Lincoln University (PA)

Accounting (BA)

Lincoln's Accounting program is structured to prepare students to become industry leaders by equipping them with a foundation in accounting principles, enhanced through real-world experiences and case studies. The Bachelor of Arts track adds a foreign language through the intermediate (2002) level.

Accounting (BS)

Lincoln's Accounting program is structured to prepare students to become industry leaders by equipping them with a foundation in accounting principles, enhanced through real-world experiences and case studies. The Bachelor of Science track carries no foreign language requirement.

Anthropology (BA)

The Anthropology major gives students a comprehensive understanding of cultural behavior, social organization, biological characteristics, and the origin of humankind, along with anthropological theory and the ability to evaluate anthropological research. The Bachelor of Arts track adds a foreign language through the intermediate (2002) level.

Anthropology (BS)

The Anthropology major gives students a comprehensive understanding of cultural behavior, social organization, biological characteristics, and the origin of humankind, along with anthropological theory and the ability to evaluate anthropological research. The Bachelor of Science track carries no foreign language requirement.

Biochemistry and Molecular Biology (BA)

Offered by the Department of Chemistry and Physics, the Biochemistry and Molecular Biology major provides training for students interested in careers in materials science, nanotechnology, forensic science, and biotechnology. The Bachelor of Arts track adds a foreign language through the intermediate (2002) level.

Biochemistry and Molecular Biology (BS)

Offered by the Department of Chemistry and Physics, the Biochemistry and Molecular Biology major provides training for students interested in careers in materials science, nanotechnology, forensic science, and biotechnology. The Bachelor of Science track carries no foreign language requirement.

Biology (BA)

The Biology curriculum is diverse enough to prepare students for the broad variety of postgraduate opportunities in biology, providing a strong grounding in biology, chemistry, physics, and mathematics while allowing flexibility in the selection of electives. The Bachelor of Arts track adds a foreign language through the intermediate (2002) level.

Biology (BS)

The Biology curriculum is diverse enough to prepare students for the broad variety of postgraduate opportunities in biology, providing a strong grounding in biology, chemistry, physics, and mathematics while allowing flexibility in the selection of electives. The Bachelor of Science track carries no foreign language requirement.

Business Administration - General

The Lincoln MBA is a rigorous, multidisciplinary business education program designed to foster critical thinking and problem solving skills to drive organizational success and change. The accelerated MBA is a one-year, 36-credit graduate degree program culminating in an integrated capstone research project.

Chemistry (BA)

The Chemistry program combines the University core and the Chemistry major requirements with the math sequence through Calculus II and pre-professional study for chemical engineering, medicine, dentistry, pharmacy, allied health, forensic toxicology, and environmental science. The Bachelor of Arts track adds a foreign language through the intermediate (2002) level.

Chemistry (BS)

The Chemistry program combines the University core and the Chemistry major requirements with the math sequence through Calculus II and pre-professional study for chemical engineering, medicine, dentistry, pharmacy, allied health, forensic toxicology, and environmental science. The Bachelor of Science track carries no foreign language requirement.

Communications (BA)

The Department of Communications prepares majors to work in a variety of positions and media environments, emphasizing media literacy, multimedia software and platforms, media production, and digital media convergence alongside a theoretical and research foundation. The Bachelor of Arts track adds a foreign language through the intermediate (2002) level.

Communications (BS)

The Department of Communications prepares majors to work in a variety of positions and media environments, emphasizing media literacy, multimedia software and platforms, media production, and digital media convergence alongside a theoretical and research foundation. The Bachelor of Science track carries no foreign language requirement.

Computer Science (BA)

The Computer Science program equips students with the skills needed for lifelong learning and success in today's technological world, emphasizing hands-on learning, critical thinking, and problem solving. The Bachelor of Arts track adds a foreign language through the intermediate (2002) level.

