MASTER LIST OF CURRICULA OFFFERED …MASTER LIST OF CURRICULA OFFFERED UNIVERSITY OF HAWAI‘I FALL 2013 Institutional Research and Analysis Office University of Hawai‘i March 2014

MASTER LIST OF CURRICULA OFFFERED UNIVERSITY OF HAWAI‘I

FALL 2013

Institutional Research and Analysis Office University of Hawai‘i

March 2014

File Reference: Management and Planning Support, Students Reports On-line at: www.hawaii.edu/iro

This report contains the official list of degree / certificate credentials offered at the University of Hawai‘i. It is updated annually to reflect actions by the UH Board of Regents, the President and the Chancellors in accordance with authorized delegations.

TABLE 1DEGREES OFFERED

UNIVERSITY OF HAWAI‘I AT MĀNOAFALL 2013

COLLEGE / SCHOOL EDUCATIONAL OBJECTIVE

AND BACHELOR'S MASTER'S DOCTOR'S FIRST PROF /DEGREE PROGRAM DEGREE 1/ DEGREE DEGREE PROF PRACTICE

TOTAL .......................................................................... 97 85 52 5

Colleges of Arts and Sciences ...................................... 57 40 28

American Studies ...................................................... BA MA PhDAnthropology ............................................................. BA MA PhDArt .............................................................................. BA, BFA MFAArt History ................................................................. MAAstronomy ................................................................. MS PhDBiochemistry 2/ ......................................................... BA, BSBiology ...................................................................... BA, BSBotany ....................................................................... BA, BS MS PhDChemistry .................................................................. BA, BS MS PhDChinese ..................................................................... BAClassics ..................................................................... BACommunication ......................................................... BA MACommunication & Information Sciences 3/ .............. PhDCommunicology 4/ ................................................... BA MAComputer Science 5/ ................................................ BS MS PhDCreative Media .......................................................... BADance ........................................................................ BA MA, MFADance Theatre .......................................................... BFAEast Asian Languages & Lit (Chinese) ..................... MA PhDEast Asian Languages & Lit (Japanese) ................... MA PhDEast Asian Languages & Lit (Korean) ....................... MA PhDEconomics ................................................................. BA MA PhDEnglish ...................................................................... BA MA PhDEthnic Studies ........................................................... BAEthnobotany .............................................................. BSFrench ....................................................................... BA MAGeography ................................................................ BA MA PhDGerman ..................................................................... BAHistory ....................................................................... BA MA PhDInformation and Computer Sciences 6/ .................... BAInterdisciplinary Studies 7/ ....................................... BAJapanese ................................................................... BAJournalism ................................................................. BAKorean 8/ .................................................................. BALibrary and Information Science ............................... MLIScLinguistics ................................................................. MA PhDMarine Biology 9/ ..................................................... BS MS PhDMathematics .............................................................. BA, BS MA PhDMicrobiology .............................................................. BA, BS MS PhDMolecular and Cell Biology 10/ ................................. BSMusic ......................................................................... BA, BMus MA, MMus PhDPhilippine Language and Literature 11/ ................... BAPhilosophy ................................................................. BA MA PhDPhysics ...................................................................... BA, BS MS PhDPolitical Science ........................................................ BA MA PhDPsychology 12/ ......................................................... BA; BS MA PhDPublic Administration ................................................. MPAReligion ..................................................................... BAReligion (Asian) ......................................................... MARussian ..................................................................... BA





Second Language Studies 13/ ................................. BA MA PhDSociology ................................................................... BA MA PhDSpanish ..................................................................... BA MATheatre ...................................................................... BA MA, MFA PhDUrban and Regional Planning 14/ ............................ MURP PhDWomen's Studies 15/ ............................................... BAZoology 16/ .............................................................. BA, BS MS PhD

Hawai‘inuiākea School of Hawaiian Knowledge ........... 2 2

Hawaiian 17/ ............................................................ BA MAHawaiian Studies 17/ ............................................... BA MA

School of Pacific and Asian Studies ............................. 2 2

Asian Studies ............................................................ BA MAPacific Islands Studies 18/ ....................................... BA MA

School of Ocean and Earth Science and Technology .. 4 5 4

Geology ..................................................................... BAGeology and Geophysics ......................................... BS MS PhDGeoscience 19/ ........................................................ MGEOGlobal Environmental Science .................................. BSMeteorology .............................................................. BS MS PhDOcean & Resources Engineering .............................. MS PhDOceanography ........................................................... MS PhD

Shidler College of Business .......................................... 8 3 1

Business Administration ............................................ MBACommunication & Information Sciences 3/ .............. (PhD)Entrepreneurship ....................................................... BBAFinance ..................................................................... BBAFinancial Engineering 20/ ......................................... MSGeneral Business ...................................................... BBAHuman Resource Management 21/ ......................... BBA MHRMInternational Business ............................................... BBAInternational Management 22/ ................................. PhDManagement ............................................................. BBAManagement Information Systems ........................... BBAMarketing .................................................................. BBA

School of Accountancy ................................................. 1 1

Accounting ................................................................ BBA MAcc





School of Travel Industry Management ........................ 1 1

Travel Industry Management .................................... BS MS

College of Education .................................................... 3 9 2 1

