Indiana University-East

Accounting

Earning the Bachelor of Science in Accounting degree requires completion of 120 credit hours comprised of IU East General Education, School of Business & Economics requirements, and electives. A grade of C (2.0) or higher must be attained in all required business courses and specific general education courses.

Actuarial Science

This mathematically focused online degree prepares students for careers as an actuary, insurance analyst, market research analyst, financial manager, and actuarial consultant, teaching methods to evaluate and price financial risk. Collaboratively offered with other IU regional campuses.

Applied Health Sciences

The BSAHS is a joint online degree program offered collectively by all five IU-managed regional campuses through the statewide BSAHS consortium. Students complete a 42-credit core plus one track: Community Health Educator or Health Administration. It appeals to students interested in a health sector career who do not wish to pursue clinical degree programs.

Applied Mathematics

The Undergraduate Certificate in Applied Mathematics consists of 15 credit hours of undergraduate credit in Mathematics following the Calculus sequence, providing a strong background in applied mathematics for students who wish to pursue graduate school or the job market. Offered online.

Applied Science

By completing a Bachelor of Applied Science, students supplement their technical expertise with skills in supervision, communication, accounting, and marketing. To be admitted, applicants must hold an Associate of Applied Science (AAS) from a regionally accredited institution and choose from tracks in Health Care Management, Informatics, Individualized, or Sustainability.

Applied Statistics

This mathematically focused online degree prepares students for careers as a statistician, data scientist, business/financial analyst, market research analyst, and database administrator, with preparation in statistics, probability, and computer programming in R and SAS. Collaboratively offered with other IU regional campuses.

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Bachelor of Social Work

Biochemistry

The Bachelor of Science in Biochemistry is ideal for students heading for professional programs in pharmacy, medicine, veterinary medicine, or dentistry, and for those planning graduate study in biochemistry, molecular and cellular biology, or related fields. It prepares students needing hands-on laboratory skills in biology and biochemistry.

Biology

The Bachelor of Science in Biology provides a background in biological sciences to prepare students for employment or advanced study, particularly for those interested in graduate studies in organismal and field biology.

B.S. in Nursing (Post-Licensure)

B.S in Nursing (Pre-Licensure)

Business Administration

The Bachelor of Science in Business Administration (BSBA) blends an academic curriculum with practical, real-world experiences, offering a comprehensive overview of key business disciplines including finance, marketing, management, and operations. Completion requires 120 credit hours.

Certificate in Alcohol and Drug Abuse

Certificate in American Ethnic & Minority Studies

Certificate in Gerontology Studies

Certificate in Laboratory Science

Communication Studies (BA)

The BA in Communication Studies requires 42 credit hours in Communication Studies (CMCL, SPCH, JOUR, or TEL) and includes concentrations in Interpersonal Communication, Professional Communication and Leadership, or Media and Culture. Available on-campus and online.

Communication Studies (BS)

The BS in Communication Studies requires 42 credit hours in Communication Studies (CMCL, JOUR, SPCH, or TEL) with a 27-credit major core. Available on-campus and online.

Criminal Justice

The BS in Criminal Justice prepares students to describe the history, organization, and function of the criminal justice system and its interrelationship across policing, courts, and correction. Available on-campus and online.

Data Science

This 100 percent online, consortial program prepares students to collect, organize, and analyze data to make meaningful conclusions. Areas of focus include data acquisition and storage, exploration and curation, modeling and analysis, visualization and presentation, and data ethics and governance.

Digital Media and Storytelling

This 100 percent online, consortial program teaches students to apply theories of mass and mediated communication in the use and presentation of images and information, using digital tools creatively to develop stories, images, and messages. Specializations include Digital Storytelling and Public Relations.

Ed.S. in Educational Leadership

Education Specialist in School Psychology

Elementary Education

This degree qualifies graduates to be licensed to teach Kindergarten through 6th grade elementary education. Students also earn a minor in English as a New Language, Math, Reading, or Special Education Mild Moderate Generalist. Admission to the Teacher Education Program (TEP) is required.

English

The BA in English is offered with a choice of three concentrations: Literature, Film and Popular Culture; Creative Writing; or Technical and Professional Writing. The Literature and Creative Writing concentrations are in-person, while the Technical and Professional Writing concentration is fully online.

Fine Arts

The BA in Fine Arts develops competence in principles of 2D and 3D design and the ability to critique and analyze artworks in a historical and contemporary context. Students may also choose to complete a concentration in Graphic Design. Requires a cohesive portfolio and completion of Professional Projects in the final year.

French

This 100 percent online, consortial program develops communicative competence in French language skills and knowledge of Francophone culture. Students complete one of three program-sponsored area minors: French for Medical Communication, French for Business, or French for Cultural Tourism.

General Studies

The Bachelor of General Studies offers the quality of an IU degree along with the most flexibility of any academic program. Students select a concentration in Arts and Humanities, Social and Behavioral Sciences, or Natural Science and Mathematics. Available on-campus or online.

German

This 100 percent online consortia program develops communicative competence in German language skills and combines them with knowledge of German culture. Students complete one of two tracks: German for Scientific & Technical Communication or German for Genealogical Research and Cultural Tourism.

Graduate Certificate for District Level Administrators in Urban Settings

Graduate Certificate in Biology

Graduate Certificate in Chemistry

Graduate Certificate in Communication Studies

Graduate Certificate in Composition Studies

Graduate Certificate in Criminal Justice Leadership and Management

Graduate Certificate in Early Childhood Education

Graduate Certificate in History

Graduate Certificate in Language and Literature

Graduate Certificate in Literature

Graduate Certificate in Mathematics

Graduate Certificate in Online Instruction and Assessment

Graduate Certificate in Political Science

Graduate Certificate in Spanish

Graduate Certificate in Teaching English Learners

Hispanic Studies

The Certificate in Hispanic Studies is open to both degree-seeking and non-degree-seeking students. Placement into the appropriate level of Spanish language course is required, and at least 9 hours of the certificate must be completed on the IU East campus.

