Salve Regina University

Accounting

The Bachelor of Science in Accounting equips students with the essential knowledge and skills required for a successful career in accounting and finance. Accounting majors complete a minimum of 120 credits to earn a bachelor's degree, including 41-44 credits of core courses.

American History

The Department of History strives to increase students' understanding of the past in order to give them a better perspective on the contemporary world, and acquaints students with the methods employed by historians in interpreting sources. American History majors complete a minimum of 120 credits to earn a bachelor's degree, including 41-44 credits of core courses and 37 credits of major courses, culminating in historical research methods and a senior thesis capstone.

Art History

The student majoring in Art History completes a minimum of 120 credits to earn a bachelor's degree, including 41-44 credits of core courses and 40 credits (14 courses) in their major. Coursework begins with two world art surveys and advances through ten in-depth courses in Western and non-Western art, one of which takes the form of an internship at an art museum, gallery, historic house or other cultural institution.

Behavior Analysis

Salve's Behavior Analysis M.S. graduate program is accredited by the Association for Behavior Analysis International Accreditation Board and is designed to help students meet the criteria for the Board Certified Behavior Analyst (BCBA) credential. The program offers two tracks: a traditional track for students who already hold a bachelor's degree, and an accelerated track started by Salve students in their senior year. Classes are offered at the Newport campus.

Behavior Analysis

Salve Regina University's Ph.D. in Behavior Analysis provides students the coursework, research mentorship, and supervised clinical work necessary to help them establish a well-rounded behavior analytic repertoire. Students who complete the program will meet the qualifications to become a Board Certified Behavior Analyst-Doctoral (BCBA-D), the highest credential in behavior analysis.

Biochemistry (B.A.)

Biochemistry (B.A.) majors complete a minimum of 120 credits to earn a bachelor's degree, including 41-44 credits of core courses and 54 credits (14 courses) in their major. This major is designed for students pursuing the 3+3 Pharm.D. program only.

Biochemistry (B.S.)

The Chemistry Department offers a B.S. in Biochemistry alongside its chemistry degrees, giving students a scientific basis that allows for a wide range of career opportunities in industry, academia and the health professions. Biochemistry (B.S.) majors complete a minimum of 120 credits to earn a bachelor's degree, including 41-44 credits of core courses and 80-81 credits (21-24 courses) in their major.

Biochemistry Leading to Pharm.D.

Salve Regina University, along with the University of Saint Joseph in West Hartford, CT, offers a pathway for students to earn their Doctor of Pharmacy in six years, completing three years of study in biochemistry at Salve Regina followed by three years in Saint Joseph's Pharm.D. program. Biochemistry majors in the 3+3 pharmacy dual degree complete a minimum of 120 credits to earn a bachelor's degree, including 41-44 credits of core courses and 62 credits (16 courses) in their major.

Biology and Secondary Education

Students interested in teaching Biology at the high school level double major in Biology and Secondary Education. Students complete 41-44 credits of core courses, 50 credits of Biology major courses, and 43 credits of Secondary Education courses to earn a B.A.S. degree.

Biology (B.A.)

Students interested in biology who plan to apply their knowledge of the life sciences to another discipline such as art, journalism, sales or law may wish to earn a B.A. in Biology. Students complete a minimum of 120 credits to earn a bachelor's degree, including 41-44 credits of core courses and the required biology and supporting science coursework.

Biology (B.S.)

Students interested in the study of the biological and biomedical sciences earn a B.S. in Biology. Students complete a minimum of 120 credits to earn a bachelor's degree, including 41-44 credits of core courses and the required biology, chemistry, physics and mathematics coursework. An Environmental Sciences concentration is available within the degree.

Biology Leading to Pharm.D.

Salve Regina University, along with the University of Saint Joseph in West Hartford, CT, offers a pathway for students to earn their Doctor of Pharmacy in six years, completing three years of study in biology at Salve Regina followed by three years in Saint Joseph's Pharm.D. program.

Business Administration

Accredited by the International Accreditation Council for Business Education (IACBE), the Salve Regina MBA program is designed to meet the needs of aspiring or current business leaders. The curriculum combines the technical knowledge required of today's managers with a humanistic and adaptable approach to business training reflecting the Mercy Mission of the University.

