Limestone University

Athletic Training

Biology

Biology majors may select from academic coursework appropriate to their interests and career goals and in preparation for additional post-graduate or professional education. A Bachelor of Science degree in Biology prepares students for a wide variety of future opportunities and careers. Many students advance to professional studies or graduate programs, and students are also prepared to begin careers as biological technicians. A Pre-Medical Studies concentration is available.

Business Administration

The Master of Business Administration program offers concentrations in Health Care Administration, Management & Leadership, and Sport Business. Students expand skills in Accounting, Financial Management, Management, Leadership, Organizational Development, and Quality Management, continuing the development of their decision-making, leadership, problem-solving, and teamwork skills. The MBA is designed to prepare students for management and leadership positions.

Business Administration and Management

Business Administration (BAS)

The Bachelor of Applied Science in Business Administration offers students who have completed or started an Associate of Applied Science degree from an accredited two-year institution a pathway to a baccalaureate degree. The program is designed to prepare students for entry-level careers in the business field and advanced degree work. Students gain essential managerial skills and an in-depth understanding of business practices.

Business Administration (BS)

The Bachelor's in Business Administration offers concentrations in accounting, finance, economics, management, marketing, human resource management, law, and general business, providing a background that is broadly applicable in today's job market. The program prepares students with the conceptual and practical skills necessary for entry-level careers in the business field and advanced degree work. Many students continue on to earn an MBA.

Business Administration - General

Students seeking to further their knowledge of business may seek a Business Administration (General) Associate of Arts degree. Students complete Finance and Economics courses, amongst other courses, to complete their associate's degree in business. Graduates enter entry-level business jobs in administration and management, and many continue their education toward a bachelor's degree in business.

Business Management

Chemistry, General

Childcare Management

Computer and Information Systems Security

Computer Programming

Computer Programming

Computer Programming, Other

Computer Science

The Computer Science and Information Technology Department offers associate-level concentrations in information technology and programming. The degree provides students with current tools that help them develop the skills needed to succeed in graduate school as well as in their future professions. Job opportunities include entry-level computer roles, and many students continue their education by earning a bachelor's degree.

Computer Science

The Bachelor of Computer Science degree offers concentrations in programming, information technology, and cyber security. Programs provide a strong foundation in key areas of programming, systems administration, security, and architecture, challenging students to think creatively and construct unique solutions to problems. Graduates pursue careers as software developers, analysts, IT managers, and information security professionals.

Computer Science Information Technology

Computer Science/Information Technology

Creative Writing

Criminal Justice

The Bachelor of Science in Criminal Justice gives students the opportunity to study the issues of crime and justice. It is an interdisciplinary study of law enforcement, judicial courts, and correctional systems within political structures, with attention given to legal, social, managerial, and administrative issues as well as social-science research.

Early Childhood Education

Educational Leadership

Elementary Education

Within a liberal arts framework, the purpose of the Elementary Education program is to prepare students with the content knowledge, theoretical background, and practical experience necessary for success as classroom teachers. Concepts emphasized include the ability to communicate clearly, assess and address varying learning styles, implement an integrated curriculum, and understand the need for continuous professional growth. Majors are prepared to teach grades 2-6.

English

This program of study allows students to pursue studies in British, American, African-American, and Non-Western literature as well as studies in Drama. In addition to studies in literature, Creative Writing and Technical Writing courses allow students to construct a well-rounded curriculum that emphasizes the importance of communication. Students may also incorporate a Writing Concentration to develop their written communication skills across various genres.

English Education (Grades 9-12)

English/Theatre

English/Writing

Health and Physical Education/Fitness, Other

Health Care Administration

Health Care Administration

The Limestone Health Care Administration program prepares those pursuing a career in administrative positions in the health care industry. This program is ideal for students interested in management and administration, as well as contributing to the well-being of others. It exposes students to all areas of health care administration, including health care policy, quality, finance, legal issues, information systems, and economics as they influence the delivery of healthcare.

