Commonwealth University of Pennsylvania

Accountancy

We are requesting a change in required courses to reflect changing market demands and upcoming revisions to the Uniform Certified Public Accountant (CPA) Examination. Based upon feedback from employers, beginning in 2024, the CPA Exam will include testing of data analytics in accounting, auditing, taxation, and cost accounting; also, changes include a reduction in the area of finance.

Accounting

The accounting program curriculum is designed to address the demands faced by today’s professional accountants. Students develop the critical thinking, problem solving, and technical skills needed to enter and succeed in the accounting profession. Our students learn how to accumulate and summarize information, analyze and interpret results, and communicate information key to decision making and compliance with applicable laws and regulations.

Anthropology

opose a Bachelor of Arts in Anthropology. It is a rigorous major developed with guidance from the American Anthropological Association. Students will understand and be able to apply anthropological theories and methods to the study of humanity past, present, and future. Students will be critical thinkers and effective communicators who are able to address emerging issues faced by humanity.

Applied Computer Science

The Applied Computer Science program combines elements of Lock Haven’s existing successful programs with an additional track in Web Development. The Applied Computer Science program will have a common core of classes and the following three tracks. • Data Science • Mobile and Game Application Development • Web Development The overarching goal of the program is to prepare graduates for entry level positions in these various fields.

Applied Exercise Physiology

The mission of the MS in Applied Exercise Physiology Program is to promote optimal health and well-being in the physically active population by providing educational opportunities to prepare qualified graduate students for a professional career in field of applied exercise physiology. The Applied Exercise Physiology Program is structured according to competencies and proficiency domains designated by the American College of Sports Medicine.

Applied Mathematics

Art History

ASL/English Interpreting

The ASL/English Interpreting Program prepares our students to become interpreting professionals who 1. are critical thinkers 2. can apply ethical standards 3. demonstrate cultural and linguistic competencies in ASL and English 4. are life-long learners, incorporate best practices 5. embrace cultural diversity when serving and promoting social justice for the Deaf, Hard of Hearing, hearing, and DeafBlind in educational and community settings.

Athletic Training

Audiology

Doctor of Audiology (AuD) is a four-year entry-level clinical program placing major emphasis on clinical training and the practical application of research, theory, and technology into clinical practice. Students acquire knowledge and skills in the provision of diagnostic, counseling, and intervention services in a controlled manner. The first two years of the program emphasize didactic instruction and laboratory class work combining theory, practicality, and emerging technology.

Audiology and Speech-Language Pathology

The Department of Communication Sciences and Disorders undergraduate curriculum in Speech-Language Pathology and Audiology is a pre-professional program that provides the student with a broad general education background with courses that introduce undergraduate students to the professions of speech-language pathology and audiology.

Biology

Master of Science Biology program offers opportunities for study at the supra-organismal, organismal, cellular, and molecular levels of biology. A broad array of disciplines is represented among the faculty, allowing considerable flexibility in the selection of independent research topics. Thesis research may be carried out on campus, or at an off- campus site. Students can complete graduate level work in a traditional 4+2 format or complete the work in an accelerated 3+2 format.

Biology (B.A.)

Biology (B.S.)

The Bachelor of Science Program in Biology provides a rigorous background in biology, chemistry, physics, and mathematics. The program will meet the needs of students planning to enter graduate or professional schools in the natural sciences, which to seek employment in the private sector and government agencies.

Biomedical Sciences

The Bachelor of Science in Biomedical Sciences provides a rigorous background in biology, chemistry, physics, and mathematics. This program will meet the needs of students planning to enter a variety of graduate schools in biomedical sciences, entrance into a NAACLS accredited medical laboratory science program, and those seeking employment in healthcare and government agencies.

Business Administration

The Zeigler College of Business Master of Business Administration Program provides students with a comprehensive educational experience that will prepare current and future business leaders with the knowledge and skills to be influential responsible citizens that perform in every industry.

Business Administration

Business Administration

The Associate Degree in Business Administration program provides students with a fundamental understanding of business principles, management practices, and essential business operations. This program covers key areas including basic business concepts, management, marketing, accounting fundamentals, and business communications. The curriculum is designed to prepare students for entry-level positions in business or to serve as a foundation for further study in a bachelor's degree program.

