College of Arts and Sciences: Majors

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ARTS AND SCIENCES

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MAJOR OPPORTUNITIES.

So, you are interested in a degree in the humanities or have a passion for math or science. Maybe you want to work in the helping professions. Or perhaps you want to fight for social justice with a law degree.

Whatever your end goal, there is a unique path for you in the College of Arts and Sciences at Western New England University. Part of that journey is choosing a major. In this guide, you’ll find practical tips on that important process as well as valuable information about our exciting academic programs and life-changing learning opportunities.

It’s a big world out there. Are you ready to explore?

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BE OPEN TO YOUR POSSIBILITIES There’s more to becoming an Arts and Sciences student than simply choosing a major. At Western New England University, it’s about digging deep into a liberal arts education, opening your mind to new possibilities, and finding the major that best fits your interests and aspirations.

Maybe you already know you want to be a journalist or pharmacist so you have a major in mind. If not—no pressure—you don’t have to formally choose a major until sophomore year.

Your first year will focus on gaining a broad view of the humanities, math, and sciences. Beginning junior year, you will take major-specific courses supported by internships or fieldwork, honors coursework, or research opportunities. You will graduate with a deeper understanding of the world and ready to define your place in it.

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What is a good fit for my personality?

What am I passionate about?

Will I pursue graduate study?

What is important to me in a job?

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GOOD QUESTIONS.

KEEP THEM COMING. WE’LL HELP YOU FIND ANSWERS. Whether you’ve been sure about your career choice since the first grade or you’re still exploring, everyone goes through at least some introspection when choosing a major. It’s important to assess your interests, talents, core values, and goals. When you pursue what you are passionate about it will show in your grades—and ultimately in job interviews.

Fortunately, you won’t be going it alone. Your academic advisor, professors, professional advisor, and the counselors at the Career Development Center can provide the guidance and self-assessment tools to help you find answers.

How can I distinguish myself?

What are my strengths?

IT’S A MAJOR DECISION, BUT

YOU’VE GOT THIS.

Think of the process of choosing a major as just that—a process. Studies suggest that up to 80% of college students change their declared major at least once. Our Exploratory major gives you the freedom to consider all of your options and that’s a smart way to maximize your investment.

SO RELAX, ENJOY THE JOURNEY, AND BEGIN WITH THE END IN MIND. BREATHE. We’ve made it simple. The College of Arts and Sciences gives you a core curriculum designed to help you develop the strong analytical, critical thinking, and communication skills essential to all majors—and careers. Major-specific coursework typically begins in the junior year.

EXPLORE. The First Year Seminar is designed to help you develop core skills and begin to explore disciplines of academic interest.

PLAN. Through your online student portal, Connect2U, you can work with your academic advisor to plot out your courses each semester and identify electives you will need to apply toward travel, a minor, or pursuing a combined degree.

FOCUS. Once you have narrowed your focus, you can map out experiential opportunities to support your academics—from campus leadership positions to study abroad, internships, and networking.

SUCCEED. We have designed the Arts and Sciences major curricula to enable you to fulfill all of your core and major requirements needed to earn your Bachelor of Arts or Bachelor of Sciences degree in four years.

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DO THE HONORS. Honors programs are the cherry on top of an impressive academic transcript. Arts and Sciences students set themselves apart through our honors and scholars programs and membership in student chapters of professional societies.

The Honors program distinction on your academic record is an ideal way to show graduate schools and potential employers that you are a person who is ambitious, goal‑oriented, and driven to excel.

SEE THE WORLD THROUGH THE EYES OF A GLOBAL SCHOLAR. Make the world your classroom as a member of the College of Arts and Sciences Global Scholars Program. This elite program offers the advantages of internationally focused coursework combined with global cultural exposure through networking and international travel and study.

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Minors, concentrations, and other opportunities for specialization are a great way to complement your major program of study and distinguish yourself in the job market. Arts and Sciences students may also choose minors from the College of Business. Pair your English major with a minor in Marketing or choose a minor in Music or Theatre if you enjoy performing.

The possibilities are endless.