Computer Science (BS)

The Computer Science program equips students with the skills needed for lifelong learning and success in today's technological world, emphasizing hands-on learning, critical thinking, and problem solving. The Bachelor of Science track carries no foreign language requirement.

Criminal Justice (BA)

The criminal justice major provides substantial knowledge of how the criminal justice system works at the local, state, and federal levels and of the social forces affecting the types and rates of criminal conduct. Career choices include corrections, probation, and law enforcement. The Bachelor of Arts track adds a foreign language through the intermediate (2002) level.

Criminal Justice (BS)

The criminal justice major provides substantial knowledge of how the criminal justice system works at the local, state, and federal levels and of the social forces affecting the types and rates of criminal conduct. Career choices include corrections, probation, and law enforcement. The Bachelor of Science track carries no foreign language requirement.

Early Childhood Education

The Early Childhood Education Pk-4 program is designed to prepare students to become highly qualified ECE professionals in order to teach in surrounding and urban school settings. The program offers certification and research tracks and develops understanding of development, cognition, and learning for children from birth to age 9.

Early Childhood Education & Special Education - Dual Certification

Lincoln University's post baccalaureate Early Childhood Education Pk-4/Special Education Dual Certification Program aims to prepare professionals in the education of all children including exceptional children and youth. The program is designed to develop ethical scholar-practitioners committed to social justice and capable of working with diverse populations.

Educational Leadership

The M.Ed. in Educational Leadership/Principal Certification Program is designed to prepare qualified and effective Pk-12 school administrators and instructional leaders. Candidates have the option of earning a M.Ed. in Educational Leadership (research track) or a M.Ed. in Educational Leadership with Principal Certification (certification track).

English Liberal Arts

The English Liberal Arts program is committed to producing scholars who demonstrate proficiency in the skills of textual analysis, critical thinking, and written and oral communication. Students will be familiar with the major works of literature written in English, especially those of the British, the American, and the African-American literary traditions. The major offers three tracks: Literature, Pre-Law, and Creative Writing.

Environmental Science (BA)

The degree in Environmental Science prepares students for graduate study and/or employment in the environmental science field, exposing students to the major sub-disciplines of biology and their application in environmental science. The Bachelor of Arts track adds a foreign language through the intermediate (2002) level.

Environmental Science (BS)

The degree in Environmental Science prepares students for graduate study and/or employment in the environmental science field, exposing students to the major sub-disciplines of biology and their application in environmental science. The Bachelor of Science track carries no foreign language requirement.

Finance (BA)

Lincoln's Finance program is meant to develop market-competitive professionals equipped with both theoretical knowledge and applied skills, along with the necessary credentials. The Bachelor of Arts track adds a foreign language through the intermediate (2002) level.

Finance (BS)

Lincoln's Finance program is meant to develop market-competitive professionals equipped with both theoretical knowledge and applied skills, along with the necessary credentials. The Bachelor of Science track carries no foreign language requirement.

French

The French major requires 36 credits, beginning with Intermediate French I and II and continuing with seven French courses at the 3000-4000 level, together with a study abroad experience. By studying the finest literary and cultural contributions in French, students gain insights into themselves and others.

Health Science (BA)

The Health Science program prepares students for graduate studies and careers in a wide range of allied health professions, combining rigorous foundational coursework with an emphasis on experiential learning. The Bachelor of Arts track adds a foreign language through the intermediate (2002) level.

Health Science (BS)

The Health Science program prepares students for graduate studies and careers in a wide range of allied health professions, combining rigorous foundational coursework with an emphasis on experiential learning. The Bachelor of Science track carries no foreign language requirement.

History (BA)

History majors complete at least twelve approved history courses, including work in Western or European history, United States history, African American history, and African history, plus two semesters of Historical Methods. The Bachelor of Arts track adds a foreign language through the intermediate (2002) level.