Business Education

The Masters of Education--Business Education (BE) is to prepare students to teach business, computers and information technology, train and develop employees for business and government, as well as teach in higher education or proprietary business schools. The program emphasizes teaching strategies and technology that transform, innovate and impact student success.

Business Management

Chemistry

Chemistry (B.A.)

The Bachelor of Arts Program in Chemistry provides a rigorous background in chemistry, physics, and mathematics. This specific degree track is designed for students to create a tailored Bachelor's degree with a strong foundation in chemistry. This track will be important for students seeking dual majors (like Education), several minors, and/ or enrolled in future 3+4 agreements with professional schools/programs (PharmD, Medicine, Law, etc.).

Chemistry (B.S.)

The Bachelor of Science Program in Chemistry provides a rigorous background in chemistry, physics, and mathematics. In seeking ACS program approval, this program will provide students experiences in the 5 foundational areas of chemistry (Organic, Inorganic, Physical, Analytical, and Biochemistry), experiences in a majority of upper- divisions of chemistry, and a capstone research/internship experience.

Child Life Specialist

The Department of Early Childhood Education seeks approval of the Certificate in Child Life Specialist. Child Life is a well-respected, multidisciplinary, professional field that dates back to the beginning of the 20th century when innovative hospitals began introducing play programs for children as a means to address their unique developmental needs within health care settings.

Clinical Mental Health Counseling

The MS in Clinical Mental Health Counseling (CMHC) is an online, CACREP accredited 60 credit degree program that is designed to be consistent with the requirements for licensure as a professional counselor in Pennsylvania (049 PA Code § 49.13).

Communication Studies

Communication Studies is a discipline that involves the investigation and practice of face-to-face, small group, organizational, public, print, and mediated messages. Effective communication has long been recognized as the hallmark of an educated person and is vital to social and career success. The U.S.

Computer Science

Commonwealth University computer science majors begin with three semesters of Java, focusing on object-oriented programming, a prevalent design philosophy for the production of large and complex software systems. In other core courses, students gain exposure to additional languages and programming paradigms. They also study database design, networks, operating systems, data structures, and algorithms. Students can additionally choose from a variety of computer science electives, and many of o...

Counseling

The M.S. in School Counseling program at Commonwealth University provides a balance of academic and theoretical learning with a strong focus on practical application of knowledge, skills, and dispositions to prepare students to lead as 21st century school counselors. The program specifically prepares students to become leaders, advocates, and change agents as outlined by the American School Counselor Association (ASCA) National Model. All courses for the program are offered online.

Counseling

Criminal Justice

he Criminal Justice program at Commonwealth University prepares students for a career in criminal justice and the legal systems, as well as entry into graduate or law school. Through a career-focused curriculum, students will learn the fundamentals of criminology and criminal justice systems and explore the latest trends and contemporary issues in crime and criminal justice.

Criminal Justice (A.A.)

Criminal Justice (A.S.)

The Criminal Justice program at Commonwealth University prepares students for a career in criminal justice and the legal systems, as well as entry into graduate or law school. Through a career-focused curriculum, students will learn the fundamentals of criminology and criminal justice systems and explore the latest trends and contemporary issues in crime and criminal justice.

Curriculum and Assessment for Early Childhood

Students must receive the Sub-Baccalaureate Certificate in Early Childhood Development, Education, and Family before they are eligible to earn this Certificate. This pre- requisite certificate includes the 6 credits of pre-requisite coursework making this sub-baccalaureate degree 9 credits rather than 15. To receive this Certificate, students will complete 3 courses (9 credits). The courses are ECED210, ECED230, and ECED220 (see background info for graphic).

Curriculum and Instruction

The Master of Education in Curriculum and Instruction allows students to have choice in building their degree with current interest and career goals. The program has four core courses (12 credits) and 18 elective credits that can be personalized as a concentration in a variety of areas from across the university program offerings.

Curriculum and Instruction

Digital Forensics

We wish to add a certificate to our program. Our previous program had a certificate.

Digital Forensics and Cybersecurity

The Digital Forensics and Cybersecurity program provides students the knowledge and skills to acquire, analyze and authenticate digital evidence. The curriculum emphasizes the location and structure of digital evidence, the techniques needed to extract and correlate digital evidence, and the reporting of results. Graduates will be prepared for careers in digital forensics or a related area or to pursue an advanced degree in a field of computing or information technology.

