College of Arts and Sciencescatalogarchive.unt.edu/2004-05/programoptions.pdf · 50 College of Arts and Sciences Academic Area German BA M ++ C Health Psychology and PhD Behavioral

Aerospace Studies M

African American Studies IM

Alternative Dispute Resolution IM

Applied Geography MS

Archaeology IM

Asian Studies IM

Audiology AuD

Biochemistry BA MS PhDBSBC

Biology BA M MA PhDBSBIO MS

Biology – Ecology X X

Biology – Microbiology X X

Biology – Plant Science X X

Chemical Technicians M

Chemistry BA M MS PhDBSCHM

Chemistry – Analytical Chemistry X X

Chemistry – ChemistryEducation X

Chemistry – Industrial Chemistry X

Chemistry – Inorganic Chemistry X X

Chemistry – Organic Chemistry X X

Chemistry – Physical Chemistry X X

Clinical Psychology MA PhDMS

Communication Studies BA M MA ++ ++MS C C

Counseling Psychology MA PhDMS

Cytotechnology BS

Academic Program OptionsDegrees, Majors, Concentrations under Majors, Minors, Certifications,

Endorsements and Preprofessional Programs

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Dance BA ++BFA C

Economics BA M MABSECO MS

Economics Research MS

Engineering Physics BSEP

English BA M MA PhD

English – American Literature X

English – British Literature X

English – Composition** X

English – Creative Writing *** XX

English – English Language Arts ***X

English – Linguistics ***X

English – Literature X

English – Technical Writing *** M X CX

English Language Arts and ++Reading C

English as a Second ++* ++*Language* C C

Environmental Science MS PhD

Experimental Psychology MA PhDMS

French BA M MA ++C

General Studies BA

Geography BA MBS

Geography – Earth Science X

Geography – Regional Science X

Geology M

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German BA M ++C

Health Psychology and PhDBehavioral Medicine

History BA M MA PhD ++MS C

History – Modern European X XHistory

History – United States History X X

Industrial Psychology MAMS

Industrial – Organizational PhDPsychology

International Studies BA IM

Italian M

Japanese M

Jewish Studies IM

Journalism BA M MA ++BS MJ C

Journalism – Advertising X M

Journalism – Broadcast News X M

Journalism – Business Journalism X

Journalism – News Writing: X MEditorial

Journalism – Photojournalism X M

Journalism – Public Relations X M

Labor and Industrial Relations MS

Life Science ++C

Linguistics MA

Linguistics – English as a Second XLanguage

Mathematics BA M MA PhD ++BSMTH MS C


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Medical Technology BSMT

Mexican American Studies IM

Molecular Biology MA PhDMS

Music BA

Musical Theatre BFA

Musical Theatre – Acting X

Musical Theatre – Dancing X

Musical Theatre – Singing X

Peace Studies IM

Philosophy BA M MA

Philosophy – Environmental XEthics

Physical Science ++C

Physics BA M MA PhDBSPHY MS

Physics – Nuclear/Atomic Physics X

Physics – Solid State Physics X

Physics – Theoretical Physics X

Political Science BA M MA PhDMS

Political Science – American X XGovernment and Public Law

Political Science – Comparative X XGovernment and Politics

Political Science – International X XPolitics

Political Science – Political X XTheory and Methodology

Political Science – Public X XAdministration andManagement




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Pre-Dentistry P

Pre-Engineering P

Pre-Medicine P

Pre-Seminary P

Pre-Theology P

Psychology BA MBS

Radio/Television/Film BA MAMFAMS

Religion Studies IM

School Psychology MA ##MS C

Science ++C

Social Science BA IM

Social Studies ++C

Spanish BA M MA ++C

Speech Communication ++C

Speech and Hearing Sciences M

Speech – Language MAPathology MS

Speech – Language BA M #Pathology/Audiology C

Study of Sexualities M

Theatre Arts BA M ++BFA C

Theatre Arts – Acting X

Theatre Arts – Design/Technology X

Women’s Studies IM

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Business Administration Academic Program Options

Accounting BS • M MBA PhDMS •

Accounting – Accounting ***Information Systems X

Accounting – Audit and XFinancial Accounting

Accounting – Entrepreneurial XPerspective

Accounting – Managerial XAccounting Systems

Accounting – Taxation X

Accounting Control Systems BS

Administrative Management MBA

Business Computer BS PhDInformation Systems

Business Foundations M

Decision Sciences BBA

Decision Technologies MS

Economics BBA

Entrepreneurship BBA

Finance BBA MBA PhDMS

Financial Planning M

Financial Services BBA

General Business BBA ++C

Health Services Management MBA

Insurance BBA M

Information Technologies MS

Legal Studies M

Logistics and Supply ChainManagement BS

Management M EMBA PhD

College of Business Administration


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Administration of Long-Term MACare and Retirement Facilities MS