Business Administration

The Business Administration major at Salve Regina University provides students with a comprehensive understanding of business management and administration, preparing them for a wide range of career opportunities and graduate study. Business Administration majors complete a minimum of 120 credits to earn a bachelor's degree, including 41-44 credits of core courses and 60 credits of major courses.

Business Economics

The catalog table of contents and index list an Economics (B.S.) offered by the Department of Business and Economics; the department's program list names this degree Business Economics (B.S.) and directs students to the online catalog for its requirements. The catalog notes that the B.S. in Business Economics, unlike the department's other majors, is not accredited by the International Accreditation Council for Business Education.

Chemistry (B.A.)

As the central science, chemistry is the foundation for our understanding of the physical world, and it is used to solve problems ranging from human health and energy to material science, food security and environmental pollution. Chemistry (B.A.) majors complete a minimum of 120 credits to earn a bachelor's degree, including 41-44 credits of core courses and 51 credits in their major.

Chemistry (B.S.)

The Chemistry Department's B.S. in Chemistry prepares students for careers and graduate study in the STEM fields, with employment opportunities in industry, diagnostics, forensics and academia. Chemistry (B.S.) majors complete a minimum of 120 credits to earn a bachelor's degree, including 41-44 credits of core courses and 76-78 credits (20 courses) in their major.

Chemistry Leading to Biomedical Engineering at UMass Dartmouth

This dual-degree program combines a solid foundation in the liberal arts with a concentrated engineering program at the University of Massachusetts Dartmouth, leading to a B.A. in Chemistry from Salve Regina and a B.S. in Biomedical Engineering from UMass Dartmouth.

Chemistry Leading to Chemical or Biomedical Engineering at Washington University

This dual-degree program pairs three years of study at Salve Regina with study at Washington University in St. Louis, leading to a B.A. in Chemistry from Salve Regina and a B.S. in chemical or biomedical engineering from Washington University.

Chemistry & Secondary Education

Students interested in teaching chemistry at the high school level double major in Chemistry and Secondary Education. Chemistry & Secondary Education (B.A.S.) majors complete a minimum of 120 credits to earn a bachelor's degree, including 41-44 credits of core courses, 51 credits of chemistry courses, and 43 credits of secondary education courses.

Clinical Counseling

The department offers a 60-credit master's-level degree in Clinical Counseling with two specializations: Clinical Rehabilitation Counseling and Holistic Clinical Mental Health Counseling. Both meet the academic requirements to apply for Mental Health Counseling licensure in most states. Students complete 700 hours of clinical work within the community during their clinical practicum and internship experiences.

Clinical Leadership in Behavior Analysis

Salve Regina University's Post-Master's in Clinical Leadership in Behavior Analysis prepares practicing behavior analysts to lead clinical organizations with competence, integrity, and strategic vision. Through carefully curated coursework that covers essential components of clinical leadership, students learn to manage complex service-delivery systems and support sustainable, high-quality clinical practices.

Communications

Offered by the Department of English, Communications and Media, the Communications major develops students' voices as storytellers through hands-on projects, writing intensive courses and lively in-class discussions, preparing them for careers in fields such as news and entertainment media, marketing, social media, business and government.

Creative Writing

Salve Regina University's Post-MFA Certificate in Creative Writing offers advanced, project-centered study for writers seeking sustained mentorship beyond the master's level. Designed within the University's low-residency model, the certificate provides two residencies and two individualized mentorships focused on long-form structure, whole-manuscript revision, hybrid and cross-genre exploration, and the disciplined practices needed to complete significant creative work.

Creative Writing

This vibrant, highly personalized two-year low-residency program confers a Master of Fine Arts in Creative Writing, immersing students in the creative life through intensive study of the craft of writing guided by dedicated faculty. Students can choose to specialize in fiction, poetry, or nonfiction. Students must complete four residencies and four mentorships in creative writing, plus a final graduation residency.

Creative Writing and Publishing

Offered by the Department of English, Communications and Media, this major prepares future poets, playwrights, screenwriters, speechwriters, copywriters, educators, and publishers through the study of creative writing, literature and the publishing industry. Creative Writing and Publishing majors complete a minimum of 120 credits to earn a bachelor's degree, including 41-44 credits of core courses and 39 credits (13 courses) in their major.

Criminal Justice and Criminology

The Department of Criminal Justice and Criminology provides a broad-based education in the various components of the criminal justice system including policing/law enforcement, courts/law, and corrections/supervision. The major prepares men and women to become leaders and outstanding practitioners in careers related to the criminal justice system as well as for advanced educational opportunities such as law school.