Health Informatics

Health informatics is defined as the knowledge, skills, and tools that enable information to be collected, managed, used, and shared for supporting the delivery of healthcare services and promoting health. It is one of the fastest growing segments of information technology and computer science, applying information technology and computing disciplines for solving problems in the field of healthcare. The program totals 30 credit hours.

Health Sciences

The Health Sciences Major prepares students for graduate work in health professions such as Nursing, Athletic Training, Physical Therapy, Occupational Therapy, Genetic Counseling, Physician Assistant, Clinical Laboratory Sciences, and Public Health. Health Sciences majors take courses to prepare them for careers in health care from both the scientific and psychosocial perspectives, with elective courses selected based on their intended profession.

History

The History program propels students into the dynamic history of the world. In addition to studying World Civilization, students progress through European, Non-Western, and American histories by delving into the narratives of each period. This allows students to construct an understanding of how past and present connect and influence our understandings of the history of the world.

History/Pre-Law Studies

Human Resource Management

In the Bachelor's in Human Resource Management program, students learn to manage the development of employees in organizations and to provide related services. Students study personnel and organizational policy, labor relations, civil rights, and human resources laws and regulations, as well as compensation systems, recruitment and selection, and job training programs. Students are exposed to all areas of Human Resources and also receive a minor in Business Administration.

Human Resources Development

Kinesiology

The Kinesiology program develops students who are knowledgeable and skilled in the areas of exercise physiology, kinesiology/biomechanics, and behavioral studies in physical activity, with concentrations in Exercise Science, Human Movement Studies, and Strength and Conditioning. These students are well-prepared to pursue graduate degrees and specialty certifications and to seek employment in exercise and sport settings such as fitness centers.

Learning Design & Technology

Liberal Studies

Many new professional opportunities require college preparation of a broad and extensive scope. A chance to design an academic program appropriate to a student's special career or professional goal is provided in the Liberal Studies program. Students learn from various courses including mathematics, biological and physical sciences, social sciences, arts, and humanities. The program generally is interdisciplinary.

Liberal Studies (BA)

Many new professional opportunities require college preparation of a broad and extensive scope. The Liberal Studies program offers students a chance to design an academic program appropriate to a student's special career or professional goal. In this Bachelor of Arts degree, students learn from various courses of study with a focus on social sciences, arts, and humanities. The interdisciplinary program prepares students for professional or specialized graduate school.

Liberal Studies (BS)

Many new professional opportunities require college preparation of a broad and extensive scope. A chance to design an academic program appropriate to a student's special career or professional goal is provided in the Liberal Studies program. In this Bachelor of Science degree, students learn from various courses of technical study including mathematics, biological and physical sciences, and social sciences. The interdisciplinary program offers more flexibility than other majors.

Mathematics

Students come to Limestone with diverse backgrounds in mathematics. The aim of the mathematics department is to place entering students where they feel challenged, where they succeed, and where they feel well prepared for whatever lies ahead. The Mathematics program provides courses that will prepare students to pursue careers in many fields such as finance, business, and science.

Mathematics Education

Mathematics Education prepares students for teaching mathematics in grades nine through twelve. Students who complete the program graduate with South Carolina certification in secondary mathematics. As students complete the requirements for the education portion of their degree, they become prepared to lead their own classrooms, exiting the program with an understanding of curriculum and instruction.

Mgt. Info. Systems & Business Data Proc., Gen.

Music

The Limestone Program of Music, in accordance with the university's liberal arts philosophy and mission, provides a wide range of musical experiences and educational opportunities for students pursuing professional studies in music, liberal studies in music, and personal enrichment through music. Limestone is an accredited member of the National Association of Schools of Music. Concentrations include Pedagogy/Performance, Church Music, and Music Business.

Music Education

The Bachelor of Arts Degree in Music Education provides the proper training for a teaching career. Covering a wide range of disciplines, the course of study provides the future music educator with the knowledge, skills, understanding, and attitudes necessary for becoming a successful teacher of music in choral, instrumental, or general music. Graduates are prepared for South Carolina teacher certification in grades K-12.