Early Childhood Development, Education and Family

To receive this certificate, students will complete 3 courses (9 credits). The courses are ECED110, ECED120, and CHLS345. All three courses stack into the current bacalaureate degree certification program in PreK-Grade 4/Early Childhood Education and would also stack into the Applied Associates degree in ECE should it be approved in the future.

Early Childhood Education

Early Childhood Education

The early childhood education program provides an opportunity to develop knowledge of the nature of the child, the nature of the school and center, the learning process, general methods of teaching and methods of teaching particular subjects and to provide student teaching experience. A total of 75 semester hours is taken in required courses. None may be taken on a pass/fail basis.

Early Childhood Education

Economics

The Economics program offers three tracks of General Economics, Business Economics and Political Economics under a single major. The General Economics Track: is designed to prepare students for Economic research and consulting. Students develop models of specific markets, collect and work with data, summarize and present information, and conduct research, interpret the results and present and report them. This track is often used by students who are interested in graduate study in Economics.

Educational Leadership

Educator Professional Development (M.A.T.)

Educator Professional Development (M.E.D.)

eLearning Specialist

Electronics and Engineering Technology

Our ABET accredited Electronics Engineering Technology (EET) program is broadly based in core areas of electrical engineering, with an emphasis on the analysis, design, development, and testing of electrical/electronic systems. Systems integration using both hardware and software is a strength of the program. It is a rigorous program that is ABET accredited since 2005. A six-month full-time cooperative experience in industry is a key component and an attractive feature of the program.

Emergent Media

Engineering Physics

This Engineering Physics track is designed for students to first gain a rigorous background in physics, engineering and mathematics so that they can apply this knowledge to solve engineering problems. This degree targets workforce development for a wide variety of industrial settings that require critical thinking and problem solving skills.

Engineering Science (3+2)

English

English as a Second Language

English as a Second Language

Environmental, Geographical and Geological Sciences

Environmental, Geographical and Geological Sciences

Environmental Technology

Exercise Science

Exercise Science

The mission of the CUP Exercise Science Program is to promote optimal health and well-being in the physically active population by providing educational opportunities to prepare qualified undergraduate students for a professional career in Exercise Science. The Exercise Science Program is structured according to competencies and proficiency domains designated by the American College of Sports Medicine.

Finance

BSBA Finance program covers investment, corporate financial management, financial institutions and banking, real estate finance, and risk management and insurance. The Finance curriculum is designed to help students (future financial professionals) acquire strong knowledge of finance theories, current finance issues, and empirical application skills.

Finance, Insurance and Risk Management

Finance - Personal Financial Planning

BSBA Finance with Specialization in Personal Financial Planning covers personal investment, retirement planning, risk management and insurance, estate planning, personal taxation. The Personal Financial Planning curriculum is designed to help students (future financial planners and financial professionals) acquire strong knowledge of finance theories, current finance issues, and empirical application skills.

Foundations of Trauma-Informed Care

Geographic Information Systems (GIS)

The Geographic Information System Certificate Program will teach students to collect spatial data, develop technical mapping skills, apply basic visual design principles, use analytical industry-standard software, along with other interactive tools. This will enable students to make compelling, data-driven maps to solve real-world problems, and communicate the results to a wider audience.

Health and Physical Education

Healthcare Management

Healthcare Professions

The Associate of Applied Science in Healthcare Professions is a degree program that provides an opportunity for credentialed allied health professionals who lack an academic degree to complete an associate’s degree. A separate option is available for entry-level students who lack a healthcare credential.

Health Sciences

The Health Science program provides a multidisciplinary, human-focused education designed to offer meaningful, application-based, and experiential learning opportunities so graduates possess the knowledge and skills to advance the health of individuals and populations in a complex and changing global society.

History

The History discipline examines human experiences in their context (time and place). As the American Historical Association notes, historians make "the past accessible; it informs and preserves collective memory; it is essential to active citizenship." The practice of history requires ethical and sophisticated use of evidence that are traces of the past and analysis of interpretations over time.

Information Technology

The Association to Advance Collegiate Schools of Business (AACSB) accredited Master of Science in Information Technology degree program responds to the rapid and dynamic technology changes and challenges that businesses encounter. The proposed program focuses on the practical theories (knowledge}, skills, and abilities of how information technology affects corporate strategy and operations.