Curriculum Studies .................................................... MEdEarly Childhood Education 23/ ................................. MEdEducation .................................................................. PhDEducation (Teaching) ................................................ MEdTEducational Administration ........................................ MEdEducational Foundations ........................................... MEdEducational Psychology ............................................ MEd PhDEducational Technology ........................................... MEdElementary Education ............................................... BEdKinesiology and Rehabilitation Science .................... BS MSProfessional Educational Practice 24/ ...................... EdDSecondary Education ................................................ BEdSpecial Education .................................................... MEd

College of Engineering ................................................. 4 3 3

Civil Engineering ....................................................... BS MS PhDComputer Engineering .............................................. BSElectrical Engineering ............................................... BS MS PhDMechanical Engineering ............................................ BS MS PhD

College of Tropical Agriculture and Human Resources 9 9 6

Animal Sciences ........................................................ BS MSApparel Product Design and Merchandising ............. BSBiological Engineering ............................................... BS MSEntomology ............................................................... MS PhDFamily Resources ..................................................... BSFood Science 25/ ..................................................... MSFood Science & Human Nutrition .............................. BSMolecular Biosciences and Bioengineering .............. MS PhDMolecular Biosciences and Biotechnology 26/ ......... BSNatural Resources & Environmental Mgt .................. BS MS PhDNutrition ..................................................................... PhDNutritional Sciences .................................................. MSPlant and Environmental Protection Sciences .......... BSTropical Plant and Soil Sciences ............................... BS MS PhDTropical Plant Pathology ........................................... MS PhD

School of Architecture .................................................. 1

Architecture 27/ ........................................................ DArch





William S. Richardson School of Law ........................... 1 1

Law 28/ ..................................................................... LLM JD

John A. Burns School of Medicine ................................ 3 7 6 1

Biomedical Sciences ................................................. MS PhDBiomedical Sciences (Tropical Medicine) ................. MS PhDCell and Molecular Biology ........................................ MS PhDCommunication Sciences and Disorders 29/ ........... BS MSDevelopmental and Reproductive Biology ................ MS PhDEpidemiology ............................................................. PhDMedical Technology .................................................. BSMedicine .................................................................... MDPublic Health 30/ ...................................................... BA MS, MPH DrPH

School of Nursing and Dental Hygiene ......................... 2 1 1 1

Dental Hygiene .......................................................... BSNursing 31/ ............................................................... BS MS PhDNursing Practice 32/ ........................................ DNP

Myron B. Thompson School of Social Work ................. 1 1 1

Social Work ............................................................... BSW MSWSocial Welfare ........................................................... PhD

1/ Honors degrees are awarded in most disciplines. 2/ Program in Biochemistry approved by the UH Board of Regents in July 2012, effective August 2012. 3/ Joint program between the College of Arts and Sciences and the Shidler College of Business; counted in Arts & Sciences. 4/ Degree formerly called "Speech;" name change approved by the President in May 2011, effective Fall 2011. 5/ PhD in Computer Science granted established status by the UH Board of Regents in March 2013. 6/ Bachelors degree program in Information and Computer Sciences granted established status by the UH Board of Regents in September 2012. 7/ Interdisciplinary Studies program provides for study in a variety of subject areas, including individualized majors. 8/ Program granted established status by the UH Board of Regents in August 2011.

10/ BS program in Molecular and Cell Biology approved by the UH Board of Regents in September 2010, effective Spring 2011.11/ Program granted established status by the UH Board of Regents in November 2012.12/ BS program in Psychology approved by the UH Board of Regents in July 2012, effective August 2012.13/ BA degree in Second Language Studies approved by the Board of Regents in January 2011, effective Fall 2011.14/ PhD in Urban and Regional Planning granted established status by the UH Board of Regents in June 2011, effective Summer 2011.15/ Program in Women's Studies granted established status by the UH Board of Regents, effective August 2012.16/ BA and BS degrees in Zoology placed on stop-out from the Spring 2013 semester to July 1, 2018.17/ MA programs in Hawaiian and Hawaiian Studies granted established status by the UH Board of Regents in October 2013.18/ BA program in Pacific Islands Studies approved by the UH Board of Regents in November 2010; effective Spring 2011.19/ Master of Geoscience degree program approved by the UH Board of Regents in September 2013.20/ MS in Financial Engineering placed on stop-out by the Chancellor, beginning Fall 2013 to Spring 2015.

9/ Graduate degree programs in Marine Biology approved by the UH Board of Regents in May 2012, effective August 2012. Programs jointly administered by the College of Natural Sciences and SOEST.





21/ MHRM degree program granted established status by the UH Board of Regents in September 2012.22/ PhD in International Management granted established status by the UH Board of Regents in March 2013.23/ MEd in Early Childhood Education granted established status by the UH Board of Regents in June 2011, effective Summer 2011.24/ Doctor of Education in Professional Educational Practice approved by the UH Board of Regents in January 2011, effective Spring 2011.25/ MS in Food Science is an Interdisciplinary / interdepartmental program.