History (BA)

The BA in History prepares students to identify major peoples, events, and themes in American and World History and to analyze and interpret primary sources critically. Offered on-campus and online.

History (BS)

The BS in History prepares students to identify major peoples, events, and themes in American and World History and to analyze primary sources of evidence and interpret them critically, with major requirements of 30 credit hours.

Humanities

The BA in Humanities is currently offered with a Music Track. Students demonstrate understanding of the technical and aesthetic properties of music, analyze musical texts, and demonstrate proficiency in a specialty area within music, completing a senior project.

Human Life Science

The Bachelor of Science in Human Life Science is a versatile degree providing extensive preparation for graduate or professional studies in any field that works with the science of the human organism, particularly allied health professions. Offers concentrations in Human Biology, Medical Laboratory Science, and Criminalistics.

Indiana College Core Certificate

Informatics

Informatics is the art, science, and human dimensions of information technology, applied to human problems. The BS in Informatics requires students to complete a track (cognate), a minor, or a second major in addition to the core curriculum. The online collaborative version continues after the campus-based program is discontinued.

International Business

The Certificate in International Business provides a basic understanding of the international business environment and equips students for employment in international business. It is available to both degree-seeking and non-degree-seeking students and can be completed entirely online.

International Studies

The BA in International Studies prepares students to examine diverse belief systems, cultural values, and decision-making models worldwide and to demonstrate intermediate-level proficiency in a second language. Major requirements include coursework from five thematic groups and a study abroad experience.

M.A. in English

M.A. in Mental Health Counseling

M.A./M.A.T. in History

M.A./M.A.T. in Political Science

Master of Liberal Studies

Master of Public Administration

Master of Social Work

Mathematics

The Bachelor of Science in Mathematics provides a broad background in various areas of study within mathematics, preparing students for advanced study or employment, with electives allowing specialization in areas such as financial mathematics or pure mathematics. Can be taken online or in a hybrid modality.

M.A.T. in Biology

M.A.T. in Chemistry

M.A.T. in French

M.A.T. in Mathematics

M.S.Ed. in Educational Technology for Learning

M.S.Ed. in Teaching, Learning, and Curriculum

M.S. in Actuarial Science

M.S. in Criminal Justice and Public Safety

M.S. in Education

M.S. in Management

M.S. in Nursing Administration

M.S. in Nursing Education

M.S. in Strategic Finance

M.S.N. in Family Nurse Practitioner

Natural Science & Mathematics

The BA in Natural Science and Mathematics is designed for students interested in the flexibility and diversity of a liberal arts degree with extensive study in natural science and mathematics, offering concentrations in Biology or Mathematics. Available on-campus and online.

Nursing

The BSN in Nursing prepares graduates as critical thinkers and culturally sensitive providers of holistic, patient-centered nursing care for individuals, families, and communities. Requirements include general education, additional prerequisites, and 75 credit hours of nursing courses.

Political Science

The BS in Political Science prepares students to describe the history, organization, and function of politics from a social scientific perspective and to critically evaluate political information and data. Major requirements include 36 credit hours. Available on-campus and online.

Psychology

The BS in Psychology prepares students with familiarity with the major concepts, theoretical perspectives, empirical findings, and historical trends in psychology, along with basic research methods. Major requirements total 39 credits. Available on-campus and online.

Pure Mathematics

The Undergraduate Certificate in Pure Mathematics consists of 15 credit hours of upper-level undergraduate pure mathematics courses beyond the level of Calculus I and II, providing a building block for students who wish to pursue deeper study at graduate school. Offered online.

Secondary Education

This degree prepares students to take licensure exams to teach in both Middle and High School in a selected content area. Students choose one major from English, Math, Science, Social Studies, or Spanish. Admission to the Teacher Education Program (TEP) is required.

Sociology

The BS in Sociology helps students gain knowledge of how social inequalities and power are created and maintained, with focal areas in General Sociology, Social Justice and Equity, or Anthropology. Available on-campus and online.

Spanish (BA)

The BA in Spanish prepares students to demonstrate understanding of diverse fields of Spanish including literature, linguistics, culture, and history, and to exhibit communicative competence in language skills through deep experiential learning including an immersion requirement.

Spanish (BS)

This 100 percent online, consortial program develops communicative competence in Spanish and knowledge of Hispanic cultures. Students complete one of four program-sponsored area certificates: Spanish for Medical Communication, Spanish for Business, Spanish for Cultural Travel and Tourism, or Spanish and Hispanic Cultures in the U.S.

Sustainability Studies

The Bachelor of Arts in Sustainability Studies is an interdisciplinary, online program that helps students understand how knowledge from different disciplines addresses complex environmental problems, developing expertise in climate, energy, history, sociology, and economics. Collaboratively offered with other IU regional campuses.

Technical and Professional Writing

The Undergraduate Certificate in Technical & Professional Writing prepares students to create documents with clear purpose, structure, and organization using effective communication strategies and technical editing. Requires 12 credit hours of required courses plus 6 credit hours of electives.

Women's and Gender Studies

The interdisciplinary Certificate in Women's and Gender Studies focuses on understanding women's experiences and perceptions and the complexity of sexual identification, drawing on the humanities, social sciences, professional studies, and natural sciences. Requires 18 total credit hours with 12 earned from IU East.