Alternative Dispute Resolution IM C

Anthropology BA M

Applied Anthropology MAMS

Applied Arts and Sciences BAAS

Applied Behavior Analysis BS M

Applied Economics MS

Applied Gerontology BS M PhD*

Behavior Analysis MS

Criminal Justice BS M MS

Delivery of Community-Based MAServices for the Aging MS

Emergency Administration BS Mand Planning

Ethnic Studies M

Business Administration / Community Service Academic Program Options

College of BusinessAdministration

Management Science PhD

Marketing BBA M MBA PhD

Operations and Supply ChainManagement BBA MBA

Organizational Behavior and BBA MBAHuman Resource Management

Real Estate BBA M MS


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(See Academic Program Options Key on pages 67-68.)Degrees, majors, concentrations under majors, professional fields, minors, certifications, endorsements andpreprofessional programs are selected in consultation with an adviser and, if approved, are incorporated intothe student’s degree plan and/or program of study.

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Community Service Academic Program Options


General Studies in Aging MA ••MS C

Human Services M

Medical Anthropology M

Public Administration M MPA

Rehabilitation Services MS

Rehabilitation Services – •••Rehabilitation Counseling CL

Rehabilitation Studies BS M ••••C

Social Work BSW ###L

Sociology BA M MA PhDMS

Sociology – Family and Life Cycle X X

Sociology – Social Organization X Xand Disorganization

Sociology – Urban Sociology X X

Substance Abuse and MAddictions

Volunteer and Community MResource Management


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Applied Technology, MEd EdD ++Training and Development MS PhD C

Applied Technology andPerformance Improvement BAAS

Art ++C

Business Education ++C

Chemistry (Physical Science) ++C

Communication Studies ++C

Computer Education M

Computer Education and MS ++Cognitive Systems C

Computer Education and Cognitive ^Systems – Instructional Systems CTechnology

Computer Education and Cognitive ^^Systems – Teaching and Learning CWith Technology

Counseling MEd PhD !MS C

Counseling Associate Studies M

Curriculum and Instruction MEd EdDPhD

Dance ++C

Development and Family Studies BS M MS

Development and Family StudiesProgram – Certified Family Life ••Educator C

College of Education

Academic Area

Education Academic Program Options


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Development and Family Studies ••Program – Early Intervention CSpecialist Professional

Early Childhood Education MS EdD ++(Grades EC-4) C

Economics ++C

Educational Administration MEd EdD !PhD C

Educational Computing PhD

Educational Diagnostician !C

Educational Psycyhology MAMS

Educational Research PhD

Elementary Education MEd !(Grades EC-4; 4-8) MS C

English Language Arts and ++Reading C

English as a Second Language ++C

French ++C

German ++C

Gifted and Talented !E

Health Education ++C

Health Promotion BS M MS ++C

Higher Education MS EdDMEd PhD

History ++C


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Interdisciplinary Studies BS ++(Grades EC-4; Grades 4-8) C

Journalism ++C

Kinesiology BS M MS ++(Physical Education) C

Librarian !C

Life Science ++C

Marketing Education !!C

Mathematics ++C

Middle School Education ++(Grades 4-8) C

Music ++C

Office Education !!C

Physical Education ++(Kinesiology) C

Physics (Physical Science) ++C

Political Science ++C

Principal !C

Reading !C

Reading Education MS EdDMEd PhD

Reading Specialist !C

Recreation and Leisure Studies BS M MS


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Recreation and Leisure Studies – ••National Council on Therapeutic CRecreation

School Librarian !C

School Psychologist and ##Associate School Psychologist C

Science ++C

Secondary Education MS !(Grades 8-12) MEd C

Social Studies ++C

Spanish ++C

Special Education MS PhD ++ EMEd C

Special Education – Emotionally EDisturbed and Autistic

Speech Communications ++ ++C C

Superintendent !C

Technology Applications ++(Grades 8-12) C

Theatre Arts ++C

Trade and Industrial !!C

Vocational Counselor !C


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College of Engineering

Computer Engineering BS MS

Computer Science BA M MS PhD ++BS C

Engineering Technology BSET M MS

Engineering Technology – X MElectronics EngineeringTechnology

Engineering Technology – X MManufacturing EngineeringTechnology

Engineering Technology – X MMechanical EngineeringTechnology

Engineering Technology – MMicrosystems EngineeringTechnology

Engineering Technology – XNuclear EngineeringTechnology +

Materials Science and Engineering MS PhD



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Engineering Academic Program Options