28/ Master of Laws (LLM) degree program granted established status by the UH Board of Regents in September 2012.29/ BS Program on stop-out beginning Fall 2010 through Spring 2012.30/ BA program in Public Health approved by the UH Board of Regents in September 2013.31/ RN to BS pathway placed on stop-out from Fall 2010 to Fall 2012. Stop-out removed by the Chancellor in November 2011, effective Fall 2012.32/ Doctor of Nursing Practice approved by the UH Board of Regents in May 2011, effective Fall 2012.

SOURCES: Minutes of the Meetings of the UH Board of Regents; executive memoranda.

27/ Incoming students are undergraduate level until portfolio review at end of fourth year. Students may then continue as graduate First- Professional or exit with a BA in Interdisciplinary Studies. Program granted established status by the UH Board of Regents in November 2012.

26/ Formerly called "Plant and Environmental Biotechnology" - name change approved by the President in April 2013; program granted established status by the UH Board of Regents in November 2012.

TABLE 2CERTIFICATES OFFERED


COLLEGE / SCHOOL AND PROGRAM UNDERGRADUATE POST BACH GRADUATE

TOTAL ............................................................................... 27 3 32

Colleges of Arts and Sciences ........................................... 22 16

Clinical Psychology ........................................................ CertificateConflict Resolution 1/ .................................................... CertificateDisaster Preparedness and Emergency Mgt 2/ ........... CertificateEast Asian Languages:

Chinese Language ..................................................... CertificateJapanese Language ................................................... CertificateKorean Language ....................................................... Certificate

Environmental Studies ................................................... CertificateEthnic Studies ................................................................ CertificateEuropean Languages:

Classics ...................................................................... CertificateFrench ........................................................................ CertificateGerman ....................................................................... CertificateRussian ....................................................................... CertificateSpanish ....................................................................... Certificate

Historic Preservation ...................................................... CertificateIndo-Pacific Languages .................................................. CertificateInternational Cultural Studies 3/ .................................... CertificateIslamic Studies ............................................................... CertificateLatin America and Iberian Studies 4/ ............................ CertificateLaw and Society ............................................................. CertificateLibrary and Information Science .................................... CertificateMarine Option ................................................................. CertificateMathematical Biology ..................................................... CertificateMuseum Studies 5/ ....................................................... CertificateMusic .............................................................................. CertificateOcean Policy .................................................................. CertificatePeace Studies ................................................................ CertificatePlanning Studies 6/ ....................................................... CertificatePublic Administration ...................................................... CertificatePublic Policy ................................................................... CertificateResource Management 7/ ............................................. CertificateRussian Area Studies ..................................................... CertificateSecond Language Studies ............................................. CertificateSocial Science and Health ............................................. CertificateSophomore Honors 8/ ................................................... CertificateTelecom and Info Resource Mgt .................................... CertificateUrban and Regional Planning 9/ ................................... CertificateWomen's Studies ........................................................... Certificate Certificate

Hawai‘inuiākea School of Hawaiian Knowledge ................ 1

Hawaiian Language ....................................................... Certificate




School of Asian and Pacific Studies .................................. 7

Chinese Studies ............................................................. CertificateJapanese Studies ........................................................... CertificateKorean Studies ............................................................... CertificatePacific Islands Studies ................................................... CertificatePhilippine Studies ........................................................... CertificateSouth Asian Studies ....................................................... CertificateSoutheast Asian Studies ................................................ Certificate

Shidler College of Business ............................................... 2

Entrepreneurship 10/ ..................................................... CertificateExecutive Accouting ....................................................... Certificate

School of Travel Industry Management ............................. 2

Sustainable Tourism ...................................................... CertificateTravel Industry Management ......................................... Certificate

College of Education .......................................................... 2 4

Disability and Diversity ................................................... CertificateOnline Learning and Teaching 11/ ................................ CertificatePK3 12/ ......................................................................... CertificateReading K-12 11/ .......................................................... CertificateSecondary Education 13/ .............................................. CertificateSpecial Education 14/ ................................................... Certificate

College of Tropical Agriculture and Human Resources ..... 1

Agribusiness Management ............................................. Certificate

John A. Burns School of Medicine ..................................... 1 1 2

Aging 15/ ....................................................................... CertificateGerontology 15/ .............................................................. CertificateGlobal Health Protection and Security 16/ .................... CertificateMedical Technology Clinical Training 17/ ...................... Certificate

School of Nursing .............................................................. 1

Nursing ........................................................................... Certificate




3/ Joint program of the College of Arts and Sciences and the East-West Center;

5/ Graduate Certificate in Museum Studies granted established status by the Chancellor in June 2011, effective Summer 2011. 6/ Certificate program in planning designed for graduate students in related fields.

8/ Certificate awarded to students in Selected Studies program who meet certain performance standards. 9/ Professional certificate program designed for practicing planners.10/ Program granted established status by the Chancellor in Septermber, 2013.11/ Graduate certificate in Online Learning and Teaching approved by the Chancellor in April 2012, effective January 2012.12/ Graduate certificates in PK3 and Reading K-12 approved by the Chancellor in March 2012, effective January 2012.13/ Post Baccalaureate program for the preparation of secondary school teachers.14/ Post Baccalaureate program for individuals who hold a bachelor's degree and seek licensure to teach special education.15/ Program administered by the Center on Aging in the School of Public Health. Currently inactive.