Criminal Justice and Cybersecurity

The criminal justice and cybersecurity programs address the professional requirements of justice leaders and practitioners, cybersecurity professionals, and intelligence specialists in an increasingly technological and global environment. Students pursue a Master of Science degree and may choose between three concentrations: leadership, intelligence, or cyberthreat management and response.

Cultural and Historic Preservation

Cultural and Historic Preservation is a poly-disciplinary major encompassing such diverse fields as archaeology, architectural history, cultural resources management, materials conservation, and preservation planning. When possible, classes make extensive use of opportunities for hands-on learning in the living laboratories of the Salve Regina campus and the city of Newport.

Cyberthreat Management and Response

The Certificate in Cyberthreat Management and Response focuses on current conceptual and practical aspects of cybersecurity and domestic and international terrorism. The certificate prepares professionals to actively address problems in this critical field with relevant and applicable knowledge and skills.

Dance

Dance at Salve Regina provides students with individualized attention and a wide range of training and performance experiences in the creative disciplines of music, theatre and dance. An audition is required for the B.A. in Dance, and prospective students should audition to gain entrance into the program during their application process.

Dual Degree Mathematics and Data Science

The Mathematical Sciences Department offers a dual 3+2 program with the University of Massachusetts Dartmouth leading to a B.A. in mathematics and a minor in data analytics from Salve Regina University and a master's degree in data science from the University of Massachusetts Dartmouth. Students take courses fulfilling the requirements for the B.A.

Early Childhood and Special Education

This double major prepares teacher education candidates to apply for Rhode Island certification in both early childhood education and special education. Early Childhood Education and Special Education majors complete a minimum of 120 credits to earn a bachelor's degree, including 41-44 credits of core courses and 81 credits of major courses.

Early Childhood Education

The Early Childhood Education major prepares teacher education candidates to apply for certification as teachers in the state of Rhode Island, with active participation in the life of children and schools as a hallmark of the program. Early Childhood Education majors complete a minimum of 120 credits to earn a bachelor's degree, including 41-44 credits of core courses and 65-68 credits in the major.

Economics

The Bachelor of Arts in Economics at Salve Regina University provides students with a strong foundation in economic theory and its real-world applications. Rooted in the university's liberal arts tradition, the program fosters critical thinking, analytical reasoning, and problem-solving skills essential for understanding and addressing economic issues at the individual, organizational, national, and global levels.

Elementary Education

The Elementary Education major prepares teacher education candidates to apply for certification as teachers in the state of Rhode Island, combining a liberal and humanistic education with a content-oriented curriculum and extensive school-based experience. Elementary Education majors complete a minimum of 120 credits to earn a bachelor's degree, including 41-44 credits of core courses and 57-60 credits of major courses.

Elementary Education and Special Education

This double major prepares teacher education candidates to apply for Rhode Island certification in both elementary education and special education. Elementary Education and Special Education majors complete a minimum of 120 credits to earn a bachelor's degree, including 41-44 credits of core courses and 79 credits of major courses.

Environmental Studies

The Environmental Studies major encourages students to address real-world problems through research, internships and field study. Students majoring in Environmental Studies complete a minimum of 120 credits to earn a bachelor's degree, including 41-44 credits of core courses and 46-49 credits of major courses, and are also required to complete either directed research or an internship.

European History

The Department of History emphasizes American and European History but requires its majors to take non-Western History courses as well in order to prepare them for life in our present multicultural society. European History majors complete a minimum of 120 credits to earn a bachelor's degree, including 41-44 credits of core courses and 37 credits of major courses.

Family Nurse Practitioner

Salve's Graduate Nursing program offers a Post-Master's FNP certificate to provide nurses with a current master's degree the opportunity to obtain an FNP certificate and sit for national certification. At completion of 27 credits, the student is prepared to sit for the national certification examination for Family Nurse Practitioners.

Finance

The Finance major at Salve Regina University equips students with a strong foundation in financial management, fostering critical thinking, analytical abilities, and interpersonal skills necessary for success in the dynamic finance sector. Through coursework in corporate finance, financial institutions, business operations, data analytics, and advisory services, students develop the expertise and practical knowledge needed to pursue a wide range of career opportunities in the financial industry.