ACADEMIC MAJORS AND PROGRAMS

MINORS African American Studies

Actuarial Science

Art

American Studies

Athletic Coaching

Biology

Biology

Chemistry

Bio-medical Physics

Communication • Health Communication • Media and Journalism • Public Relations

Business

Computer Science Creative Writing Criminal Justice Economics Education • Elementary • Secondary English Forensic Biology Forensic Chemistry Health Sciences Health Studies • Pre-occupational Therapy

Chemistry Communication Computer Forensics Computer Science Creative Writing Criminal Justice Economics Education English Film Studies Forensic Science Health Sciences History Information Technology Integrated Marketing Communication

History

International Studies

Information Technology

Journalism

International Studies

Latin American Studies

Law and Society

Mathematical Sciences

Mathematical Sciences

Media

Neuroscience

Music

Philosophy Political Science Pre-optometry Pre-pharmacy Pre-physician Assistant

Philosophy Political Science Psychology Public Administration Public Relations

Psychology

Quantitative Economics

Social Work

Religious Studies

Sociology

Social Justice

Five-year Bachelor/MBA*

Social Work

Five-year Bachelor/MS in Organizational Leadership*

Social Work for Criminal Justice Majors

3+3 Law*

Spanish

Sociology Statistics Theatre Women’s and Gender Studies

*Combined Degree program

Students may also choose a minor from the College of Business such as Marketing, Human Resource Management, or Entrepreneurship.

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ACADEMIC MAJORS ACTUARIAL SCIENCE

CHEMISTRY

According to CareerCast.com, this major can lead to one of the top 10 jobs today!

Actuaries are business professionals who use their knowledge of mathematics, statistics, economics, and finance to analyze and solve problems related to managing risk. Actuaries are most commonly employed in the insurance, financial services, and healthcare industries as well as in government agencies.

You’ll have opportunities to gain relevant experience through internships in the nearby insurance and finance hubs of the Springfield/ Hartford region or throughout the country.

Chemistry impacts everything in our world from nutrition, new drugs, and human health, to coatings, paints, and plastics. In the Chemistry program, you will gain a strong foundation in basic chemical and physical principles, as well as in-depth knowledge of biochemistry, analytical, organic, inorganic, and physical chemistry.

Some students have completed internships at the State Police Crime Lab, Shriners Hospitals for Children, environmental testing facilities, chromatography research/ development companies, and various other governmental and industrial sites, which can lead to future careers.

AMERICAN STUDIES American Studies is an interdisciplinary program that focuses on the study of literature and other media in a social and historical context. You will work in three major areas—literature, history, and media—to develop a broad, interdisciplinary approach to the meaning and nature of culture in the United States, including the context of European colonialism. Your degree will offer many of the opportunities of a traditional English major, but with a specialization in American culture that will be recognizable by graduate programs and employers.

BIOLOGY Biology is the key to solving many of the problems that will face humanity in the coming decades. Our program focuses on general and molecular biology concepts with an emphasis on cell biology, biochemistry, evolution, and ecology. You’ll be taught and mentored by outstanding faculty whose diverse research interests include such fields as human evolution, diabetes, and environmental toxicology. Graduates of the Biology program have successfully entered many career paths in healthcare, including medicine, dentistry, physical therapy, and pharmacy as well as prestigious graduate programs.

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COMMUNICATION Concentrations: Health Communication, Media and Journalism, and Public Relations.

Communication is an essential element to every profession. The Communication major provides you with the skills to become a professional communicator through our three concentrations. Whether you intend to work in an official capacity as a reporter or public relations executive, or want to become a powerful communicator in your desired field, the Communication program is right for you. Communication graduates have gone on to be television news anchors, a talent coordinator for American Idol, social media editor for E! News, and a music programming coordinator at Sirius XM Radio.

COMPUTER SCIENCE Our Computer Science major is a multidisciplinary program, combining courses in computer science, computer engineering, mathematics, and communication. This will make you a well-rounded professional who is ready to create and manage complex computer architectures and explain how these environments work to nontechnical colleagues. In your spare time, you can join our HackerSpace Club to compete at hackathon competitions. Verizon, the FDA, General Dynamics, and the Bank of Scotland have hired our graduates.

CREATIVE WRITING The Creative Writing major enables students to study writing along two parallel paths.