17/ Certificate awarded to students in medical technology following completion of clinical training.


7/ Cooperative Program including the College of Arts and Sciences, the College of Tropical Agriculture and Human Resources and the East-West Center.

1/ Program administered by the Spark M. Matsunaga Institute for Peace in the College of Social Sciences. Established status approved by the Chancellor in June 2011.

4/ Undergraduate Certificate in Latin American and Iberian Studies granted established status by the Chancellor, effective Summer 2011.

2/ Program granted established status by action of the Chancellor, June 2012.

16/ Formerly called Global Health and Population Studies; name changed by the Chancellor in February 2014. Previously listed incorrectly under Arts & Sciences; moved to School of Medicine in Fall 2012 report.

TABLE 3DEGREES AND CERTIFICATES OFFERED

UNIVERSITY OF HAWAI‘I AT HILOFALL 2013

EDUCATIONAL OBJECTIVE

COLLEGE AND PROGRAM Bachelor's Master's Doctorate First Prof / Certificate 1/Degree Degree Degree Prof Practice

TOTAL .................................................................................. 37 8 2 2 28

College of Agriculture, Forestry and Nat Resource Mgt ....... 1 5

Agriculture ......................................................................... BSBeekeeping 2/ .............................................................. CertificateEquine Science ............................................................. CertificateForestry Resource Management ................................... CertificatePlant Tissue Culture ...................................................... CertificateTropical Farming 2/ ...................................................... Certificate

College of Arts and Sciences ............................................... 30 5 1 16

Humanities DivisionArt .................................................................................. BAChina-U.S. Relations 3/ ................................................ MAChinese Studies 4/ ....................................................... CertificateCommunication ............................................................. BAEnglish .......................................................................... BA

Teaching English as a Second Language ................. CertificateJapanese Studies 5/ ..................................................... BA CertificatePerforming Arts 6/ ........................................................ BA CertificatePhilosophy ..................................................................... BA

Natural Sciences DivisionAstronomy ..................................................................... BSBiology .......................................................................... BA, BSChemistry ...................................................................... BAComputer Science ......................................................... BS

Computer Application Development .......................... CertificateDatabase Management ............................................. CertificateE-Commerce, Technology & Business ...................... Certificate

Geology ......................................................................... BA, BSMarine Science 7/ ........................................................ BA, BS

Marine Option Program ............................................. CertificateMathematics .................................................................. BANatural Science ............................................................. BAPhysics .......................................................................... BASTEM Research Honors 8/ .......................................... CertificateTropical Conservation Biology & Environ Science 9/ ... MS

School of NursingNursing .......................................................................... BSNursing Practice 10/ ..................................................... DNP

Social Sciences DivisionAdministration of Justice ............................................... BAAnthropology ................................................................. BACounseling Psychology ................................................ MA





Education ...................................................................... MEdEducational Studies 11/ ............................................ CertificateTeaching 12/ ............................................................. MA

Environmental Science ................................................. BSEnvironmental Studies .................................................. BA CertificateGeography .................................................................... BA

Planning ..................................................................... CertificateGlobal Engagement 2/ ................................................. CertificateHistory ........................................................................... BAKinesiology and Exercise Sciences .............................. BAPacific Islands Studies .................................................. CertificatePolitical Science ............................................................ BA

International Studies (International Relations) 13/ .... CertificatePsychology .................................................................... BASociology ....................................................................... BAWomen's Studies .......................................................... Certificate

Interdisciplinary MajorsLiberal Studies .............................................................. BA

College of Business and Economics .................................... 3 2

Accounting ........................................................................ BBABusiness Administration ................................................... BBA Certificate

International Studies (Tourism) 13/ .............................. CertificateEconomics ........................................................................ BA

College of Pharmacy ............................................................ 1 1 1 1

Clinical Psychopharmacology 14/ .................................... MSPharmacy .......................................................................... PharmDPharmacy Studies 15/ ...................................................... BAPharmaceutical Sciences 15/ .......................................... PhD

Ka Haka 'Ula O Ke'elikolani .................................................. 2 2 1 5

Hawn & Indigenous Lang & Culture Revitalization ........... PhDIndigenous Language and Culture Education 16/............ MAIndigenous Language and Culture Revitalization ............. Grad Certificate

Hawaiian Language and Literature ................................... MAHawaiian Studies 17/ ........................................................ BA Certificate

Hawaiian Language ...................................................... CertificateKahuawaiola Indigenous Teacher Education ................... Grad CertificateLinguistics 18/ .................................................................. BA Certificate

1/ Undergraduate certificates unless otherwise noted. 2/ Undergraduate certificate approved by the Chancellor in March 2013, effective Fall 2013. 3/ Stop-out approved by the Chancellor in May 2011, effective Fall 2011 to Spring 2013.





4/ Certificate in Chinese Studies approved by the Chancellor in February 2011, effective Fall 2011. 5/ Undergraduate certificate in Japanese Studies approved by the Chancellor in June 2012, effective Fall 2012. 6/ BA in Performing Arts program granted established status by the UH Board of Regents in September 2011. 7/ BS program in Marine Science granted established status by the UH Board of Regents in October 2013. 8/ Undergraduate certificate approved by the Chancellor in April 2013, effective Fall 2013. 9/ Tropical Conservation Biology & Environ Science program granted established status by the UH Board of Regents in May 2011.10/ Doctor of Nursing Practice approved by the UH Board of Regents in May 2011, effective Fall 2012.11/ Certificate in Educational Studies approved by the Chancellor in January 2011.