French and Francophone Studies

French courses in language, literature, and culture are designed to provide opportunities for students to achieve aural, oral, reading and writing proficiency in the language, with an integral in-depth exposure to French culture and civilization through study abroad. French and Francophone Studies majors complete a minimum of 120 credits to earn a bachelor's degree, including 41-44 credits of core courses and 33 credits (11 courses) in their major.

Global Studies

The Global Studies program is an interdisciplinary major that offers capable and motivated students a unique academic program tailored to their creative and career interests. Global Studies majors complete a minimum of 120 credits to earn a bachelor's degree, including 41-44 credits of core courses and 48 credits of major courses.

Healthcare Administration

The Certificate in Healthcare Administration is designed to meet the educational and career needs of individuals who are currently working in healthcare or a related area. The certificate program offers opportunities for those who desire continued professional development without formal pursuit of a master's degree. Students select four courses from the Healthcare Administration graduate curriculum, chosen in consultation with the graduate program director.

Healthcare Administration

This fully accredited graduate program in Healthcare Administration prepares professionals, with either a clinical or business background, for the challenges of managing in the rapidly changing field of healthcare. The curriculum is designed to allow the student flexibility to tailor the program to meet their educational, professional, and personal goals. Classes are offered online and the program is accredited by the International Accreditation Council for Business Education.

Healthcare Administration

The Bachelor of Science degree in Healthcare Administration provides students with knowledge and experience in the dynamic and fascinating world of healthcare management. The curriculum is designed to introduce students to global, social, regulatory, ethical and economic issues related to health risk, prevention, policy, and services, and prepares students for employment as entry-level leaders and managers of facilities in the healthcare industry.

Healthcare Leadership

Students must successfully complete four courses to earn the Healthcare Leadership Certificate. This certificate is designed to equip the current or soon-to-be healthcare leader with skills to meet the ongoing and unexpected challenges of the dynamic healthcare industry.

Hispanic Studies

Courses in Spanish language, literature and culture help students achieve proficiency in the language and a deeper understanding of Hispanic cultures, with courses taught in Spanish beginning at the elementary level counting toward the major. Hispanic Studies majors complete a minimum of 120 credits to earn a bachelor's degree, including 41-44 credits of core courses and 33 credits (11 courses) in their major.

History and Secondary Education

Students pursuing a double major in Secondary Education and History take a mixture of classes in American, European and non-Western History. Students complete a minimum of 120 credits to earn a bachelor's degree, including 41-44 credits of core courses, 35 credits of History courses, and 43 credits of Secondary Education courses.

Humanities and Technology

The Ph.D. offers the humanities as a foundation for understanding a world of accelerating and complex change. Cultivating expertise in traditional humanities fields and building skills as contemporary interdisciplinary scholars, students pursue doctoral research that bridges disciplines and explores questions of human meaning in a dynamic study of the past, present and future.

Intelligence and Analysis Tradecraft

The Certificate in Intelligence and Analysis Tradecraft focuses on current conceptual and practical aspects necessary to perform intelligence work at the local level, at the state or federal level, internationally, or in the private sector. These courses use case studies and intelligence community standards to develop students' abilities to collect, critically analyze, and document collected information to maximize its value to intelligence consumers and decision makers.

International Business

The catalog table of contents and index list a Global Business and Economics (B.S.) within the Department of Business and Economics; the department's program list names this degree International Business (B.S.) and directs students to the online catalog for its requirements. The degree is one of the business majors that must complete the department's 42-credit business core.

International Relations

The curriculum and content of the international relations programs reflect the University's mission regarding justice and the increasing need to envision international political behavior in the framework of justice. The program exposes candidates to the realities of the political environment in a systemic and comprehensive way through a core curriculum covering political thought, international relations, and comparative politics.

International Relations

This Ph.D. program is designed to provide students with a regional expertise in an area study of the globe, be that Russia, China, Europe, Africa, the Middle East, South Asia, East Asia or the Americas. To develop such an expertise, students will first be exposed to all the different regions of the world by taking at least one class in each area and, second, complete a 12-credit dissertation in one specific area.

Leadership in Justice

Professionals in the justice field are being asked to reduce and manage crime while facing budget cuts, protecting the public, improving community perceptions, and organizing agencies and departments in a collaborative environment. The Certificate in Leadership in Justice focuses on innovative leadership practices at the forefront of this profession, applicable in a challenging multicultural, technological, and collaborative environment.

