Bachelors 2017 in New York USA. An in-depth knowledge of human behavior, the mind and influencing factors Pursue your interest with more than 50 psychology courses to choose from. Have you ever wondered….Why do you do the things you do? What do your dreams mean? Or, why do some people develop schizophrenia? If these questions interest you, then you should consider the Psychology Program. Psychology is the study of behavior, the mind and factors influencing them. With our highly esteemed faculty, diverse guest lecturers and extensive affiliations with area hospitals and clinics, Mercy College is the place to pursue your degree. The Psychology Program at Mercy College offers more than 50 different psychology courses so students may succeed in a wide range of careers. You’ll have the opportunity for hands-on training and practical experience in several exciting Internships and Cooperative Education (COOP) placements in a number of human service agencies. There are many opportunities for students to engage in research including those offered through the RIMI (Research Infrastructure in Minority Institutions) and COR grants (Career Opportunities in Research). These federally funded programs provide qualified students with the academic and/or financial support to pursue graduate studies. An honors program and membership in a national society are also available for qualified students. Program Outcomes By the end of this program, students should be able to: Describe key concepts, principles, and overarching themes in psychology Interpret, design, and conduct basic psychological research Identify and explain ethical standards in psychological science and practice Demonstrate... [-]

You’ll integrate economic theory and applied economics with an emphasis on management with this unique among SUNY institutions degree. Your course work will be typical of a traditional business administration major but with an emphasis on the development of both technical and analytical skills in a strong liberal arts context. Career Potential Economic consultant Management Entrepreneur Policy analyst What Will I Learn? You’ll be able to explore International trade and finance Economic development Money and banking Environmental economics Plus interesting and timely topics related to Government spending Globalization The importance of politics and our economy Concentration Options Environmental Management Financial Management Human Resource Management International Business and Economics Special Features Internships/Cooperative Education Economics Club Study abroad opportunities 4+1 M.B.A. program with Clarkson University Why Study at SUNY Cortland? See the Student Center [-]

Bachelors 2017 in New York USA. The Department of Physics and Astronomy at Geneseo provides an opportunity to learn and develop in an environment dedicated to excellence. Professional and personal relationships between faculty and students both in and out of the classroom and laboratory are cultivated through joint departmental governance, departmental colloquium presentations, trips to professional meetings and informal social events. The Department offers four-year programs in physics and applied physics, and a (five year) 3-2 program in physics and engineering is offered with ten different colleges. Upon graduation, all undergraduate physics majors receive either the B.A. or B.S. degree in physics. The physics program includes at least 12 courses in physics and four courses in mathematics, two in another lab science and one in computer science. Program Options The content and requirements of the B.A. degree in physics allow several options in the design of an undergraduate program: preparation for graduate study in physics or related fields such as engineering, certification in secondary physics teaching, preparation for immediate commercial or industrial employment, cooperative engineering programs and interdisciplinary majors in geophysics and biophysics. The B.S. degree in physics is directed more toward the student who expects to enter the job market immediately upon graduation. In this program, students would minor in either computer science, mathematics or another science field and take more applied physics courses than are required for the B.A. degree. Career Opportunities The Geneseo physics program prepares you for a wide range of career opportunities. Two-thirds of our... [-]

Bachelor in Engineering (Combined Degree) In engineering, you put the laws of nature to use—building a smarter phone, a lighter jet, a longer-lived battery, or even a more efficient company. The study of engineering begins with a foundation in mathematics and the natural sciences. Through the University of Redlands, you can lay that foundation while enjoying the small classes, personalized education, and diverse opportunities that Redlands is known for and developing the breadth of liberal arts knowledge and skills that are essential for a rewarding life and a successful career. Either you can pursue a master's in engineering after earning a bachelor's degree in one of the sciences, or you can expedite your education by participating in one of our engineering combined-degree programs. A strong student can complete a Redlands major and general education requirements while taking pre-engineering courses, all in three years. The program adviser can help you plan your schedule accordingly. Provided that you maintained high grades in the pre-engineering courses, you’d enroll at Columbia or Washington University’s School of Engineering for the next two years (financial aid and housing are arranged through Columbia or Washington). At the end of the five years, you’d graduate with degrees from both institutions. You are free to pair any University of Redlands undergraduate major with any engineering major; however, the pre-engineering requirements for most sub-fields are most compatible with the physics B.A. or individualized Johnston emphases. See the full list of requirements for the various engineering majors at Columbia University and... [-]

