Delaware State University

Accounting

Agricultural Education - 4+1 with M.A. TESOL/Bilingual Education

Agriculture - Agri-Business

The Department of Agriculture and Natural Resources offers educational programs designed to prepare students for entry-level positions within the agricultural and natural resources areas. Students are provided coursework designed to develop working production and management skills. The Agriculture curriculum offers career options in General Agriculture, Animal and Poultry Science, Pre-Veterinary Science, Agri-Business, Agri science Education, and Plant Science.

Agriculture - Agriscience Education

The Department of Agriculture and Natural Resources offers educational programs designed to prepare students for entry-level positions within the agricultural and natural resources areas. Students are provided coursework designed to develop working production and management skills. The Agriculture curriculum offers career options in General Agriculture, Animal and Poultry Science, Pre-Veterinary Science, Agri-Business, Agri science Education, and Plant Science.

Agriculture - Animal & Poultry Science

The Department of Agriculture and Natural Resources offers educational programs designed to prepare students for entry-level positions within the agricultural and natural resources areas. Students are provided coursework designed to develop working production and management skills. The Agriculture curriculum offers career options in General Agriculture, Animal and Poultry Science, Pre-Veterinary Science, Agri-Business, Agri science Education, and Plant Science.

Agriculture - General Agriculture

The Department of Agriculture and Natural Resources offers educational programs designed to prepare students for entry-level positions within the agricultural and natural resources areas. Students are provided coursework designed to develop working production and management skills. The Agriculture curriculum offers career options in General Agriculture, Animal and Poultry Science, Pre-Veterinary Science, Agri-Business, Agri science Education, and Plant Science.

Agriculture - Plant Science

The Department of Agriculture and Natural Resources offers educational programs designed to prepare students for entry-level positions within the agricultural and natural resources areas. Students are provided coursework designed to develop working production and management skills. The Agriculture curriculum offers career options in General Agriculture, Animal and Poultry Science, Pre-Veterinary Science, Agri-Business, Agri science Education, and Plant Science.

Agriculture - Pre-Veterinary Science

The Department of Agriculture and Natural Resources offers educational programs designed to prepare students for entry-level positions within the agricultural and natural resources areas. Students are provided coursework designed to develop working production and management skills. The Agriculture curriculum offers career options in General Agriculture, Animal and Poultry Science, Pre-Veterinary Science, Agri-Business, Agri science Education, and Plant Science.

Alcohol and Drug Counseling (CADC)

Delaware State University, through the Department of Psychology, offers courses to become a practicing Certified Alcohol and Drug Counselor. The courses include core areas critical to new providers as well as a variety of special topics to keep more-seasoned providers abreast of best practices and emerging trends in alcohol and drug counseling. These courses may be taken for recertification for current alcohol and drug counselors as well.

Art - Art Education

Art Education - 4+1 with M.A. TESOL/Bilingual Education

Art - New Media in Arts

With the use of new media technology, students will have the ability to create dynamic works of art that allow for the creative exploration of sound, video, interactive media and web-based platforms. At the end of the program, students will have the ability to create performances, exhibitions, client-driven applications, and public space projects.

Art - Studio Art

Aviation - Aviation Management

Aviation - Professional Pilot

Aviation - Professional Pilot (Helicopter)

Biochemistry (Health Professions)

For students preparing for careers in medical, dental, or other health professional schools and who desire to concentrate in chemistry, the Department offers a Health Professions curriculum in Chemistry.

Biological Sciences

Biology is the study of living systems, including how they are organized, how they function, how they grow, and how they interact with their surroundings. The degree program provides preparation for students planning to pursue various careers that require biomedical, environmental, organismal, or biological understanding and techniques. The five-degree concentrations (and the optionof a B.A.

Biological Sciences - Forensic Science

Biology is the study of living systems, including how they are organized, how they function, how they grow, and how they interact with their surroundings. The degree program provides preparation for students planning to pursue various careers that require biomedical, environmental, organismal, or biological understanding and techniques. The five-degree concentrations (and the optionof a B.A.