14/ MS in Clinical Psychophamacology approved by the UH Board of Regents in August 2011, effective Fall 2011.15/ Pharmacy programs approved by the UH Board of Regents in February 2011, effective Fall 2011.16/ MA in Indigenous Language and Culture Education granted established status by the UH Board of Regents in October 2013.17/ Undergraduate certificate in Multidisciplinary Hawaiian Studies approved by the Chancellor in March 2012.18/ Undergraduate certificate in Contemporary Indigenous Multilingualism approved by the Chancellor in March 2012.


13/ Certificate in International Studies has two options: International Relations, offered by the College of Arts & Sciences, and Tourism, offered by the College of Business and Economics; counted in Arts & Sciences.

12/ MA in Teaching approved by the UH Board of Regents in February 2012, effective July 2012; replaces the teacher education program.

TABLE 4DEGREES AND CERTIFICATES OFFEREDUNIVERSITY OF HAWAI‘I - WEST O‘AHU

FALL 2013

PROGRAM / BACHELOR'S SUBJECTCONCENTRATION DEGREE CERTIFICATES

TOTAL ........................................................................ 6 7

Education ..................................................................... BEd

Humanities ................................................................... BA

Business Administration 1/ ......................................... BA

Risk Management and Insurance 2/ ……………… Certificate

Applied Science ....................................................... BAS

Public Administration 1/ .............................................. BA

Disaster Preparedness & Emergency Mgt 3/ ...... CertificateHealth Care Administration 4/ .............................. Certificate

Social Sciences ........................................................... BA

Applied Forensic Anthropology 5/ ........................ CertificateDemocratic Principles and Social Justice 6/ ........ CertificateEnvironmental Studies .......................................... CertificateSubstance Abuse and Addiction Studies .............. Certificate


5/ Certificate in Applied Forensic Anthropology can be earned as a stand alone credential or as a certificate embedded in the Bachelor of Arts degree in Social Sciences. Offered jointly with Leeward Community College. Established status granted by the UH Board of Regents in September 2013, effective Fall 2013.

3/ Certificate can be earned as a stand alone credential or as a certificate embedded in the Bachelor of Arts degree in Public Administration.

2/ Certificate in Risk Management and Insurance approved by the UH Board of Regents in July 2011, effective Fall 2011.

1/ Business Administration and Public Administration reorganized as separate divisions. Applied Science is included under Business Administration Division. Change effective Fall 2011.

4/ Certificate can be earned as a stand alone credential or as a certificate embedded in the Bachelor of Arts degree in Public Administration. Established status granted by the UH Board of Regents in September 2013, effective Fall 2013.

6/ Certificate approved by the Chancellor in April 2013, effective Spring 2014


UNIVERSITY OF HAWAI‘I, COMMUNITY COLLEGESFALL 2013

UNIVERSITY OF HAWAI‘I COMMUNITY COLLEGES

FIELD OF STUDY HAWAI‘I HONOLULU KAPI‘OLANI KAUA‘I LEEWARD MAUI WINDWARDCert Degree Cert Degree Cert Degree Cert Degree Cert Degree Cert Degree Cert Degree

TOTAL ................................................................... 19 25 16 29 13 21 11 15 9 14 15 23 2 5

GEN AND PRE-PROFESSIONAL ED ................... 3 3 3 3 4 3 3

Hawaiian Studies 1/ .......................................... AA AA AA AA AA AA AALiberal Arts ......................................................... AA AA AA AA AA AA AANatural Science 2/ ............................................. AS AS AS AS AS AS ASTeaching ............................................................. AA

CAREER AND TECHNICAL EDUCATION .......... 19 22 16 26 13 18 11 12 9 10 15 20 2 2

Business Education ............................................ 5 5 5 4 3 3 5 5 4 6

Accounting .......................................................... CA AAS CA AS CA AAS CA AS CA AASApplied Business and Information Tech ............. BASBusiness Careers ............................................... CA AASBusiness Technology ......................................... CA AAS CA AAS CA AS CA AASHealth Information Technology 3/ ...................... CA ASHospitality and Tourism :

Hospitality and Tourism 4/ ............................. CA AAS CA AS AAS CA AASHospitality and Tourism: Hotel Operations ..... CA

Information & Computer Science 5/ .................. CA ASInformation Technology ...................................... CA AS CA; APC ASManagement 6/ .................................................. CA ASMarketing ............................................................ CA AAS CA ASSustainable Science Management 7/ ................ BAS

Food Services .................................................... 1 1 2 1 1 1 1 1 1 1

Culinary Arts 8/ .................................................. CA AAS CA AS CA AAS CA AS CA AASCulinary Management 9/ ................................... APC





Health Services .................................................. 1 1 6 9 1 1 1 2 1 1