Bachelors 2017 in New York USA. Bachelor’s Degree in Recreation, Adventure Education & Leisure Management Learn to work with diverse groups to design and deliver high-quality recreation experiences that are ecologically and economically sound. Experiential education, leadership, management skills and adventure opportunities are the emphasis of this bachelor’s-degree program. Students choose from several minors, including outdoor leadership, environmental communication and environmental studies. No matter which area of focus you select, you’ll graduate with a highly marketable and capable set of skills: “Leave No Trace” wilderness travel and camping Best practices in recreational program design and delivery Effective management techniques for sustainable nature-based operations Ability to analyze the cultural, historical and environmental impacts of nature-based tourism Communication, leadership and problem-solving Career Options Environmental Educator/Interpreter Nature/Interpretive Center Management Recreation Outfitters Owner/Manager/Guide Health Club or Spa Manager Recreation Program and Operations Supervisor Eco-Tourism Guide/Manager Resort, Cruise Line or College Activities Director Camp Director K-12 Administration* Student Guidance/Counseling* College Student Development/Student Affairs* *Master’s degree and certification required Required Courses Program Requirements English Comp I First Year Seminar Recreation & Leisure in U.S. Adirondack Studies Adventure Education I/II Environmental Education Principles of Management Outdoor Recreation Leadership Outdoor Education Program Design & Planning Sustainable Practices in Entrepreneurship Principles of Marketing Sustainable Nature-Based Tourism Financial Decision Making Risk Management & Liability Experiential Electives Recreation Practicum Outdoor Leadership Practicum Interdisciplinary Field Studies Natural World Electives Biology I Introduction to Environmental Science The Adirondack Environment Geology Natural Habitat Interpretation Dendrology Introduction to Wildlife Management Natural History of North American... [-]

Bachelor in Computer Information Systems

 

The purpose of the Computer Information Systems major is to prepare students to work for government agencies, healthcare institutions, and private companies, for graduate school or teaching at the elementary school level. In accordance with the guidelines of the American Association of Computing Machinery, the Association for Information Systems and the Association of Information Technology Professionals, an important objective of this program emphasizes an understanding of the field of Information Systems both as an academic discipline as well as a profession. Graduates of this program will be well-versed in the history of computing, including aspects of economic, scientific, legal, political and cultural relevance that have shaped the discipline during its short but explosive existence. In addition, this program will provide a firm grounding in the liberal arts, while assuring in-depth study of the discipline of computer information systems. Topics include computational theory and algorithm analysis, e-commerce, IT hardware and systems software, application development, network and data communications, information systems analysis and design, as well as database management systems.All seniors in the Information Systems program are required to design and implement an original independent research project under the guidance of a faculty mentor, and, upon completion of this project, submit the results in both written and oral form. Several state-of-the-art computer science laboratories that include a high-speed data network and access to the Internet support student learning and research.... [-]

Bachelors 2017 in New York USA. In Wells’ popular and respected English program, students investigate texts for their historical and cultural significance, for their expression of a writer’s artistic vision, and for the ways literary works relate to our own lives. You and your fellow students will read and discuss a wide range of works, from classic plays and novels, to poetry that has defined generations and eras, to the often unknown but culturally significant works of minority and women writers. At the same time, you’ll learn to develop your own voice as a writer, blending different styles to develop an understanding of how to write in different disciplines and for different purposes. Students are assisted in the development of their work and encouraged to pursue publishing opportunities through student groups and outside journals. The importance and relevance of good writing is taught across the curriculum at Wells, resulting in an expressive, connected community. The English major at Wells offers two balanced “concentrations,” meaning you’ll focus your interest in either literary analysis and critique or creative writing. As an English literature student, you’ll learn techniques of textual and historical analysis that have been developed by generations of scholars; and as an English creative writing major, you can take introductory and advanced classes in fiction, poetry, creative nonfiction, or writing for the mass media. Of course, no matter your concentration, the whole curriculum is available for you to explore your interests! What Students Study Wells English students study classic texts as... [-]

Associate (A.A.S.) Degree Program in Culinary Arts

Some Culinary Arts graduates pursue careers as bakers, line cooks with big name chefs, or open up their own establishments. Others move into the corporate environment of hotel foodservice, catering operations, or even foodservice for the schools. Some will become front-of-the-house managers and have the experience to help run a restaurant.