Music Performance, General

Nursing

The Master of Science in Nursing (MSN) is an advanced health professional degree that serves to meet the need of society with a current, evidence-based and experiential nursing science curriculum with a focus on administration. Employment opportunities include Chief Nursing Officer, Nurse Manager, Nurse Director, Clinical Administrator, Executive Nursing Director, Case Management, Quality Assurance, Nurse Education, and Nurse Consultant.

Nursing

The pre-licensure, traditional BSN program trains students to become nurses through didactic coursework and clinical practice. The curriculum prepares students to take the National Council Licensure Exam (NCLEX) and become a Registered Nurse (RN). An RN to BSN completion pathway is also offered, building on previously acquired knowledge and skills for licensed Registered Nurses who wish to earn the Bachelor of Science in Nursing degree.

Physical Education

Physical Education - Teacher Certification (PETC) students are trained to teach physical education (K-12) in the public schools of South Carolina and beyond. Students in the program acquire over 200 hours working in elementary, middle, and high schools, including the opportunity to work with students with special needs. Upon completion of clinical practice, teacher candidates meet the licensure requirements of the state of South Carolina.

Pre-Law Studies

Professional Communication

The B.A. in Professional Communication prepares students for the changing communications landscape of the 21st century through an interdisciplinary program that includes a strong liberal arts foundation and courses in Writing, Speaking, Graphic Design, Computer Science, Storytelling, Marketing, and Communication Studies across multiple media. The major prepares entry-level communication professionals to design and convey messages for various audiences.

Professional Studies

The Bachelor of Applied Science in Professional Studies offers students who have completed or started an Associate of Applied degree from an accredited two-year institution a pathway to a baccalaureate degree. This interdisciplinary program is designed for the transfer student looking to take courses in an academic area of interest to complement their AAS degree, allowing a student to merge two content concentrations into one degree.

Psychology

This broad major intends to orient students to psychology as a whole. Students learn about the science of mind and behavior, individual and group behavior, the physical and environmental bases of behavior, and the analysis and treatment of behavior problems and disorders. The program instructs students in psychological principles and methods and offers the background needed to prepare for careers in fields as diverse as medicine, law, business, education, and human resources.

Secondary Education

Social Work

The Master of Social Work (MSW) program prepares students to become competent advanced practice social workers, with a specialization in Advanced Generalist Practice in Mental Health. Students are expected to develop competency in areas specific to the nine core competencies cited by the Council on Social Work Education (CSWE). The program promotes social and economic justice through client advocacy and effective practice with differences and diversity.

Social Work

Social workers help people cope with everyday problems, providing services such as advocacy, crisis response, and connecting clients with resources. Social workers are taught how to assess, identify, intervene, and evaluate problems and solutions. The Bachelor of Social Work Program prepares students for beginning generalist practice as a professional social worker and is fully accredited by the Council on Social Work Education (CSWE), allowing graduates to take the LBSW licensure exam.

Sport Business

The Sport Business degree at Limestone combines the institution of sport with the realm of business and prepares students for one of the fastest-growing career opportunities in the nation. In this major, students study concepts like management and leadership, marketing and promotions, and finance and economics as they pertain to the world of sports business. The program emphasizes practical learning through class projects, external partnerships, and the student club.

Sports Management

Studio Art

Earning a Bachelor's in Studio Art from Limestone provides a solid foundation for real-world practices and graduate school preparation. Studio Art majors develop technical skills and their personal vision, allowing them to find creative solutions to problems and further their dedication to art-making. The program offers concentrations in Studio Art and Graphic Design, with courses in drawing, painting, ceramics, graphic design, art history, printmaking, and photography.

Studio Art/Graphic Design

Teacher Leadership

The M.Ed. in Teacher Leadership provides teachers the opportunity to expand their leadership opportunities and add to their existing credentials. The mission is to improve the lives of those served by positively impacting the learning outcomes of P-12 students and providing high-quality professional development for educators. The program offers a curriculum that encourages action research and experiential learning, taught 100% online by veteran educators.

Theatre/Musical Theater