Biotechnician ...................................................... CADental Assisting 10/ ............................................ CADental Hygiene 11/ ............................................ ASExercise and Sport Science 12/ ........................ CA ASMedical Assisting ................................................ CA ASMedical Laboratory Technician ........................... ASMobile Intensive Care Tech 13/ ......................... CA ASNursing:

Associate Degree ........................................... AS AS AS ASPractical Nursing ............................................. CA CA CA CA

Occupational Therapy Assistant ......................... ASPhysical Therapist Assistant .............................. ASRadiologic Technologist ..................................... ASRespiratory Care Practitioner ............................. ASVeterinary Assisting / Technology 14/ ............... CA AS

Public Services ................................................... 2 3 4 6 2 1 1 3 3

Administration of Justice .................................... AS AAS CA AASEarly Childhood Education ................................. CA AS CA AS CA AS CA ASEducational Paraprofessional 15/ ...................... ASFire and Environmental Emegency Response ... CA AASFire Science 16/ ................................................. CA ASHuman Services ................................................. CA AAS CA ASIndustrial Education ............................................ AASOccupational & Environmental Safety Mgt ......... CA ASParalegal ............................................................ AS





Trades and Technology ...................................... 10 11 12 19 1 5 5 3 3 6 7 1

Aeronautics Maintenance Technology ............... CA ASAgriculture and Natural Resources ……………… CA AASAgriculture .......................................................... CA AASAgripharmatech 17/ ........................................... CAApplied Trades ................................................... AASArchitectural, Engineering & CAD Tech 18/ ...... CA AAS CA ASAuto Body Repair and Painting .......................... CA AAS CA AAS CA AAS CA AASAutomotive Tech / Auto Mechanics Tech ........... CA AAS AAS CA AAS CA AAS CA AASCarpentry Technology ........................................ CA AAS CA AAS CA AASCommercial Aviation ........................................... ASCommunication Arts ........................................... ASComputing, Electronics & Networking Tech ....... APC ASConstruction Management 19/ .......................... ASCosmetology ....................................................... CA AASDiesel Mechanics Technology ............................ CA AAS CA AASDigital Media Production 20/ .............................. CA ASElectrical Installation & Maintenance Tech ......... CA AAS CA AAS CA AASElectronic & Computer Engineer Tech CA ASElectronics Technology 21/ ............................... CA AAS CA ASEngineering Technology ..................................... BASFashion Technology ........................................... CA AAS CA AASHawai‘ian Life Styles 22/ ................................... AASMachine, Welding & Industrial Mech Tech ......... CA AASMusic and Entertain Learning Experience 23/ ... ASNew Media Arts .................................................. ASRefrigeration & Air Conditioning Tech ................ CA AASSheet Metal & Plastics Technology .................... CA AASSmall Vessel Fabrication and Repair ................. AASSustainable Construction Technology ................ CA AASTelevision Production ........................................ CA ASTrop Forest Ecosystem and Agroforestry Mgt .... CA ASWelding Technology ........................................... CA AAS





Career & Technical Education, Other: 1 1 1 1 1 1 1

Interdisciplinary Program: 24/ …………………… ATS ATS ATS ATS ATS ATS ATS

Note: Certificates shown here are Certificates of Achievement only; Certificates of Completion are listed in Table 6.

1/ Associate in Arts degree in Hawaiian Studies approved by the UH Board of Regents for all seven campuses in May 2012, effective Fall 2012.

3/ AS in Health Information Technology approved by the UH Board of Regents in May 2012, effectve Fall 2012. CA approved by the Chancellor in May 2012, effective Fall 2012.

5/ Certificate of Achievement at Leeward CC approved by the Chancellor in July 2012, effective Fall 2012.

7/ Bachelor in Applied Science in Sustainable Science Management approved by the UH Board of Regents in April 2011, effective Fall 2011. 8/ AAS program at Leeward CC changed to an AS degree by the UH Board of Regents in September 2013, effective Spring 2014. 9/ Advanced Professional Certificate in Culinary Management approved by the UH Board of Regents in April 2011, effective Fall 2011.10/ Dental Assisting program at Kapi‘olani CC approved by the UH Board of Regents in January 2014.11/ Dental Hygiene program at Maui College granted established status by the UH Board of Regents in November 2012.12/ AS degree option placed on stop-out by the Chancellor in May 2013, effective Fall 2013 to Spring 2015.13/ CA in Mobile Intensive Care Tech at Kapi‘olani CC approved by the Chancellor in March 2012, effective Fall 2012.

2/ AS in Natural Science at Leeward CC approved by the UH Board of Regents in December 2011, effective Spring 2012. Program at Maui College approved by the UH Board of Regents in September 2010, effective Fall 2010. Program at Kapi‘olani CC granted established status by the UH Board of Regents in July 2011. Programs at Hawai‘i CC, Honolulu CC, Kaua‘i CC and WIndward CC approved by the UH Board of Regents in May 2013, effective Fall 2013. Intended as a transfer degree, with completers receiving automatic admission to the UH four-year campuses.

14/ CA program in Veterinary Assisting granted established status in May 2011, effective Fall 2011. AS degree program in Veterinary Technology approved by the UH Board of Regents in February 2012, effective Fall 2012.