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Information Science BS MS PhD

Library Science MS

School Librarian !C

Electronic Merchandising BS M

Home Furnishings Merchandising BS M

Hospitality Management BS M MS

Industrial/Technical (Merchan-dising and Fabric Analytics) MS

Merchandising BS

Merchandising –Fashion Emphasis M

Merchandising –Fashion MerchandiseDevelopment Emphasis M



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Library and Information Sciences /Merchandising and Hospitality Management Academic Program Options

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Composition BM MM DMA

General Choral and Instrumental BM ++Music C

General Choral and Instrumental XMusic – Choral/Keyboard

General Choral and Instrumental XMusic – Choral/Vocal

General Choral and Instrumental XMusic – Instrumental/Band

General Choral and Instrumental XMusic – Instrumental/Orchestra

Jazz Studies BM MM

Music BA M MA

Music Education MMEd PhDMM

Music History and Literature BM

Music Theory BM MM PhD

Musicology MM PhD

Performance BM MM DMA !!!C



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School of Visual Arts

Art M MFA

Art – Museum Education • •C

Art Education MA PhD

Art History BA M MABFA

Ceramics BFA M MFA

Communication Design BFA MFA

Drawing M

Drawing and Painting BFA MFA

Fashion Design BFA MFA

Fibers BFA M MFA

Interior Design BFA MFA

Metalsmithing and Jewelry BFA M MFA

Photography BFA M MFA

Printmaking BFA M MFA

Sculpture BFA M MFA

Visual Arts Studies BFA ++C

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Center for Interdisciplinary Graduate Studies

Interdisciplinary Studies MAMS

Public Health MPH DO/MPH

Public Health – XEnvironmental Health

Public Health – Health Behavior X

Public Health – Health ServicesResearch§ X

Public Health/Anthropology§§ MPH/MA

Public Health/Health Psychology MPH/and Behavior Medicine§§ PhD

Public Health/Sociology§§ MPH/ MPH/MA/ PhDMS

Note: This program is administered through the School of Public Health at the UNT Health Science Center atFort Worth. At the UNTHSC-FW, concentrations under the major are referred to as tracks.

For a complete listing of all programs offered, see the UNTHSC catalogs or the web site: www.hsc.unt.edu.

§ This concentration is available only in conjunction with the Public Health/Sociology degree.

§§ Dual or concurrent degree programs.



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Administrative Management MBA

Adolescent Counseling !C

Adult Counseling !C

Alternative Dispute Resolution C

Community Counseling !C

Computer Science BABS

Counseling MSMEd

Criminal Justice BS

Educational Administration EdD

Educational Diagnostician !C

Entrepreneurship BBA

Diversity C

General Business BBA

General Studies BA

Health Information Management BAAS X

Higher Education (Student MEdServices Administration) MS

Human Services BAAS X

Information Science MS

Interdisciplinary Studies BS ++(Elementary Education, 6 tracks) C

Legal Information Management BAAS X

Library Science MS

Nursing^^^ BSN^^^

Organizational Development BAAS X

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Degrees, Majors, Concentrations under Majors, Minors, Certifications,Endorsements and Preprofessional Programs

Degree AbbreviationsAuD – Doctor of AudiologyBAAS – Bachelor of Applied Arts and SciencesBA – Bachelor of ArtsBBA – Bachelor of Business AdministrationBFA – Bachelor of Fine ArtsBM – Bachelor of MusicBS – Bachelor of ScienceBSBC – Bachelor of Science in BiochemistryBSBIO – Bachelor of Science in BiologyBSCHM – Bachelor of Science in ChemistryBSECO – Bachelor of Science in EconomicsBSEP – Bachelor of Science in Engineering PhysicsEBSET – Bachelor of Science in Engineering

TechnologyBSMTH – Bachelor of Science in MathematicsBSMT – Bachelor of Science in Medical

TechnologyBSPHY – Bachelor of Science in PhysicsBSW – Bachelor of Social WorkEMBA – Executive Master of Business

AdministrationMA – Master of ArtsMBA – Master of Business AdministrationMEd – Master of EducationMFA – Master of Fine Arts