Information Technology and Analytics

The Association to Advance Collegiate Schools of Business (AACSB) accredited Information Technology (IT) and Analytics BSBA Specialization is to prepare students to strategically evaluate and implement information technology resources of an organization. The program emphasizes the digital tools and knowledge to transform, innovate, and impact business strategy.

Instructional Design and Technology

This program prepares students for personal and professional success in the ever changing worlds of instructional technology and technical leadership and to promote the effective use of technology as a tool for innovation, knowledge acquisition, training and education. Instructional Technology is a diverse field with opportunities for individuals in a variety of eclectic roles; all centered on the process of creating web-based instruction.

Instructional Design and Technology

Instructional Game Design

Interdisciplinary Studies (B.A.)

Interdisciplinary Studies (B.S.)

International Business

Intraoperative Neurophysiological Monitoring

The Department of Communication Sciences & Disorders at Commonwealth University-Bloomsburg is one of the few programs in the United States to offer an Intraoperative Neurophysiological Monitoring (IONM) training program and our graduates are highly sought by various IONM providers nationwide. Currently, the approved as a residential program that require all students to come to Bloomsburg to enroll in the program.

K-12 School Principal Certification

Languages and Cultures

Marketing

As marketing is crucial in the corporate value chain and prosperity, the BSBA with Specialization in Marketing prepares student to enter the field of marketing with the state-of-the-art marketing knowledge, tools, and skills.

Mathematics

This mathematics degree is designed to prepare students for graduate work in mathematical sciences while providing a strong liberal arts education. Most students who enter this program plan to attend graduate school, but some may enter the job market after graduation.

Media and Journalism

Medical Imaging

The mission of the Medical Imaging Program is to develop competent, entry-level Medical Imaging Technologists who consistently provide appropriate, high-quality imaging services to individuals, families, and communities; who do so in a professional, compassionate, and ethical manner; and who embrace ongoing professional development. The Medical Imaging program prepares professionals in diverse health care environments with awareness of global health issues.

Middle Level Certification / Student Teacher

Bloomsburg has had the PDE approved PA Principal Certification Graduate program since 2005, and this proposal is to continue the program in the new Commonwealth University. The program is fully on-line and currently has students from across the Commonwealth. This program prepares students for a PK-12 PA Administrative I School Principal Licensure through a Masters of Education in Educational Leadership program.

Middle Level Education

Military Resilience and Trauma Counseling

Multidisciplinary Studies

The multidisciplinary program is a completion program for students who have earned at least 15 credits. The degree provides flexibility for students pursuing a baccalaureate degree. The major/cognate degree requirements include 30 credits with a minimum of 8 credits from each of two disciplines. At least 12 credits of upper- level courses and an internship or capstone experience are required. A minor may be used as part of the 30 credits. This major may not be combined with any other major.

Multidisciplinary Studies

Municipal Police Academy

Museum Conservation

The Museum Conservation certificate provides students majoring in Biology, Earth Sciences or Anthropology, as well as non traditional students in natural history related careers the opportunity to gain practical knowledge of archival and conservation techniques used with collections held by museums, parks and some industries. Students in this concentration focus on the philosophy and methods involved in the preparation and conservation of objects in natural history collections.

Music (B.A.)

The Bachelor of Music in Music Performance is available in piano, guitar, voice, percussion, and any standard string, brass, and woodwind instrument. Commonwealth University offers this degree to exceptional musicians who are committed to pursuing high achievement in ensemble and solo performance. The Bachelor of Music in Music Performance curriculum prepares young musicians for graduate study in music.

Music (B.M.)

Music Education

The Bachelor of Music Education program is designed to meet the certification requirements set by the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania. Completion of the music education degree prepares students to teach both vocal and instrumental music at the pre-K through high school levels. Students will have opportunities observe, participate, and teach in school settings prior to student teaching to give them additional experiences in the classroom.

Music - Performance

Music - Technology

The Bachelor of Music with Emphasis in Music Technology combines professional studies in music with coursework in general music technology, recording, studio production techniques, and a 120-hour internship in a music technology area in the student’s area of interest. Additional coursework is drawn from the Communications and Computer Information Science departments in order to develop the student’s basic understanding of mass media and relevant computer technologies.