Biological Sciences - General Biology

Biology is the study of living systems, including how they are organized, how they function, how they grow, and how they interact with their surroundings. The degree program provides preparation for students planning to pursue various careers that require biomedical, environmental, organismal, or biological understanding and techniques. The five-degree concentrations (and the optionof a B.A.

Biological Sciences - Health Professions

Biology is the study of living systems, including how they are organized, how they function, how they grow, and how they interact with their surroundings. The degree program provides preparation for students planning to pursue various careers that require biomedical, environmental, organismal, or biological understanding and techniques. The five-degree concentrations (and the optionof a B.A.

Biological Sciences - Research Professions

Biology is the study of living systems, including how they are organized, how they function, how they grow, and how they interact with their surroundings. The degree program provides preparation for students planning to pursue various careers that require biomedical, environmental, organismal, or biological understanding and techniques. The five-degree concentrations (and the optionof a B.A.

Biology

Biology is the study of living systems, including how they are organized, how they function, how they grow, and how they interact with their surroundings. The degree program provides preparation for students planning to pursue various careers that require biomedical, environmental, organismal, or biological understanding and techniques. The five-degree concentrations (and the optionof a B.A.

Chemistry

For students preparing for professional careers in chemistry and for graduate study, the Department offers a curriculum which meets the standards adopted by the American Chemical Society for undergraduate professional education in chemistry.

Chemistry Pre-Pharmacy

For students preparing for careers in pharmacy and who desire to concentrate in chemistry, the Department offers requirements for a Pre-Pharmacy major in Chemistry are forty (40) hours distributed as follows: Chemistry 101- 102, must take Biology 101-102, 210, 215, plus three (3) hours of advanced Biology elective, Mathematics 251-252, and Physics 201-202 or 211-212, SCCJ 101 and PSYC 201.

Computer Science

The Computer Science and Information Technology programs aim to provide students with courses of studies directed toward an understanding of computing and its relation to other fields of study. Our programs are focused on developing critical, computational, and algorithmic thinking to form a core skill set useful in all aspects of technology. The decision as to which program of study to choose is dependent on the student’s objective after matriculation.

Criminal Justice

Early Childhood Education

Programmatic emphasis is given to the myriad of needs of diverse communities and to the needs of a globalsociety. The Education Department provides curricula for the preparation of teachers in the following areas: Early Childhood Education, Elementary Education, Middle Level Education, and Physical Education. Curricula are also provided for Master of Arts in Teaching (MAT) and Educational Leadership (Master’s and Doctoral).

Early Childhood Education - 4+1 with M.A. TESOL/Bilingual Education

Elementary Education (K-6)

Elementary Education (K-6) - 4+1 with M.A. TESOL/Bilingual Education

Engineering Physics - Bioengineering Concentration

Engineering Physics - Electrical Engineering Concentration

Engineering Physics - Optical Engineering Concentration

English

English electives. Majors are required to pass their major courses with a “C” or better. English Major (Writing Concentration) The Writing Concentration is designed for English majors who want to pursue writing routes in their careers. While the program offers the flexibility to take creative writing courses, the concentration’s focus is on rhetoric, composition, and professional writing.

English (Writing Concentration)

The concentration gives students solid disciplinary preparation in the field of writing studies so that they can apply for graduate studies in writing and rhetoric or take writing jobs upon graduation. English Minor All students who select a minor in English must complete the following requirements: English 105, 204, 301 or Writing Minor The Writing Minor in English is designed for students—majoring in any discipline—who intend to augment their writing and critical thinking skills.

Finance

Finance - Financial Planning & Wealth Management

Food and Nutritional Sciences - Dietetics (Coordinated Program in Dietetics)

A baccalaureate degree is conferred upon completion of a minimum of 125 hours of coursework, whereas Master of Science degrees are conferred upon completion of a minimum of 24 credit hours of graduate levelcoursework and 6 creditsof thesis work. FOOD AND NUTRITIONAL SCIENCES (FNS) Program The Food and Nutritional Sciences (FNS) program is housed in the Department of Human Ecology at Delaware State University.

