Curriculum Check Sheets 2007-2008

University College

School of Letters and Sciences

Bachelor of Interdisciplinary Studies

The BIS degree is offered through the University College, located at UASB, 2nd floor, 480-965-1970. Academic advising is required prior to change of major, located at UASB, room 203, 480-965-1970.

(Advising for concentrations: Students are encouraged to meet with an academic advisor in each concentration for academic planning and course selection.)

Prerequisites for Declaring BIS Major

56 hours of college credit must be completed. Academic Good Standing. Completed two courses in each concentration with a minimum grade of "C". (These courses may be in progress at the time the student declares major status. In progress courses must be completed with a "C" or better prior to enrollment in BIS 301.)
Completed General Studies requirements for Mathematics and first-year Composition.

BIS Concentrations

(Refer to catalog index for page number)

SINGLE CONCENTRATIONS (choose two)
College Name	Available Programs
Applied Arts & Sciences	Applied Biological Sciences Exercise & Wellness Food & Nutrition Management Hazardous Materials & Waste Management (C) History and Culture Human Nutrition Literature, Writing and Film Multi-Media Writing & Technical Communication Small Business Spa Management
Design	Architectural Studies Design Studies Interior Design History Landscape Studies Urban Planning
Business — Students may not use two concentrations from the College of Business	Business International Business Studies (C) Quality Analysis (C)
Education	Education
Engineering	Information Sciences Informatics
Fine Arts	Art History Dance Music Theatre
Human Services	Communication Studies Gerontology Special Events Management
Liberal Arts and Sciences	African & African American Studies American Indian Studies (C) Anthropology Asian Pacific American Studies (C) Asian Studies (C) Astronomy Biological Sciences Chemistry Chicana/o Studies Chinese Classical Studies - Greek Classical Studies - Latin Communication Computational Mathematical Sciences East Asian Studies (C) Economics (general) Economics (for a career in law) English - Creative Writing* English - Linguistics concentration* English - Literature concentration* English - Writing Certificate (C)* Ethics Family Studies/Child Development French Geography Geography for Business Geography - Environmental Geography Geography - International Geography Geological Sciences German History Italian Japanese Jewish Studies (C) Justice Studies Kinesiology Latin American Studies (C) Mathematics Philosophy Philosophy - History & Philosophy of Science Philosophy - Symbolic Systems Physics Political Science Political Science - American Public Policy Political Science - Civic Education Political Science - International Studies Psychology Religious Studies Russian Russian & East European Studies (C) Scandinavian Studies Sociology Southeast Asian Studies - Area Studies Option (C) Southeast Asian Studies - Language Studies Option (C) Spanish Spanish for Native Speakers Speech & Hearing Science Statistics Translation (Spanish/English) (C) Women's Studies (C)
Public Programs	Leadership and Ethics Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual and Transgender Studies Nonprofit Administration (C) Public Administration & Public Management Recreation Management Social Welfare Tourism Development & Management Urban & Metropolitan Studies
* Students may not use more than one English concentration. Students may not use more than one Geography concentration. * Double concentrations are built on two concentrations or multiple disciplines and represent a complete BIS major; concentration areas in addition to the double concentration are not needed. (C) Indicates program may award a certificate upon completion. Check with department.
Subject to change without notice

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