Music - Theory and Composition

Nursing

Nursing

Nursing

The Bachelor in Science of Nursing concentration prepares students for entry career into professional nursing. The educational process which integrates the concepts from the liberal arts and sciences prepares professional nurses at the baccalaureate level emphasizing critical thinking, clinical judgment, and disparate experiences and perspectives.

Nursing (BSN-CRNA)

Nursing (DNP Advanced Practice)

Bloomsburg's Doctor of Nursing Practice (DNP) program offers specializations in advanced practice and nurse executive. The advanced practice track prepares nurse leaders to apply advanced practice skills at the highest level of clinical practice. The focus of the program is practice-oriented investigation in the clinical setting. The nurse executive program track prepares students for leadership and executive nursing roles at the highest level.

Nutrition

Graduates of this program have two options: 1) to obtain an Accreditation Council for Education in Nutrition and Dietetics (ACEND) accredited internship in order to become a Registered Dietitian, or (2) to obtain an entry level job.

Performance

PK-12 Counseling Certification

Playwork

The Department of Early Childhood Education seeks approval of the Certificate in Playwork. Playwork is a well-respected, professional field that draws upon a variety of disciplines including anthropology, child study, civics, drama, human development, pedagogy, physical education, psychology, and sociology.

Political Science

Our political science program develops the knowledge, skills, and ability to engage the political world through critical thinking, communication, and research. While many students choose our general program curriculum, students also have the opportunity to select a concentration in pre-law, international affairs, or US politics/public administration.

Post-Baccalaureate in PreK-4

Post-Baccalaureate Teacher Education - ESL

Pre-Medical Science Studies

The Pre-Medical Sciences Studies Certificate program is designed to provide the standard requirements for application and admission to these professional schools: allopathic medicine, osteopathic medicine, dentistry, pharmacy, veterinary, and optometry. It is purposely designed as interdisciplinary and distributed, meaning that it may be added to any major or stand-alone as a post-baccalaureate program.

Pre-Physician Associate/Assistant Studies

The Pre-Physician Associate/Assistant Studies Certificate program is designed to provide the standard requirements for application and admission to professional schools. It is purposely designed as interdisciplinary and distributed, meaning that it may be added to any major or stand-alone as a post-baccalaureate program.

Professional Sales and Marketing

The BSBA in Professional Selling and Marketing degree at Bloomsburg University is unique in the PASSHE system as the only sales and marketing major. Furthermore, the Major is the only one in the state. The Major is designed through keeping in mind that graduates may begin in sales but may have career paths that lead elsewhere.

Psychology

The goal of the psychology major is to provide students with a flexible, individualized, and career-focused program that prepares them for immediate placement into a variety of job settings or direct entry into graduate school. Psychology majors are provided with a broad overview of topics and domains within psychology, knowledge and skills related to research methods in psychology, and deeper knowledge of research, theory, and application.

Public Health Education and Promotion

Radiation and Health Physics

This program is designed to prepare students for a wide variety of jobs devoted to protecting people and their environment from potential radiation hazards, while making is possible to utilize the beneficial uses of radiation in medicine, energy generation, industry and research. There are few graduates in this field as BU retains the only program of its kind in the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania. This is work force development personified.

Radiation Science

Reading

Masters in Reading/Reading Specialist Certification program for PA certified teachers. PDE provides the reading specialist certification after graduate students complete and pass the PRAXIS Reading Specialist Certification exam.

Rehabilitative Justice

This is a 24 credit interdisciplinary certificate to be delivered to non-degree-seeking students face to face at cooperating correctional institutions. The program delivers courses chosen to prepare currently incarcerated students for future college work upon reentry and to supplement peer support training currently provided in correctional institutions.

RN-to-BSN

Safety Management

Safety Management

Secondary and K-12 Education

Secondary Certification / Student Teacher

Secondary Certification / Teacher Intern

Secondary Education

Secondary Education

Secondary Education - Business Education

Social Work

The Master in Social Work is a two year (60 credits) Council on Social Work Education accredited professional training program that prepares students to enter the workforce as licensed master social workers. The program includes coursework and learning goals aligned with the Council on Social Work Education’s Core Competencies and includes extensive field work as a part of the curriculum. An Advanced Standing option (36 credits)is available for qualifying students with a BSW.