MJ – Master of JournalismMM – Master of MusicMMEd – Master of Music EducationMPA – Master of Public AdministrationMPH – Master of Public HealthMS – Master of ScienceEdD – Doctor of EducationDMA – Doctor of Musical ArtsDO/MPH – Doctor of Osteopathy/Master of Public

HealthPhD – Doctor of Philosophy

Other AbbreviationsC – CertificationE – EndorsementIM – Interdisciplinary MinorL – LicensureM – MinorP – Preprofessional ProgramX – Concentration under the MajorCRC – Certified Rehabilitation CounselorLPC – Licensed Professional CounselorLCDC – Licensed Chemical Dependency CounselorLSWA – Licensed Social Work AssociateCVE – Certified Vocational EvaluatorLSW – Licensed Social Worker

Note: Degree abbreviations are taken from the Texas Higher Education Coordinating Board Inventory ofApproved Degree Programs for Texas Public Senior Colleges and Universities and may not match the UNTdegree option abbreviations listed in the Schedule of Classes.

Note: Some programs offer dual or joint degrees. See college/school copy.

Legend:Degree programs, majors and concentrations under the majors are approved by the Texas Higher

Education Coordinating Board.

Only undergraduate-level minors and preprofessional programs are listed.

* Pending approval and/or review by the Texas Higher Education Coordinating Board.

** Name change pending approval by the Texas Higher Education Coordinating Board.

*** New concentration; approval pending by the Texas Higher Education Coordinating Board.

**** Students planning to teach in elementary or middle schools must major in interdisciplinary studies inthe College of Education. Students planning to teach in secondary schools must earn a major and adegree in the academic discipline in which they plan to teach, and take a minor in secondary educa-tion to qualify for a teaching certificate.

***** The university offers preprofessional programs to meet requirements of selected professional schools ofmedicine, dentistry, nursing, engineering and other fields. The Preprofessional Advisory Committeeassists all premedical and pre-dental students with major and minor selection, courses that meetpreprofessional requirements, and applications and recommendations to professional schools. (Contactthe Office of Student Advising, College of Arts and Sciences.) Students interested in chiropractic,dental hygiene, nursing, pharmacy, podiatry, optometry, all allied health fields, including physicaltherapy, physicians assistant, occupational therapy and veterinary medicine should work closely withthe health professions counselor in the College of Arts and Sciences to determine the courses suggestedfor admission to each program. Students wishing to pursue post-baccalaureate work in seminaries ordivinity schools should consult with the chair of the Department of Philosophy and Religion Studies.

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Although the university does not offer a preprofessional program in law, students may consult withthe pre-law adviser in the Department of Political Science.

+ Offered only at the Texas Utilities Electric facility at Comanche Peak.

++ Certificate/Endorsement is issued by the State Board for Educator Certification and is available atundergraduate and post-baccalaureate levels.

! Certificate/Endorsement is issued by the State Board for Educator Certification and is available onlyat the graduate level.

!! Vocational/Technical Certification is issued by the State Board for Educator Certification.

!!! Non-degree Artist Certificate program in music.

# Licensure is through the State Committee of Examiners for Speech-Language Pathology Audiology.

## Licensure is through the Texas State Board of Examiners of Psychologists.

### BSW, Social Work – graduates of the program are eligible to take the examination for licensure as asocial worker (LSW) by the State of Texas.

• Degrees awarded simultaneously.

•• Special Certificate Program.

••• MS, Rehabilitation Services, Rehabilitation Counseling – carefully selected course work in therehabilitation counseling concentration prepares graduates of the program to sit for one or more of thefollowing licensures/certifications: CRC, LPC, LCDC.

•••• BS, Rehabilitation Studies – carefully selected course work and supervised field experiences preparegraduates of the program to be eligible to apply for the following certifications: LCDC, LSWA, CVE.

^ Certificate/Endorsement is issued by the International Society for Technology in Education (ISTE).

^^ Certificate/Endorsement is issued by the Association for Educational Communications and Technol-ogy (AECT).

^^^ This program is administered through the School of Nursing at the University of Texas at Arlington.This is an RN to BSN program.

^^^^ This program is administered through the School of Public Health at the UNT Health Science Centerat Fort Worth.

Degrees, majors, concentrations under majors, professional fields, minors, certifications, endorsementsand preprofessional programs are selected in consultation with an adviser and, if approved, are incorporatedinto the student’s degree plan and/or program of study.