Food and Nutritional Sciences - Food Science

A baccalaureate degree is conferred upon completion of a minimum of 125 hours of coursework, whereas Master of Science degrees are conferred upon completion of a minimum of 24 credit hours of graduate levelcoursework and 6 creditsof thesis work. FOOD AND NUTRITIONAL SCIENCES (FNS) Program The Food and Nutritional Sciences (FNS) program is housed in the Department of Human Ecology at Delaware State University.

Food and Nutritional Sciences - Nutritional Science

A baccalaureate degree is conferred upon completion of a minimum of 125 hours of coursework, whereas Master of Science degrees are conferred upon completion of a minimum of 24 credit hours of graduate levelcoursework and 6 creditsof thesis work. FOOD AND NUTRITIONAL SCIENCES (FNS) Program The Food and Nutritional Sciences (FNS) program is housed in the Department of Human Ecology at Delaware State University.

Food and Nutritional Sciences - Pre-Allied Health Sciences

A baccalaureate degree is conferred upon completion of a minimum of 125 hours of coursework, whereas Master of Science degrees are conferred upon completion of a minimum of 24 credit hours of graduate levelcoursework and 6 creditsof thesis work. FOOD AND NUTRITIONAL SCIENCES (FNS) Program The Food and Nutritional Sciences (FNS) program is housed in the Department of Human Ecology at Delaware State University.

Food and Nutritional Sciences - Pre-Medicine

A baccalaureate degree is conferred upon completion of a minimum of 125 hours of coursework, whereas Master of Science degrees are conferred upon completion of a minimum of 24 credit hours of graduate levelcoursework and 6 creditsof thesis work. FOOD AND NUTRITIONAL SCIENCES (FNS) Program The Food and Nutritional Sciences (FNS) program is housed in the Department of Human Ecology at Delaware State University.

Food and Nutritional Sciences - Pre-Physician Assistant

A baccalaureate degree is conferred upon completion of a minimum of 125 hours of coursework, whereas Master of Science degrees are conferred upon completion of a minimum of 24 credit hours of graduate levelcoursework and 6 creditsof thesis work. FOOD AND NUTRITIONAL SCIENCES (FNS) Program The Food and Nutritional Sciences (FNS) program is housed in the Department of Human Ecology at Delaware State University.

History

Hospitality & Tourism Management

Hospitality & Tourism Management - Casino Management Concentration

Information Technology

The Computer Science and Information Technology programs aim to provide students with courses of studies directed toward an understanding of computing and its relation to other fields of study. Our programs are focused on developing critical, computational, and algorithmic thinking to form a core skill set useful in all aspects of technology. The decision as to which program of study to choose is dependent on the student’s objective after matriculation.

Integrated Studies

The program's flexible nature enables students to integrate courses within the University to achieve personalized educationalgoals. Students work closely with the Integrated Studies major Advisor to design the elective portion of their program. The program allows for the maximum use of prior credits toward the degree. Students select two focus areas and integrate them into a Capstone experience.

International Studies

The program is designed with a broad interdisciplinary focus that encourages students to develop an understanding of cultural relativity as they study language, global cultures, international policies, and social, historical, political, environmental, and economic issues through the lens of diverse perspectives.

International Studies

The program is designed with a broad interdisciplinary focus that encourages students to develop an understanding of cultural relativity as they study language, global cultures, international policies, and social, historical, political, environmental, and economic issues through the lens of diverse perspectives.

Kinesiology

The Kinesiology degree program embodies theoretical and experiential approaches which enable students to develop the knowledge, skills, and abilities required for careers in kinesiology, exercise science, and sports performance.

Law Studies

Liberal Studies - Law Studies, Criminal Justice, Political Science Concentration

The term "liberal" refers to freedom, or liberation, of thought, not the current term often associated with political orientation. The idea of "liberal education" is foundational to democracy. Liberal education, as defined by the Association of American Colleges and Universities (AAC&U), is "a liberating education that frees the mind to seek after truth unencumbered by dogma, ideology, or preconceived notions.

Liberal Studies - Media, Arts, and Culture Concentration

The term "liberal" refers to freedom, or liberation, of thought, not the current term often associated with political orientation. The idea of "liberal education" is foundational to democracy. Liberal education, as defined by the Association of American Colleges and Universities (AAC&U), is "a liberating education that frees the mind to seek after truth unencumbered by dogma, ideology, or preconceived notions.