Social Work

Our social work program is designed to prepare students for baccalaureate level generalist social work practice with liberal arts foundation and a focus on critical thinking. Opportunities are provided for the student to gain social work knowledge, values, ethics, and skills to work with client systems of all types and sizes. An emphasis is placed on an appreciation for human diversity, advocacy, oppression, and a strong commitment to environmental, economic and social justice.

Sociology

Special Education

Special Education

This program prepares teacher candidates to be certified by the Pennsylvania Department of Education (PDE) in Special Education PK-12. The program aligns with the PDE competencies for candidates on their path to becoming special educators. Field based experiences are embedded throughout the program culminating with the student teaching capstone experience.

Special Education (M.A.T.)

Special Education (M.S.)

This Master of Science program is intended for students who have an undergraduate degree in special education or a related field of study and want to expand their knowledge or gain specialization to support students with disabilities. The program includes a core of graduate courses (12 credits) in addition to six courses (18 credits) that support their further implementation in the field. The Master of Science includes a completer requirement of either a Department Paper or Thesis project.

Special Education PK-12

The program includes a core of graduate courses and certification courses with a field-based capstone that support student application to teaching certification in the area of Special Education PK-12. This program offers students the ability to take the coursework towards Special Education PK-12 teaching certification for either an initial certification, intern certification, for students emergency certified in the field, or as an advanced certification to add onto an existing certification.

Special Education PK-12

The program includes a core of graduate courses (12 credits) and certification courses (30 +capstone credits) that support student application to teaching certification in the area of Special Education PK-12.

Special Education (PK-12) / Early Childhood (PK-4)

This program prepares teacher candidates to be certified by the Pennsylvania Department of Education in Special Education PK-12 and Early Childhood Education PK-4. The program is aligned with the PDE competencies in both areas for candidates on their paths to becoming educators. Field based experiences are embedded throughout the program culminating with the student teaching capstone experience.

Speech-Language Pathology

Sport and Performance Psychology

Sport Management

Sport Management

The Sport Management major curriculum is designed with coursework focusing on the business of sport and is complemented by supporting courses in business, management, accounting, computer technology, and sociocultural and behavioral aspects of sport.

Sport Science

Supervisory Certification in Curriculum and Instruction

Supervisory Certification in Special Education

Supply Chain Management

The Supply Chain Management major curriculum is designed to address the demands faced by today's supply chain professionals. Students develop the critical thinking, problem solving, and technical skills needed to enter an array of SCM fields including logistics, operations, sourcing, and planning. Our program is externally benchmarked to relevant industry and professional organization competencies to ensure rigorous attainment of necessary knowledge, skills, and abilities.

Teacher Certification

Technical Leadership

Technical Leadership program builds on the expertise one commonly gains from their associate degree program. Technical Leadership program courses add skills in areas such as business communication and collaboration, on-line team leadership, project management, staff training development, workplace diversity, accounting and budgets, inter-cultural communication, and conflict resolution.

TeleMental Health

Theatre

This program is designed to allow Commonwealth University to continue the National Association of Schools of Theatre accreditation held by BU prior to integration. The Theatre major was identified in the program array as one being housed at the BU campus location.

Trauma Informed Counseling

Visual Arts (B.A.)

The Bachelor of Arts in Visual Arts is a 42-credit liberal arts degree program. The BA in Visual Arts provides students with a strong foundation in studio art and art history and provides to students the choice to concentrate in the following areas: Drawing; Painting; Fabric Design; Printmaking; Graphic Design; Sculpture; Photography, Digital Art, Art History and Ceramics.

Visual Arts (B.F.A.)

The Bachelor of Fine Arts in Visual Arts is a 75-credit professional degree program. The BFA in Visual Arts provides students with a rigorous foundation in studio art and art history and provides to students the choice to concentrate in the following areas: Drawing; Painting; Fabric Design; Printmaking; Graphic Design; Sculpture; Photography; Art History; Ceramics; 2D Media and 3 D Media.

Visual Arts (B.S.)

The Bachelor of Arts in Visual Arts is a 42-credit liberal arts degree program. The BA in Visual Arts provides students with a strong foundation in studio art and art history and provides to students the choice to concentrate in the following areas: Drawing; Painting; Fabric Design; Printmaking; Graphic Design; Sculpture; Photography, Digital Art, Art History and Ceramics.