Liberal Studies

The Bachelor of Arts in Liberal Studies requires students to complete a minimum of 24 credits in a disciplinary concentration, with the course of study developed in conjunction with the department chair sponsoring the area of concentration. Admission to the program requires the approval of the student's advisor, the relevant department chair and the dean of undergraduate studies, and a student may apply for this program after earning 90 credits.

Literature

Through the study of literature, students discover how stories help us connect to each other, understand the enduring values that have shaped western civilization, and enrich our global, multicultural society. Literature majors complete a minimum of 120 credits to earn a bachelor's degree, including 41-44 credits of core courses and 39 credits (13 courses) in their major.

Literature and Secondary Education

Students interested in teaching English at the high school level double major in Literature and Secondary Education. Literature and Secondary Education majors complete a minimum of 120 credits to earn a bachelor's degree, including 41-44 credits of core courses, 39 credits of department Literature courses, and 43 credits of Secondary Education courses.

Marketing

The Bachelor of Science degree in Marketing provides a blend of creative and quantitative content with an emphasis on marketing decision making and the development of marketing strategies to create and deliver value to the consumer. Students will complete a minimum of 120 credits to earn a bachelor's degree, including 41-44 credits of core courses and 66 credits of major courses.

Mathematics

The Bachelor of Arts curriculum provides students with a solid foundation in mathematics, while allowing them to combine the study of mathematics with an in-depth study of another field. Mathematics majors complete a minimum of 120 credits to earn a bachelor's degree, including 41-44 credits of core courses and 53 credits of major courses.

Mathematics and Secondary Education

Students interested in teaching mathematics at the high school level double major in Mathematics and Secondary Education. Students complete a minimum of 120 credits to earn a bachelor's degree, including 41-44 credits of core courses, 53 credits of Mathematical Sciences courses, and 43 credits of Secondary Education courses.

Mathematics Leading to Electrical, Mechanical, or Systems Science and Engineering

In this engineering dual-degree program, students complete three years of study at Salve Regina University followed by study at Washington University in St. Louis, earning a B.A. in Mathematics from Salve Regina and a B.S. in electrical, mechanical, or systems science and engineering.

Medical Laboratory Science

Students who wish to pursue a career in Medical Laboratory Sciences may pursue a B.S. in Medical Laboratory Sciences (3+1 program option). Students enrolled in this program complete the required coursework at Salve during their first three years, and subsequently complete a 15-month clinical program. Students complete a minimum of 120 credits to earn a bachelor's degree, including 41-44 credits of core courses and 93-94 credits (23 courses) in their major.

Music

The Music program at Salve Regina University contributes to the general mission of the University by bringing students into contact with the rich heritage of musical arts. Music majors complete a minimum of 120 credits to earn a bachelor's degree, including 41-44 credits of core courses and a minimum of 38 credits in their major, and all music majors must pass comprehensive musicianship examinations prior to graduation.

Music Education

The major in Music Education is intended to prepare students to apply for Rhode Island teacher certification in grades PK-12. Students must audition to be accepted into the department and fulfill requirements for acceptance into the Music Education major. Music Education majors must complete a minimum of 120 credits to earn a bachelor's degree, including 41-44 credits of core courses and 75 credits in their major.

Nursing

The MSN student completes 48-51 credits and a minimum of 750 hours of direct, supervised clinical hours across the lifespan. Students are required to complete the Family Nurse Practitioner (FNP) concentration or the Psychiatric Mental Health Nurse Practitioner (PMHNP) concentration. Each concentration prepares the student to sit for the corresponding national nurse practitioner certification examination.

Nursing

The Bachelor of Science with a major in nursing prepares graduates to enter the profession as a provider of care; as leaders in the design, management and coordination of care; and as an ongoing contributing member of this profession prepared to continue with professional education. Students may earn the degree by following one of two tracks, the pre-licensure plan of study or the degree completion plan of study for students who are already registered nurses.

Nursing (BSN to DNP)

The BSN to Doctorate of Nursing Practice (DNP) program is designed for baccalaureate-prepared nurses seeking a terminal degree in nursing with a Family Nurse Practitioner (FNP) concentration or a Psychiatric Mental Health Nurse Practitioner (PMHNP) concentration. The curriculum educates nurses in evidence-based practice, quality improvement, systems thinking, and leadership to achieve an advanced practice role in nursing.