One begins with literary surveys in British and American literature. The other starts a sequence of writing workshops to help you learn your craft. You will be mentored by a faculty composed of noted authors and poets. You may choose to continue your studies in our Master of Fine Arts in Creative Writing program or attend our School of Law. You will be prepared to launch your career in publishing, journalism, technical writing, or developing content for the Web. Western New England is a member of the National Association of Writing Programs.

CRIMINAL JUSTICE You can focus your studies through four concentrations: Criminal Investigation, Homeland Security and Terrorism, Victim Studies, and Administration of Justice.

Taught by experienced academics and law enforcement professionals, our widely respected program meets all the standards of the Academy of Criminal Justice Sciences.

Graduates have found employment in the Springfield Police Department; the U.S. Marine Corps; and with the Maine, Massachusetts, and Vermont State Police. Our alumni hold or have held such ranks as Chief of Police and Massachusetts State Police Superintendent.

ECONOMICS Economists are in the important profession of helping businesses, governments, organizations, and citizens see trends, assess risks, and take advantage of opportunities.

Because economics is such a critical area of policymaking, you, as a citizen, must have a significant understanding of its workings. In the Economics Senior Seminar, you will take on a major research project guided by a faculty mentor. Economics graduates are employed by a wide range of organizations, including Regional Models, Inc., Penn State University, and Capitol Capital Group, LLC. Economics is an ideal program for a double major or minor.

EDUCATION–ELEMENTARY Elementary school teachers play a vital role in the development of young children. In this major, you’ll double major in Elementary Education, and one of the following content majors: English, History, Mathematical Sciences, Psychology, or Sociology. Completing both majors allows students to graduate in four years having met all the University requirements, and the Massachusetts Department of Elementary and Secondary Education (DESE) requirements for an initial level teaching license (grades 1-6). This is a state-approved program accredited through the Massachusetts Department of Elementary and Secondary Education. Via the NASDTEC Interstate Contract, you’ll be eligible to teach in about 40 states including CT, NY, and RI, once specific requirements for each state are met.

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FORENSIC BIOLOGY

EDUCATION–SECONDARY Teachers motivate students and help them discover the areas of study they wish to pursue in their postsecondary education. In this major, you’ll complete a major in Biology, Chemistry, English, History, or Mathematics and requirements for an initial teaching license (5-12). In this state-approved and accredited program, students graduate having met all the University requirements, and the MA Department of Elementary and Secondary Education (DESE) requirements for an initial level teaching license (grades 5-12). Via the NASDTEC Interstate Contract, you’ll be eligible to teach in about 40 states including CT, NY, and RI, once specific requirements for each state are met.

ENGLISH The study of English provides you with a versatile degree that can be applied in many different areas. It is designed to enhance critical thinking and analysis skills through detailed assessments of texts and research papers in British and American Literature and the study of contemporary authors. A hallmark of the program is mentorship by faculty members who have published novels, poetry collections, literary and cultural criticism, and textbooks along with visiting speakers. English majors may continue their studies in our MFA in Creative Writing or 3 +3 Law program. Graduates work in teaching, publishing, public relations, entertainment, finance, and technology.

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Forensic biologists play an important role in piecing together the clues to give prosecutors the corroborative evidence needed to convict or vindicate those accused of crimes. Your coursework in the Forensic Biology program will be heavily augmented by practical laboratory experiences. Alumni have continued to graduate study at Boston University School of Medicine, George Washington University, SUNY-Albany, and UConn. Graduates have been hired at the Connecticut Department of Public Health; Massachusetts State Police Forensic Services Group and CODIS Unit; Office of the Chief Medical Examiner, Washington, DC; and Spectrum Analytical Laboratories.

FORENSIC CHEMISTRY Do you want an opportunity to be a real-life CSI? Forensic chemists are involved in the collection, preservation, analysis, and presentation of evidence related to criminal investigations. You will be well prepared to work in state and federal crime labs, law enforcement agencies, academic and private research facilities, medical examiners’ and coroners’ offices, pharmaceutical and toxicology laboratories, or hospital laboratories.

HEALTH SCIENCES The study of Health Sciences puts you at the forefront of understanding the critical connections between science and human health. You will study a combination of introductory and advanced courses in biology, chemistry, and physics, together with specialized topics in health science.