History (BS)

History majors complete at least twelve approved history courses, including work in Western or European history, United States history, African American history, and African history, plus two semesters of Historical Methods. The Bachelor of Science track carries no foreign language requirement.

Human Services

The Master of Arts in Human Services Program is designed for working adults with administrative/supervisory positions in human services agencies who are looking to gain graduate credentials and move up the career ladder. This competency-based graduate program aims to produce leaders with the skills to administer programs effectively, develop and implement policies efficiently, and manage employees ethically and productively.

Human Services (BA)

The Human Services major provides coursework and practical experience for students interested in social work related careers, including a required field placement internship in which students engage in the practical experience of helping others. The Bachelor of Arts track adds a foreign language through the intermediate (2002) level.

Human Services (BHS-FLEX)

The FLEX (Furthering the Lincoln EXperience) Bachelor of Human Services Program offers an accelerated degree for adult learners who work in the human services field. The program prepares students for professional work in the human services and/or continued work at the graduate level, combining a rigorous undergraduate course of study with a supervised practicum.

Human Services (BS)

The Human Services major provides coursework and practical experience for students interested in social work related careers, including a required field placement internship in which students engage in the practical experience of helping others. The Bachelor of Science track carries no foreign language requirement.

Information Systems Management (BA)

Information Systems Management equips students to use technology effectively in any business or organization, preparing them for career paths including systems analysis, business application programming, and decision support in global companies. The Bachelor of Arts track adds a foreign language through the intermediate (2002) level.

Information Systems Management (BS)

Information Systems Management equips students to use technology effectively in any business or organization, preparing them for career paths including systems analysis, business application programming, and decision support in global companies. The Bachelor of Science track carries no foreign language requirement.

Management (BA)

Lincoln's Management program prepares students for leadership roles in a variety of organizational settings, equipping them with essential management theories, strategic decision-making skills, and practical tools for effective team and resource management. The Bachelor of Arts track adds a foreign language through the intermediate (2002) level.

Management (BS)

Lincoln's Management program prepares students for leadership roles in a variety of organizational settings, equipping them with essential management theories, strategic decision-making skills, and practical tools for effective team and resource management. The Bachelor of Science track carries no foreign language requirement.

Mathematics (BA)

The Department of Mathematical Sciences develops the mathematical and computing knowledge and skills needed for advanced study and professional employment, including quantitative reasoning, analytical thinking, data science, mathematical modeling, and problem solving. The Bachelor of Arts track adds a foreign language through the intermediate (2002) level.

Mathematics (BS)

The Department of Mathematical Sciences develops the mathematical and computing knowledge and skills needed for advanced study and professional employment, including quantitative reasoning, analytical thinking, data science, mathematical modeling, and problem solving. The Bachelor of Science track carries no foreign language requirement.

Music

The Mission of the Music Program is to provide students with a thorough academic experience in the various disciplines of music combined with applied performance skills in an instrument or voice. Students exiting the program will have the skills necessary for graduate study or employment. All music majors are required to audition before the music faculty on a solo instrument or voice.

Pan-Africana Studies (BA)

The Pan-Africana major is structured so that students may double major, double minor, or select an array of electives outside the major, and it encourages the cross-disciplinary experiences that have increasingly become the choice of the 21st century scholar. The Bachelor of Arts track adds a foreign language through the intermediate (2002) level.

Pan-Africana Studies (BS)

The Pan-Africana major is structured so that students may double major, double minor, or select an array of electives outside the major, and it encourages the cross-disciplinary experiences that have increasingly become the choice of the 21st century scholar. The Bachelor of Science track carries no foreign language requirement.

Philosophy (BA)

The 44-credit Philosophy major requires ethics, critical reasoning, formal logic, metaphysics, and epistemology, and culminates in the Philosophy Seminar. Electives range from Greek and modern philosophy to African American, African, legal, and environmental philosophy. The Bachelor of Arts track adds a foreign language through the intermediate (2002) level.

