Dual Degree Programs
The College of Arts and Sciences offers a range of dual degree programs that enable eligible students enrolled in one degree program to complete work toward an additional degree program. Dual programs take two general forms:
- Dual undergraduate/graduate programs enable admitted undergraduate students to begin taking specified graduate courses during their senior year (or earlier in some cases) and count the coursework toward both the undergraduate and graduate degree.
- Dual graduate programs enable admitted students to use specified coursework from one graduate or professional degree program to also count toward another program.
Students in dual programs are enrolled in each degree program either concurrently or in close succession. Dual degrees may, therefore, be awarded at the same time, or one degree may be awarded prior to the second. The College of Arts and Sciences currently has the following dual degree programs.
Dual Undergradaute/Graduate Programs:
- Bachelor of Science in Computer Science / Master of Science in Health Administration (Health Informatics specialization)
- Bachelor of Science in Computer Science / Master of Science in Information Systems
- B.S. in Mathematics (Actuarial Science concentration) / Master of Actuarial Scienc
- B.S. in Mathematics (Computer Information Systems concentration) / Master of Science in Information Systems
- B.S. in Mathematics (Mathematical Risk Management concentration) / Master of Science in Risk Management and Insurance (Mathematical Risk Management specialization)
- B.S. Physics / M.A.T. Science Education
Dual Graduate Programs:
- Dual Master of Arts in Political Science / Master of International Business