4/ Hospitality and Tourism program at Kapi‘olani CC combines degree offerings in Hotel / Restaurant Operations and Travel and Tourism; name change approved by the UH President in March 2012.

6/ CA in Management approved by the Chancellor in April 2012, effective Fall 2012. AAS program changed to an AS degree by the UH Board of Regents in September 2013, effective Spring 2014.

15/ Educational Paraprofessional and Interpreting programs placed on stop-out from Fall 2010 to Spring 2012. Interpreting program terminated by the UH President in April 2013, effective Fall 2013. Deaf & Hard of Hearing and Special Education concentrations in the Educational Paraprofessional program also terminated at that time. However, concentration in Second Language Teaching remains.





16/ AS and CA in Fire Science granted established status by the UH Board of Regents in May 2013, effective Fall 2013.17/ CA program in Agripharmatech approved by the UH Board of Regents in May 2012, effective Fall 2012.18/ CA program in Architectural Engineering and CAD Tech at Hawai‘i CC approved by the Chancellor in July 2013.19/ Associate degree program in Construction Management approved by the UH Board of Regents in March 2012, effective Fall 2012.20/ CA program in Digital Media Production approved by the Chancellor in February 2013, effective Fall 2013.

22/ Includes parallel tracks in Hula, Lawai‘a (fishing), Mahi‘ai (taro farming) and Kahu Kuuna (Hawai‘i Stewardship).

24/ Associate in Technical Studies (A.T.S.) is a customized technical-occupational-professional associate degree approved by the UH Board of Regents in March 1996.


23/ Program granted established status by the UH Board of Regents in July 2012, effective Fall 2012. Program moved from General & Pre-Professional Ed to Career & Technical Ed approved by the Vice-President for the Community Colleges in August 2012.

21/ Stop-out of Electronics Tech program at Hawai‘i CC for not more than two years approved by the Chancellor in July 2011, effective Fall 2011; stop-out removed in Fall 2012. CA program in Engineering Tech at Hawai‘i CC approved by the Chancellor in July 2013.

TABLE 6CERTIFICATES OF COMPLETION OFFERED



FIELD OF STUDY HAWAI‘I HONOLULU KAPI‘OLANI KAUA‘I LEEWARD MAUI WINDWARD

TOTAL 1/ ................................................................ 13 8 11 9 10 13 4

CAREER AND TECHNICAL EDUCATION ............. 13 8 11 9 10 13 4

Business Education:Accounting 2/ …………………………………… CC CC CCBusiness Technology ....................................... CC CC CC CCEntrepreneurship .............................................. CCHealth Information Technology 3/ ................... CCHospitality and Tourism 4/ ……………………… CC CC CC CCInformation and Computer Science …………… CCInformation Technology .................................... CC CCManagement 5/ ………………………………… CCMarketing ………………………………………… CC

Culinary Arts: CC CC CC CC CC

Health Services:Community Health Worker ............................... CCDental Assisting ................................................ CC CCEmergency Medical Technician ....................... CCMedical Assisting 6/ ......................................... CCPharmacy Technician 7/ .................................. CCTherapeutic Activity Aid II ................................. CC





Public Services:Administration of Justice 8/ ............................. CCEarly Childhood Education ............................... CC CC CCEducational Paraprofessional .......................... CCHuman Services ............................................... CC CC

Substance Abuse Counseling ...................... CC CCLegal Secretary …………………………………… CCSubstance Abuse Counseling .......................... CC

Trades and TechnologyAgriculture:

Agriculture and Natural Resources ………… CCAgricultural Technology ................................ CC CCPlant Landscaping …………………………… CCSubtropical Urban Tree Care ………………… CCSustainable Agriculture 9/ …………………… CC

Applied Trades 10/ ……………………………… CCAuto Body Repair & Painting …………………… CC CCAutomotive Technology .................................... CC CC CCCosmetology ……………………………………… CCDiesel Mechanics Technology ………………… CCDigital Media Arts / Production ......................... CC CCElectrical Installation & Maintenance Tech ...... CCElectronic and Computer Engineering Tech .... CCElectronics Technology 11/ ............................. CC CCFacilities Engineering Technology ................... CCFashion Technology ......................................... CC CCMachine, Welding & Industrial Mech Tech ....... CCSustainable Construction Technology .............. CCTelevision Production ....................................... CCWelding Technology ......................................... CC





2/ Accounting program approved at Kaua‘i CC by the Chancellor in February 2012, effective Fall 2012. 3/ Health Information Tech approved by the Chancellor in May 2012, effective Fall 2012. Replaces the specialization under Business Tech.

5/ Travel Industry certificate (Management) approved at Leeward CC by the Chancellor in April 2011, effective Fall 2011. 6/ Medical Assisting certificate approved at Kaua‘i CC by the Chancellor in May 2012, effective Fall 2012. 7/ Pharmacy Technician certificate approved at Maui College by the Chancellor in August 2011, effective Spring 2012. 8/ Administration of Justice certificate at Hawai‘i CC approved by the Chancellor in May 2013, effective June 2013. 9/ Approved by the Chancellor in January 2013, effective Fall 2013.10/ Certificate in Applied Trades approved by the Chancellor in February 2011, effective Fall 2011.11/ Stop-out in Electronic Tech at Hawai‘i CC for not more than two years approved by the Chancellor in July 2011, effective Fall 2011.