Courses study such topics as Epidemiology, Infectious Diseases, and Medical Microbiology. This program is excellent preparation for pursuing graduate degrees in fields such as medicine, pharmacy, or physician assistant studies, and professional programs in other health related fields.

HEALTH STUDIES

INTERNATIONAL STUDIES

Careers in the medical fields require different curriculums to prepare students for their chosen path. Not all of these professions require science-heavy courses, and instead focus on the practical side of health careers.

The Health Studies major complements a wide variety of careers such as occupational therapy, physical therapy, and public health.

It is also offers most of the prerequisites for a doctorate in physical therapy and accelerated nursing programs. In fact, you may pursue a concentration in Pre-occupational Therapy if you have an interest in earning a Doctor of Occupational Therapy degree right here at Western New England.

The International Studies program promotes global understanding and lifelong learning through an international, intercultural, and interdisciplinary curriculum. It is a great fit for the Global Scholars program or our numerous study abroad opportunities. The skills learned in the International Studies major can be applied to any number of career areas, including government, law, business, economics, politics, or teaching.

Many graduates of this program pursue postgraduate education in law, public administration, and other liberal arts fields.

HISTORY History is the study of the human past, interpreted with artifacts, written evidence, and oral traditions. The History program enables students to consider the forces that have shaped world societies. In this fascinating and highly relevant major (historical study is essential to active citizenship), you’ll learn to engage in respectful debate, achieve perspective, and analyze the magnitude and significance of events and ideas in the past. Our graduates have pursued advanced degrees in history, education, and law. They work at the Smithsonian Institution, Greater Hartford Arts Council, the National Archives, the National Security Agency, in foreign service, teaching, and at local historical societies.

LAW AND SOCIETY Law and Society is a major not common to many schools. Since it draws from multiple academic disciplines—law, economics, history, political science, and social science, it is an interdisciplinary program that capitalizes on the many strengths of Western New England University. The Law and Society major is designed to provide students with a solid understanding of the origins, institutional frameworks, cultural development, and theoretical foundations of law and justice. This dynamic program provides excellent preparation for those wishing to attend law school, but it is not intended exclusively for pre-law students.

INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY This in-demand major prepares you to administer computer systems and data bases, manage networks of computers, design and develop webpages, troubleshoot network security problems, and oversee the physical connectivity of Internet or intranet connections. You’ll have opportunities to intern for such organizations as the Springfield Police Department, Pratt & Whitney, or MassMutual, and a program sponsored by the National Science Foundation that allows you to work directly on humanitarian free and open source software projects.

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MATHEMATICAL SCIENCES

PHILOSOPHY

Mathematics is vital to the success of numerous industries, as mathematical theory is used to solve economic, scientific, engineering, medical, and business problems. In the Technology in Mathematics course, you’ll gain exposure to a variety of mathematical software packages, programming languages, and presentational software useful in the major, internships, and your future career. A Mathematical Sciences degree will position you well for careers in education, business, government, engineering, and technology.

The Philosophy major teaches skills valuable to all employers, including critical reading, analysis, writing, and logic. It contributes to personal growth and a deeper understanding of ourselves and the world. You’ll explore such topics as the relationship between mind and body, free will, the difference between knowing and believing, justice, human rights, and Eastern and Western religions. Philosophy is a great foundation for a career in medicine, education, the ministry, acting, politics, history, business, journalism, music, or law.

POLITICAL SCIENCE A degree in Political Science has limitless application from governmental work to advocacy, policy analysis, diplomacy, survey research, journalism, or law. You will be inspired by our excellent faculty who will help you gain a clear and nuanced understanding of how governments work and the role that citizens play in representative democracy. You can apply what you learn through internships for government and nonprofit organizations, the Washington Semester program or study abroad in our summer seminar in Southern Africa, which examines the socioeconomic impact of the AIDS epidemic.

NEUROSCIENCE By combining the disciplines of psychology, biology, and chemistry, the Neuroscience major studies the intricacies of the human brain. You will study the nervous system, behavior, and cognitive processes from a variety of perspectives ranging from molecules to behavior and have opportunities to collaborate on research with your professors. Students can pursue lab-intensive or research-intensive tracks to prepare for direct entry into the workforce or to enroll in graduate or medical school.

Our graduates have continued their studies at the master’s or doctoral level in a variety of science related professions (e.g. PhD, MD, DDO, DDS, VDM, or OD).