Philosophy (BS)

The 44-credit Philosophy major requires ethics, critical reasoning, formal logic, metaphysics, and epistemology, and culminates in the Philosophy Seminar. Electives range from Greek and modern philosophy to African American, African, legal, and environmental philosophy. The Bachelor of Science track carries no foreign language requirement.

Physics (BA)

Physics lies at the heart of modern science, engineering, and technology, and the major prepares students for graduate work in physics, for further study in other fields, or for employment in government and industry. The Bachelor of Arts track adds a foreign language through the intermediate (2002) level.

Physics (BS)

Physics lies at the heart of modern science, engineering, and technology, and the major prepares students for graduate work in physics, for further study in other fields, or for employment in government and industry. The Bachelor of Science track carries no foreign language requirement.

Political Science (BA)

The Political Science program prepares students for careers and advanced training in politics, law, public administration, and related fields, with instruction in both American and international politics and institutions and the phenomena that affect them. The Bachelor of Arts track adds a foreign language through the intermediate (2002) level.

Political Science (BS)

The Political Science program prepares students for careers and advanced training in politics, law, public administration, and related fields, with instruction in both American and international politics and institutions and the phenomena that affect them. The Bachelor of Science track carries no foreign language requirement.

Pre-Law

An undergraduate certificate offered by the Political Science program requiring courses in critical reasoning, race and American law, and legal analysis and writing.

Psychology (BA)

The Psychology program provides a foundation for students' career and graduate school objectives while remaining abreast of the theories, research, strategies, technologies, and ethical considerations that emerge within the discipline. The Bachelor of Arts track adds a foreign language through the intermediate (2002) level.

Psychology (BS)

The Psychology program provides a foundation for students' career and graduate school objectives while remaining abreast of the theories, research, strategies, technologies, and ethical considerations that emerge within the discipline. The Bachelor of Science track carries no foreign language requirement.

Religion (BA)

The 44-credit Religion major covers religious ethics, religious phenomena, philosophy of religion, African American religion, comparative religions, theology, and sacred texts, and concludes with the Seminar in Religion. The Bachelor of Arts track adds a foreign language through the intermediate (2002) level.

Religion (BS)

The 44-credit Religion major covers religious ethics, religious phenomena, philosophy of religion, African American religion, comparative religions, theology, and sacred texts, and concludes with the Seminar in Religion. The Bachelor of Science track carries no foreign language requirement.

Sociology (BA)

The sociology major provides a broad intellectual and sociological background, giving students theoretical and methodological tools and substantive insights for understanding social life, social organization, and social action. The Bachelor of Arts track adds a foreign language through the intermediate (2002) level.

Sociology (BS)

The sociology major provides a broad intellectual and sociological background, giving students theoretical and methodological tools and substantive insights for understanding social life, social organization, and social action. The Bachelor of Science track carries no foreign language requirement.

Spanish

The Spanish major requires 36 credits, beginning with Intermediate Spanish I and II and continuing with seven Spanish courses at the 3000-4000 level, together with a study abroad experience. By studying the finest literary and cultural contributions in Spanish, students gain insights into themselves and others.

Special Education Pk-12

A graduate Special Education Certificate Program, Pk-12, offered by the Department of Education. Coursework covers foundations of special education, special education law, assistive technology, and instructional strategies for teaching students with high and low incidence disabilities, plus student teaching.

Visual Arts (BA)

The Visual Arts major provides academic, aesthetic, and technical instruction to develop the creative and analytical potential of students, with concentrations in Studio Art, Graphic Art, and Photography, Video and Time Based Media. The Bachelor of Arts track adds a foreign language through the intermediate (2002) level.

Visual Arts (BS)

The Visual Arts major provides academic, aesthetic, and technical instruction to develop the creative and analytical potential of students, with concentrations in Studio Art, Graphic Art, and Photography, Video and Time Based Media. The Bachelor of Science track carries no foreign language requirement.