Management - Business Analytics Concentration

Management - General Management Concentration

Management - Human Resource Management Concentration

Management - Management Information Systems/Enterprise Resource Planning Concentration

Management - Management Information Systems/Enterprise Resource Planning with Co-op Concentration

Management - Marketing Concentration

Mass Communication - Convergence Journalism

The Mass Communications major produces graduates who specialize in convergence journalism, public relations/advertising, and radio, television, film production. The curriculum combines three (3) essential elements of learning: with communication technologies. professionals. New guidelines, policies and standards of accreditation and/or certification organizations may necessitate curricula changes. Students should see the curriculum sheet for their concentration.

Mass Communication - Digital Mass Media

The Mass Communications major produces graduates who specialize in convergence journalism, public relations/advertising, and radio, television, film production. The curriculum combines three (3) essential elements of learning: with communication technologies. professionals. New guidelines, policies and standards of accreditation and/or certification organizations may necessitate curricula changes. Students should see the curriculum sheet for their concentration.

Mass Communication - Public Relations and Advertising

The Mass Communications major produces graduates who specialize in convergence journalism, public relations/advertising, and radio, television, film production. The curriculum combines three (3) essential elements of learning: with communication technologies. professionals. New guidelines, policies and standards of accreditation and/or certification organizations may necessitate curricula changes. Students should see the curriculum sheet for their concentration.

Mathematics

The mission of the Mathematical Sciences program is to provide opportunities for students to develop functional competence in mathematics; an appreciation for the contributions of mathematics to science, engineering, business, economics, and the social sciences; and the power of critical thinking. The Division strives to prepare students to pursue graduate study and careers in teaching, government, and industry.

Mathematics Education

The mission of the Mathematical Sciences program is to provide opportunities for students to develop functional competence in mathematics; an appreciation for the contributions of mathematics to science, engineering, business, economics, and the social sciences; and the power of critical thinking. The Division strives to prepare students to pursue graduate study and careers in teaching, government, and industry.

Mathematics Education - 4+1 with M.A. TESOL/Bilingual Education

Mathematics with Data Analytics Concentration

The mission of the Mathematical Sciences program is to provide opportunities for students to develop functional competence in mathematics; an appreciation for the contributions of mathematics to science, engineering, business, economics, and the social sciences; and the power of critical thinking. The Division strives to prepare students to pursue graduate study and careers in teaching, government, and industry.

Middle Level Education (6-8)

Programmatic emphasis is given to the myriad of needs of diverse communities and to the needs of a globalsociety. The Education Department provides curricula for the preparation of teachers in the following areas: Early Childhood Education, Elementary Education, Middle Level Education, and Physical Education. Curricula are also provided for Master of Arts in Teaching (MAT) and Educational Leadership (Master’s and Doctoral).

Middle Level Education (6-8) - 4+1 with M.A. TESOL/Bilingual Education

Multiliteracy

The Certificate of Multiliteracy adds a new language credential and digital badge available for all DSU students. The certificate is a way to document student language skills officially. Students may complete the certificate through prior language learning, courses or language testing. No specific courses will be required to earn the certificate.

Music Education - Instrumental Concentration

Music Education, Instrumental Concentration - 4+1 with M.A. TESOL/Bilingual Education

Music Education - Vocal Concentration

Music Education, Vocal Concentration - 4+1 with M.A. TESOL/Bilingual Education

Music Industry

Music Industry majors must pass a Music Gateway Interview where they present their accomplishments from their first 4 semesters of Music Industry coursework. They must be prepared to answer questions from the faculty and demonstrate the potential to enter the applied Music Industry course sequence.

Music - Instrumental Concentration

A BA in Music student must pass a Music Gateway Jury on his or her major instrument or voice. This jury will last approximately twenty minutes and will include solos, scales and technical material, and sight- reading as determined by the applied teacher. The student will also be required to present verbal program notes and answer questions about his or her solo selection(s).