Academic Program Options Key

69Graduate Academic Certificates

School or College/Certificate Department Begin Date End Date


Environmental Ethics: Level One Philosophy Fall 2002 Summer 2007

Environmental Ethics: Level Two Philosophy Fall 2002 Summer 2007

Religion in Media and Culture Journalism Spring 2004 Fall 2008

Teaching English to Speakersof Other Languages English Fall 2001 Summer 2006

College of Business Administration

Human Resource Management Management Summer 2004 Spring 2009

Leadership in Supervisory Management Management Summer 2004 Spring 2009

Logistics and Supply ChainManagement Marketing and Logistics Spring 2003 Fall 2007


Applied Behavioral Analysis Behavior Analysis Summer 2001 Spring 2006

Specialist in Aging Applied Gerontology Spring 2002 Fall 2006

Volunteer and CommunityResource Management Community Service Summer 2001 Spring 2006


Adolescent Counseling Counseling, Development and Higher Education Fall 2002 Summer 2007

Adult Counseling Counseling, Developmentand Higher Education Fall 2002 Summer 2007

Adult Learning and Education Counseling, Developmentand Higher Education Summer 2002 Spring 2007

Advanced Corporate Training Technology and Cognition Spring 2002 Fall 2006

Autism Intervention Technology and Cognition Spring 2002 Fall 2006

Behavioral Specialist Technology and Cognition Spring 2002 Fall 2006

Biofeedback in Counseling Counseling, Developmentand Higher Education Fall 2002 Summer 2007

Career Counseling Counseling, Developmentand Higher Education Fall 2002 Summer 2007

Child Counseling/Play Therapy Counseling, Developmentand Higher Education Fall 2002 Summer 2007

College/University Counseling Counseling, Developmentand Higher Education Fall 2002 Summer 2007

Community College Leadership Counseling, Developmentand Higher Education Summer 2002 Spring 2007

Community Counseling Counseling, Developmentand Higher Education Fall 2002 Summer 2007

Corporate Training Technology and Cognition Spring 2002 Fall 2006

Couple and Family Counseling Counseling, Developmentand Higher Education Fall 2002 Summer 2007

Desktop Publishing in Educationand Training Environments Technology and Cognition Summer 2001 Spring 2006

Diversity Certificate College of Education Summer 2002 Spring 2007

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School or College/Certificate Department Begin Date End Date

College of Education (continued)

Gifted and Talented Education Technology and Cognition Summer 2001 Spring 2006

Group Counseling Counseling, Developmentand Higher Education Fall 2002 Summer 2007

Multimedia Instructional Materials Technology and Cognition Summer 2001 Spring 2006

Networking for Education andTraining Environments Technology and Cognition Summer 2001 Spring 2006

Parent Education Counseling, Developmentand Higher Education Spring 2002 Fall 2006

Recreational Management Kinesiology, Health Promotionand Recreation Spring 2003 Fall 2007

Specialist in Re-Integration of Studentswith Traumatic Brain Injury Technology and Cognition Spring 2002 Fall 2006

Teaching Children and Youthwith Mild to Moderate Disturbances Technology and Cognition Spring 2002 Fall 2006

Teaching and Learning Specialistfor Inclusion Settings Technology and Cognition Summer 2002 Spring 2007

Transition Specialist in Emotional/Behavioral Disorders Technology and Cognition Spring 2002 Fall 2006

Web Development in Educationand Training Environments Technology and Cognition Summer 2001 Spring 2006

School of Library and Information Sciences

Advanced Management in Libraries Library and Information Summer 2003 Spring 2008and Information Agencies Sciences

Storytelling Library and Information Spring 2003 Fall 2007Sciences

Youth Services in Library and Library and InformationInformation Settings Sciences Summer 2001 Spring 2006

School of Merchandising and Hospitality Management

Hospitality Management Merchandising andHospitality Management Spring 2002 Fall 2006

Merchandising Merchandising andHospitality Management Summer 2001 Spring 2006

School of Visual Art

Art Museum Education Visual Arts Spring 2002 Fall 2006

Graduate Academic Certificates

See the Toulouse School of Graduate Studies web site at www.gradschool.unt.edu for updated information.

UNT offers Graduate Academic Certificate programs for graduate credit at the post-baccalaureate andpost-master’s levels. Graduate Academic Certificates should not be confused with teacher certification,professional certification or licensure, continuing education and similar educational efforts. CompletedGraduate Academic Certificates are listed on students’ official transcripts.

http://www.gradschool.unt.edu

Documents

College of Arts and Sciencescatalogarchive.unt.edu/2004-05/programoptions.pdf · 50 College of Arts and Sciences Academic Area German BA M ++ C Health Psychology and PhD Behavioral