Undergraduate Course Catalog 2015-2016
Degrees and Major Programs of Study
College of Liberal Arts
Please note that the teacher education division of the College of Liberal Arts
coordinates the five-year undergraduate/graduate teacher education program.
*Designated degree (the name of the specialization is included on the diploma; e.g., B.S. in Chemistry).
Bachelor of Arts
Anthropology
The Arts
Art History
Art Studio
Classics
Classical Languages and Literatures
Ancient Mediterranean Civilizations
Latin and Latin Teaching
Communication
Business Applications
Media Practices
English
English/Journalism
English Literature
English Teaching
French
French Studies
Geography
German
History
Humanities
International Affairs (dual major)
Justice Studies (dual major)
Linguistics
Music
Liberal Studies
Composition
Performance Study
Philosophy
Political Science
Psychology
Russian
Sociology
Spanish
Theatre
Acting
Dance
Design and Theatre Technology
Musical Theatre
Secondary Theatre Education
Youth Drama
Women’s Studies
Bachelor of Fine Arts
Bachelor of Music
Composition
Music Education
Performance
Preteaching
Bachelor of Science
College of Engineering and Physical Sciences
Bachelor of Arts
Chemistry
Earth Science Teaching
Earth Sciences
Mathematics
Physics
Bachelor of Science
Bioengineering*
Chemical Engineering*
- Bioengineering
Energy
Environmental Engineering
Chemistry*
Civil Engineering*
Computer Engineering*
Computer Science*
- Bioinformatics
Earth Sciences*
Climate Science
Geology
Geophysics
Oceanography
Electrical Engineering*
Environmental Engineering*
- Municipal Processes
- Hydrology
Information Technology*
Mathematics*
Computation
Dynamics and Controls
Economics
Fluid Dynamics
Solid Mechanics and Vibrations
- Elementary
Middle/Junior High
Secondary
Mechanical Engineering*
Ocean Engineering
Physics*
- Astronomy
- Chemical
Materials Science
College of Health and Human Services
Bachelor of Science
Athletic Training
Communication Sciences and Disorders
Health Management and Policy
Human Development and Family Studies
- Exercise Science
Outdoor Education
Physical Education Pedagogy
Sport Studies
Nursing
Occupational Therapy
Recreation Management and Policy
- Program Administration
Therapeutic Recreation
College of Life Sciences and Agriculture
Bachelor of Arts
Sustainable Agriculture and Food Systems
Zoology
Bachelor of Science in Forestry
Bachelor of Science
Biochemistry, Molecular and Cellular Biology
Biology
Biomedical Science
- Medical Laboratory Science
Medical Microbiology
Medical and Veterinary Sciences
Community and Environmental Planning
Environmental and Resource Economics
Environmental Conservation and Sustainability
Environmental Sciences*
- Ecosystems
Hydrology
Soil and Watershed Management
- Equine Industry and Management
Therapeutic Riding
Equine Science
- Genomics
Marine, Estuarine, and Freshwater Biology
Neuroscience and Behavior
Animal Behavior
Integrative
- Dietetics
Nutrition and Wellness
Nutritional Sciences
Sustainable Agriculture and Food Systems
Tourism Planning and Development
Wildlife and Conservation Biology
Zoology
*Designated degree (the name of the specialization is on the diploma, e.g., B.S. in forestry).
