art displayed across the campus.Texas Tech Parents Association:
An organization providing resources and support for parents of TTU students.Commencement:
A celebration of graduation, with information on schedules, parking, and FAQs.Total programs
189
Average ranking globally
#376
Average ranking in the country
#120
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