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PRE-OPTOMETRY The Pre-optometry program is a 3 + 4 Affiliation Program offered through an agreement with New England College of Optometry (NECO). In this program, after successfully completing three years taking Pre-optometry coursework at Western New England University, students can receive early admissions status in the four-year NECO program.

PRE-PHARMACY Pharmacists are healers. They dispense the medicines that treat everything from the common cold to our most serious diseases.

They also offer candid and personal advice on how to treat an ailment and are the point people when it comes to questions about medication. Pre-pharmacy is a two-year program designed to lead directly into Western New England’s four-year Doctor of Pharmacy program. Students accepted into the Pharmacy program earn a bachelor’s degree in Pharmacy Studies after four years and the PharmD degree after six years.

PRE-PHYSICIAN ASSISTANT Physician assistants (PAs) represent the future of patient-centered healthcare.

Working under the guidance of physicians, PAs examine, diagnose, and treat patients.

In the Pre-physician Assistant program, you work in the state-of-the-art labs as you prepare for admission to a Physician Assistant graduate program. Students who have successfully completed our Pre-PA program requirements can be considered for admission to the Salus University Physician Assistant Studies program, which leads to the Master of Medical Science. After four years in the combined 3+2 program, you will receive a B.S. in Health Sciences from Western New England University.

PSYCHOLOGY The Department of Psychology has a reputation for outstanding undergraduate education and our PhD program in Behavior Analysis is attracting attention worldwide.

You’ll study with faculty offering wideranging expertise from neuroscience and cognitive psychology to industrial and school psychology. You’ll have opportunities to explore many career paths and be prepared for graduate school or careers in counseling, personnel administration, human service agencies, special education, elementary school teaching, higher education, medicine, criminal justice, law, or social work.

SOCIAL WORK Social workers influence people’s lives by enabling them to better help themselves.

They work with individuals, families, groups, and communities, and advocate for positive social policies. We offer four different internship opportunities, including one in the first semester. This totals over 725 hours of fieldwork. Thanks to this experience-intensive approach and our Council on Social Work Education (CSWE) accreditation, students who excel in our program are eligible to enter advanced standing programs where they can obtain their master’s degree in one year rather than two.

SOCIOLOGY Sociologists focus on a wide range of societal issues, including race, gender, class, and their impact on society. You’ll take courses such as Social Theory and Qualitative Research Methods, and have the opportunity to conduct your own research and to engage in an internship.

Graduates of the Sociology program have gone on to work in human resources, law enforcement, public administration, health administration, and education.

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One of the best proving grounds to test your expanding knowledge of your major is through an internship where suddenly all those notes and exam questions will get real. But thanks to your integrated liberal and professional education and comprehensive advisement program, you’ll be ready to impress. Through the Career Development Center, our students have landed desirable internship placements at a variety of prestigious companies, organizations, or agencies, such as: • • • •

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T he trip to Sorrento, Italy was important to me because I hope to one day live and work abroad. As an academic Global Scholar student at Western New England University, I was required to study abroad and this trip was a great first step, and one that I incorporated into my capstone project senior year.

KELLY DONAHOO (first on left) Communication Sorrento, Italy & Guatemala Summer Seminars Client Services, Westcoast Connection (High School Travel Programs) Hometown: Yorktown Heights, NY

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EXPERIENCE THE WORLD THROUGH STUDY ABROAD. You can expand your worldview through a faculty-led summer seminar abroad. Ireland, Spain, Italy, Iceland, and Southern Africa are just some of the locations where our students have stamped their passports to international opportunities.

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DON’T BE AFRAID TO DREAM BIG. YOUR FACULTY ARE RIGHT BEHIND YOU.

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Your professors will know you by name and be valued mentors in supporting your biggest aspirations. With open doors and open dialogue, their mentorship and guidance can help connect you to courses and internships that can prepare you for graduate school or to land that first job—and chances are that after your folks, they’ll be the first ones you text with the great news!

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W hat I try to focus on in my classes is to get students to think for themselves. I ask questions that challenge them. Not because I necessarily think they have the answer, or that they will ever have the answer, but because they need to ask those questions.

Dr. Douglas Battema Chair, Department of Communication

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