SOURCES: Minutes of the Meetings of the UH Board of Regents; executive memoranda; Chief Academic Officers at the campuses.

1/ The certificate totals in this table reflect programs offered at each campus. Specializations or concentrations within major program headings are not shown. Some programs may be aggregated under headings that do not agree exactly with the title in use at the campus, but which are used here for convenience.

4/ Hospitality and Tourism program at Kapi‘olani CC combines degree offerings in Hotel / Restaurant Operations and Travel and Tourism; name change approved by the UH President in March 2012. Program at Kaua‘i CC approved by the Chancellor in February 2012, effective Fall 2012.

APPENDIX ADEGREES AND CERTIFICATES OFFERED

IN ALPHA ORDER IN PROGRAM LEVEL ORDER

AA ASSOCIATE IN ARTS APC ADVANCED PROFESSIONAL CERTIFICATE

AAS ASSOCIATE IN APPLIED SCIENCE CA CERTIFICATE OF ACHIEVEMENT

APC ADVANCED PROFESSIONAL CERTIFICATE CC CERTIFICATE OF COMPLETION

AS ASSOCIATE IN SCIENCE CO CERTIFICATE OF COMPETENCE

ATS ASSOCIATE IN TECHNICAL STUDIES SC SUBJECT CERTIFICATE

BA BACHELOR OF ARTS UCERT UNDERGRADUATE CERTIFICATE

BAS BACHELOR OF APPLIED SCIENCE

BBA BACHELOR OF BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION AA ASSOCIATE IN ARTS

BED BACHELOR OF EDUCATION AAS ASSOCIATE IN APPLIED SCIENCE

BFA BACHELOR OF FINE ARTS AS ASSOCIATE IN SCIENCE

BMUS BACHELOR OF MUSIC ATS ASSOCIATE IN TECHNICAL STUDIES

BS BACHELOR OF SCIENCE

BSW BACHELOR OF SOCIAL WORK BA BACHELOR OF ARTS

CA CERTIFICATE OF ACHIEVEMENT BAS BACHELOR OF APPLIED SCIENCE

CC CERTIFICATE OF COMPLETION BBA BACHELOR OF BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION

CO CERTIFICATE OF COMPETENCE BED BACHELOR OF EDUCATION

DARCH DOCTOR OF ARCHITECTURE BFA BACHELOR OF FINE ARTS

DNP DOCTOR OF NURSING PRACTICE BMUS BACHELOR OF MUSIC

DRPH DOCTOR OF PUBLIC HEALTH BS BACHELOR OF SCIENCE

EDD EDUCATIONAL DOCTORATE BSW BACHELOR OF SOCIAL WORK

GCERT GRADUATE CERTIFICATE

JD JURIS DOCTOR GCERT GRADUATE CERTIFICATE

LLM MASTER OF LAWS PB POST BACCALAUREATE CERTIFICATE

MA MASTER OF ARTS

MACC MASTER OF ACCOUNTING LLM MASTER OF LAWS

MBA MASTER OF BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION MA MASTER OF ARTS

MD DOCTOR OF MEDICINE MACC MASTER OF ACCOUNTING

MED MASTER OF EDUCATION MBA MASTER OF BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION

MEDT MASTER OF EDUCATION IN TEACHING MED MASTER OF EDUCATION

MFA MASTER OF FINE ARTS MEDT MASTER OF EDUCATION IN TEACHING

MGEO MASTER OF GEOSCIENCE MFA MASTER OF FINE ARTS

MHRM MASTER OF HUMAN RESOURCE MANAGEMENT MGEO MASTER OF GEOSCIENCE

MLISC MASTER OF LIBRARY AND INFORMATION SCIENCE MHRM MASTER OF HUMAN RESOURCE MANAGEMENT

MMUS MASTER OF MUSIC MLISC MASTER OF LIBRARY AND INFORMATION SCIENCE

MPA MASTER OF PUBLIC ADMINISTRATION MMUS MASTER OF MUSIC

MPH MASTER OF PUBLIC HEALTH MPA MASTER OF PUBLIC ADMINISTRATION

MS MASTER OF SCIENCE MPH MASTER OF PUBLIC HEALTH

MSW MASTER OF SOCIAL WORK MS MASTER OF SCIENCE

MURP MASTER OF URBAN AND REGIONAL PLANNING MSW MASTER OF SOCIAL WORK

PB POST BACCALAUREATE CERTIFICATE MURP MASTER OF URBAN AND REGIONAL PLANNING

PHARMD DOCTOR OF PHARMACY

PHD DOCTOR OF PHILOSOPHY DARCH DOCTOR OF ARCHITECTURE

SC SUBJECT CERTIFICATE DNP DOCTOR OF NURSING PRACTICE

UCERT UNDERGRADUATE CERTIFICATE DRPH DOCTOR OF PUBLIC HEALTH

EDD EDUCATIONAL DOCTORATE

JD JURIS DOCTOR

MD DOCTOR OF MEDICINE

PHARMD DOCTOR OF PHARMACY

PHD DOCTOR OF PHILOSOPHY

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