Peter T. Paul College of Business and Economics
Bachelor of Arts
- Global Trade and Finance
Money and Financial Markets
Public Policy and Sustainability
Bachelor of Science
- Accounting
Entrepreneurial Studies
Finance
Information Systems and Business Analytics
International Business and Economics
Management
Marketing
Student-Designed
Economics
Hospitality Management
Thompson School of Applied Science
Associate in Applied Science
Applied Animal Science
Applied Business Management
Civil Technology
Community Leadership
Culinary Arts and Nutrition
Forest Technology
Horticultural Technology
Integrated Agriculture Management
Veterinary Technology
University of New Hampshire at Manchester
Associate in Arts
Associate in Science
Biological Sciences
Business Administration
Bachelor of Arts
Biological Sciences
Business
Communication Arts
Cinema and Media Arts
Digital Media
English
English Teaching
History
Humanities
Politics and Society
Psychology
Bachelor of Science
Analytics
Biotechnology
Computer Science & Entrepreneurship
Engineering Technology
Homeland Security
Sign Language Interpretation
Five-Year Accelerated Programs at UNHM
Five-Year Master's of Information Technology
Five-Year Teacher's Education
Minors
- American Sign Language and Deaf Studies
The Arts
Business
Communication Arts
Computer Information Systems
Education
Entrepreneurship
English
History
Humanities
Philosophy
Political Economy
Political Science
Psychology
Sociology
Interdisciplinary Dual Majors
Bachelor of Arts/Bachelor of Science
EcoGastronomy
International Affairs
Justice Studies
Five-Year Degree Programs
Bachelor of Arts and Master of Education**
Bachelor of Science and Master of Education**
Bachelor of Science and Master of Science in Accounting
Bachelor of Science and Master of Science in Biochemistry
Bachelor of Science and Master of Science in Occupational Therapy
European Cultural Studies
Humanities
Linguistics
Women’s Studies
Bachelor of Science
Ecosystems
Hydrology
Soil and Watershed Management
Animal Behavior
Integrative
Minors
Students may earn a minor in any undergraduate discipline designated by the University. In addition, minors may be earned in the following interdisciplinary areas.
Interdisciplinary Minors
Adolescent and Youth Development
Africana and African American Studies
Agribusiness
Air Force Leadership Studies
American Studies
Animal Behavior
Architectural Studies
Asian Studies
Child Life
Cinema Studies
Coaching
Deaf and Hard of Hearing Studies
Disabilities
Environmental Engineering
Forensics
Gerontology
Green Real Estate
History and Philosophy of Science
Humanities
Hydrology
International Affairs
Justice Studies
Latin American Studies
Marine Biology
Materials Science
Ocean Engineering
Oceanography
Race, Culture, and Power
Religious Studies
Russian Studies
Sustainable Living
War and Peace Studies
Wetland Ecology
Women’s Studies
Advisory Committees
Prelaw
Premedical/Prehealth Care Professional
Accelerated Master’s – University of New Hampshire Seniors
Qualified senior students at the University of New Hampshire may be admitted to the Graduate School provided they have followed normal application procedures; they must have been admitted for the semester in which they wish to enroll in courses for graduate credit. A 3.20 cumulative grade-point average is normally required to be considered for admission to the accelerated master's program.
Such seniors are normally admitted prior to the start of their last undergraduate semester, but may be eligible to apply for admission to the first semester of their senior year. Seniors who have been admitted under early admission may register for a maximum of 12 credits of graduate-level courses prior to completing their bachelor's degree. Such courses may upon recommendation of the department and approval of the Graduate School count toward both a bachelor's and master's degree.
When seniors admitted to the accelerated master's program have registered for graduate courses, they must maintain a grade-point average of 3.20, complete their undergraduate degree as planned, and pass graduate courses taken for credit with a grade of B- or better. If these conditions are not met, admission is withdrawn.
Not all graduate programs participate; each program's faculty retain discretion regarding whether their program admits students under the accelerated master's program, as well as the maximum number of graduate credits permitted (not exceeding 12; e.g., some programs will accept one course, others two). Applicants are strongly encouraged to meet with the graduate coordinator in the program's faculty to discuss specifics. Dual-credit forms must be completed and approved by the dean of the Graduate School at the beginning of the semester for which dual credit is sought.
Five-Year Degree Programs
Bachelor of Arts and Master of Education
Bachelor of Arts and Master of Arts in Teaching
Bachelor of Science and Master of Education
Bachelor of Science and Master of Science in Accounting
Bachelor of Science and Master of Science in Biochemistry
Bachelor of Science and Master of Science in Occupational Therapy
Bachelor of Science and Master of Arts in Political Science
Bachelor of Science and Master of Arts in Teaching
Graduate School
Master of Arts
Master of Science
Master of Arts in Liberal Studies
Master of Arts in Teaching
Master of Business Administration
Master of Education
Master of Fine Arts
Master of Public Administration
Master of Public Health
Master of Science for Teachers
Master of Social Work
Education Specialist
Doctor of Philosophy