Instruction prepares students for the workplace by covering cooking and baking techniques as well as industry concerns such as how food is grown and processed, nutrition, and food handling and safety.

Graduates of the Associate in Applied Science degree program will be prepared to enter the industry as chef tournants, and assistant pastry chefs. Graduates are encouraged to enroll into the Bachelor of Business Administration degree in Hospitality Management in order to become more proficient in management techniques, hone culinary skills and enter the industry as assistant food & beverage managers, sous chefs or a variety of other more senior positions.... [-]

Bachelor of Commerce

Awarding Body:

University of Auckland

Degree Highlights

Flexibility to create your own individual programme — you are encouraged to pursue a double major — using the range of majors offered across the Business School. Equips you with first class communication, teamwork and leadership skills, as well as cross-cultural understanding. The Business School is accredited by EFMD, EQUIS and AACSB International. In addition the school has programmes recognised by NZICA and CPA Australia.

Degree Structure

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If you have a passion for the arts—whether it’s a love of music, theatre, painting, drawing, videography, photography or broadcast journalism—consider majoring in the creative arts at Siena. Siena’s Creative Arts Department will provide you with focused study in the visual arts, music, theatre, or broadcast journalism, preparing you for personal, academic, or professional work in the arts. In addition to classroom learning, you’ll have opportunities to attend and perform in campus shows, mount exhibits, and tour area museums. Creative Arts coursework Want to prepare for a career in music? Explore our courses in vocal and orchestral performance, music history, and music theory. If theatre is your passion, take performance, theatre management, or set design. Or try your hand at documentary filmmaking, broadcast journalism, graphic design, costume and makeup design, or painting. You can even combine courses in different areas to create an intermedia arts experience. Our Creative Arts home Housed in historic Foy Hall, our Creative Arts Department is home to studio art classrooms, a state-of-the-art digital lab, an acting studio, music practice rooms, and lecture and rehearsal halls. Foy Hall also houses Siena’s experimental studio lab, Beaudoin Theater, scene and costume shops, lighting and sound booths, and the Carol and Joseph Reilly SCTV station and broadcasting studio. Hands-on opportunities As a creative arts student, you’ll have plenty of hands-on and extracurricular opportunities to perfect your craft. Experiential opportunities include Siena’s chamber orchestra, chamber singers, college chorus, campus radio station (88.3 FM, WVCR The Saint), and theatre productions. Internships... [-]

How much will this program cost me? - Tuition and fees: $78,040 - Books and supplies: $5,000 - On-campus room & board: $50,040 *The amounts shown above include costs for the entire program, assuming normal time to completion. Note that this information is subject to change. International Scholarships International students accepted to Five Towns College are eligible to receive an international scholarship ranging from $1,000 to $10,000 USD per year. These scholarships are based on talent and/or merit and are renumerable based on the scholarship criteria set forth in the awards letter. These scholarships are awarded at both the undergraduate and graduate level. What financing options are available to help me pay for this program? Financing for this program may be available through grants, scholarships, loans (federal and private) and institutional financing plans. - Federal loans - Private education loans - Institutional financing plan How long will it take me to complete this program? The program is designed to take 4 years to complete. Of those that completed the program in 2012-2013, *% finished in 4 years. *Less than 10 students completed this program in 2012-13. The number who finished within the normal time has been withheld to preserve the confidentiality of the students. ... [-]