Music - Vocal/Choral Concentration

A BA in Music student must pass a Music Gateway Jury on his or her major instrument or voice. This jury will last approximately twenty minutes and will include solos, scales and technical material, and sight- reading as determined by the applied teacher. The student will also be required to present verbal program notes and answer questions about his or her solo selection(s).

Natural Resources - Environmental Science

The Department of Agriculture and Natural Resources offers educational programs designed to prepare students for entry-level positions within the agricultural and natural resources areas. Students are provided coursework designed to develop working production and management skills. The Agriculture curriculum offers career options in General Agriculture, Animal and Poultry Science, Pre-Veterinary Science, Agri-Business, Agri science Education, and Plant Science.

Natural Resources - Wildlife & Fisheries Management

The Department of Agriculture and Natural Resources offers educational programs designed to prepare students for entry-level positions within the agricultural and natural resources areas. Students are provided coursework designed to develop working production and management skills. The Agriculture curriculum offers career options in General Agriculture, Animal and Poultry Science, Pre-Veterinary Science, Agri-Business, Agri science Education, and Plant Science.

Nursing

Baccalaureate Program The Nursing Program prepares students to become professional nurses at the baccalaureate degree level to provide high-quality nursing care to individuals, families, and communities in a variety of health care settings. The undergraduate Nursing Program is grounded in academic excellence, and students who are qualified and seeking preparation for professional nursing practice are admitted competitively into the program.

Physical Education (K-12)

Programmatic emphasis is given to the myriad of needs of diverse communities and to the needs of a globalsociety. The Education Department provides curricula for the preparation of teachers in the following areas: Early Childhood Education, Elementary Education, Middle Level Education, and Physical Education. Curricula are also provided for Master of Arts in Teaching (MAT) and Educational Leadership (Master’s and Doctoral).

Physical Education (K-12) - 4+1 with M.A. TESOL/Bilingual Education

Physics

Political Science

Pre-Music Therapy

Music Therapy emphasizes psychotherapeutic practices that integrate the study of behavioral sciences and music therapy.

Psychology

The Department of Psychology recognizes and supports the overall mission of Delaware State University by providing students with the necessary education for entry-level positions in the human service-related fields and preparing students for graduate studies.

Psychology

The Department of Psychology recognizes and supports the overall mission of Delaware State University by providing students with the necessary education for entry-level positions in the human service-related fields and preparing students for graduate studies.

Public Health

The Public Health graduate will possess a unique and marketable set of skills required for employment in public health agencies, private and nonprofit agencies, worksite health promotion offices, HIV prevention, and many other public health-related careers. The Public Health major equips students with the knowledge, skills, dispositions and qualities required for work in diverse public and community health career settings.

Social Work

Using a person-in-environment framework, the BSW mission promotes the engagement of practice-informed research and research-informed practice, using ethical principles, applied to culturally diverse populations while advocating for human rights, social, economic, and environmental justice.

Social Work (Associate to BSW)

Using a person-in-environment framework, the BSW mission promotes the engagement of practice-informed research and research-informed practice, using ethical principles, applied to culturally diverse populations while advocating for human rights, social, economic, and environmental justice.

Sociology

Sport Management

The mission of the Department of Sport Management at Delaware State University is to prepare effective managerial practitioners in sport-related industries, and to foster ethical leaders and professionals with specialized knowledge, skills, and abilities to serve the global community. Broad-based Goals for the Sport Management Program A.

Textiles and Apparel Studies - Fashion Design

The Textiles and Apparel Studies Program (TAS) at Delaware State University provides students opportunity to develop professional skills in communication, analytical thinking, teamwork, and ethical behavior that sustain graduates as they apply management and marketing theory, and business principles to the global fashion industry. The Textiles and Apparel Studies Program is designed to provide students withknowledge and skills in textiles, fashion design, merchandising and product development.

Textiles and Apparel Studies - Fashion Merchandising

The Textiles and Apparel Studies Program (TAS) at Delaware State University provides students opportunity to develop professional skills in communication, analytical thinking, teamwork, and ethical behavior that sustain graduates as they apply management and marketing theory, and business principles to the global fashion industry. The Textiles and Apparel Studies Program is designed to provide students withknowledge and skills in textiles, fashion design, merchandising and product development.