Keuka College's art and design major is geared toward students interested in design, visual expression, and digital communication. And, according to the Wall Street Journal, a fine-arts degree may be a better choice than many think. While fostering creative development and personal expression, the major provides the skills and experiences essential for success in the field of design and visual communication. In fact, the program’s enhanced emphasis on digital media and graphic design will open up cutting-edge opportunities for students as they transition to the workforce or advanced study. Taking advantage of the College’s historical commitment to experiential learning and faculty members who bring relevant, real-world experience to the classroom, Keuka College’s program provides the “practical, career-centered advising and experiences” that a recent national report on education in the arts recommends. These include a first-year introduction to the principles and practices of building a professional portfolio; a stand-alone, upper-level seminar focused on “Art in the World;” and a series of concentrations within the major that provide a variety of career pathways. Art and Design majors may follow one of two paths. A stand-alone core-major program in Art and Design consisting of 51 credits, or an Art and Design major within any of the areas of concentration listed below, consisting of 63 credits. Art & Design Core Requirements Course Number/Name Credits *ART 101 Foundations of Art and Design 3 *ART 201 History of Art I [renamed] 3 *ART 202 History of Art II 3 ART 205 Visual Design 3 ART 215... [-]

Bachelors 2017 in New York USA. The BS in Digital Media is designed to allow students the opportunity to explore, in depth, the new exciting field of Digital Media under the guidance of recognized working artists, designers, and educators. It combines courses in digital media with a balanced curriculum of art studio, art history and liberal arts. The degree is flexible and can be tailored to students' interests. Students can choose to enhance their studies with courses in Communication, Information Technology, or professional internships. The Digital Media student will gain broad-based training in a wide range of new media using powerful software and equipment, as well as an understanding of Digital Media concepts, history and heritage in the traditional media. The Digital Media Studio houses two computer labs. All computers are iMacs with 27" monitors, 16 gigs of RAM, DVD-RW drives, and work station level video cards. Every computer is loaded with the latest versions of industry-standard software including the Adobe CC Master suite (InDesign, Photoshop, Illustrator, Acrobat, Flash Professional, Dreamweaver, Fireworks, After Effects, and Adobe Premiere Pro), Autodesk Maya for 3D modeling and animation and Corel Painter for digital painting. Every computing station is also equipped with its own high quality Epson flatbed scanner for both transparency and reflective scanning and a Wacom digitizing tablet. In addition, there is a special scanning and printing area, with a dedicated 35mm film scanner and 11 x 17" flatbed scanner for oversize work. The networked printers include a color laser printer capable... [-]

Bachelor of Architecture The Bachelor of Architecture curriculum of the School of Architecture is designed to provide the student with a comprehensive educational experience, gaining knowledge and skills in preparation for the successful and ethical practice of architecture. Design studios and courses build cumulatively over the five years in order to establish a broad and deep foundation of knowledge in architecture and urban design in relation to developments in the sciences, arts, and technology. The curriculum stresses the importance of architecture as a humanistic discipline concerned with the design and construction of habitats in diverse social and ecological conditions, and their corresponding requirements for sustainability and ethical responsibility. The five year professional program is framed within the context of a rigorous liberal arts education that includes a wide range of required and elective courses in the Humanities and Social Sciences, together with elective opportunities in the Schools of Art and Engineering, emphasizing the nature of architecture as a cultural, social, and technological practice intimately tied to the increasingly urgent questions raised by the man-made and natural environment. First Year The First Year is conceived as a broad introduction to society, culture, environment, and the nature, place and role of architecture in this context. The student is introduced to the principles and experience of drawing and representation in a broad range of media and formats: freehand drawing is taught side by side with projective geometry (hand constructed and computer generated), and other means of architectural representation. The Architectonics Studios encourage the... [-]

Bachelor's Degree in Culinary Arts Management - New York

 

To be a leader in the increasingly complex and ever-changing foodservice industry, you must be a skilled culinarian, an astute businessperson, and a creative trendsetter. In the CIA's Bachelor of Professional Studies (BPS) in Culinary Arts Management degree program, you will gain the ideal management and cultural knowledge for careers in management, or for creating your own business in the future. And, after you complete your CIA associate degree, you can complete this bachelor’s program in just 17 months. After completing your CIA associate degree in culinary arts, in the junior and senior years of this bachelor's degree program you will:  ... [-]