Nursing (Post-MSN)

The Post-Master's Doctorate of Nursing Practice (DNP) is designed for master's-prepared nurses seeking a terminal degree in nursing. The Post-Master's DNP curriculum educates nurses in evidence-based practice, quality improvement, systems thinking, and leadership. The student must complete a minimum of 1,000 experiential/direct supervised hours, including prior academic supervised experiences.

Nursing Professional Studies

Salve's bachelor's degree in nursing is designed for licensed registered nurses who graduated from an accredited program awarding an associate degree or a diploma in nursing with a minimum cumulative GPA of 2.7. All courses are conveniently offered in an online format, and upon completion students are prepared to continue their education for a master's degree or doctorate in nursing.

Organizational Transformation and Leadership

Salve Regina offers a Master of Science in Organizational Transformation and Leadership, delivered completely online. The program is listed among the university's graduate degrees accepting applications on a rolling basis.

Philosophy

Philosophy introduces students to representative philosophical issues in human life, and cultivates in them a capacity to apply philosophical methods to intellectual, moral, and social problems. Philosophy majors complete a minimum of 120 credits to earn a bachelor's degree, including 41-44 credits of core courses and 30 credits (10 courses) in their major.

Political Science

The Department of Political Science and International Relations provides students with essential knowledge of institutions and regimes, legislation and constitutional law, diplomacy and war, while also grounding students in the teachings of the great political philosophers.

Professional Applications of the Expressive and Creative Arts

The Expressive and Creative Arts Graduate Program offers integrative courses and training in the use of the arts as a vehicle for personal growth, well-being, and transformation for a variety of professional settings and applications.

Professional Applications of the Expressive and Creative Arts

The certificate program is designed for individuals who have a bachelor's degree in psychology, social work, counseling, healthcare, education, leadership, fine arts, humanities, or a related field and would like to learn how to incorporate the expressive and creative arts into their professional work.

Psychiatric Mental Health Nurse Practitioner

The Post-Master's Psychiatric Mental Health Nurse Practitioner (PMHNP) student completes 30 credits and a minimum of 750 hours of direct, supervised clinical hours across the lifespan. The Post-Master's PMHNP concentration prepares the student to sit for the national Psychiatric Mental Health Nurse Practitioner examination.

Psychology

Modern Psychology is the science of behavior and mental processes and, as such, will interest anyone intrigued by the "why" of emotions, personal achievements, interpersonal interactions and cultural practices. Psychology majors complete a minimum of 120 credits to earn a bachelor's degree, including 41-44 credits of core courses and 41 credits (13 courses) in their major, with a minimum of 21 credits of major courses completed at Salve Regina.

Religious and Theological Studies

The Department of Religious and Theological Studies pursues a path in which religious faith and critical thinking are mutually enlightening, engaging students in dialogue across disciplines, cultures and religious traditions at the heart of the Catholic intellectual tradition. Students majoring in Religious and Theological Studies complete a minimum of 120 credits to earn a bachelor's degree, including 41-44 credits of core courses and 30 credits (10 courses) in their major.

Secondary Education

All students majoring in Secondary Education must also major in one of the following areas: Biology and Secondary Education, Chemistry and Secondary Education, Literature and Secondary Education, World Languages Education - French, World Languages Education - Spanish, History and Secondary Education, or Mathematics and Secondary Education. This major is one of the components of the program designed to ready candidates to apply for Rhode Island teacher certification.

Social Work

The Department of Social Work offers a Bachelor of Science in Social Work within a professional program accredited by the Council on Social Work Education. The curriculum provides a generalist education that prepares students for work with individuals, families, groups, communities, and organizations, and students must complete 660 hours of field education in two settings.

Sociology and Anthropology

Offered by the Department of Cultural, Environmental and Global Studies, the major emphasizes the development of a sense of global responsibility and an understanding of the causes of social injustice through field research, study abroad and internships. Sociology and Anthropology majors complete a minimum of 120 credits to earn a bachelor's degree, including 41-44 credits of core courses and 42 credits of major courses, consisting of 30 credits of required courses and 12 credits of electives.

Special Education

The Master of Education (M.Ed.) in Special Education is a comprehensive graduate program designed to prepare educators to address the unique needs of students with disabilities and diverse learning requirements. This specialized program equips graduates with the knowledge, skills, and strategies necessary to provide effective and inclusive educational support for individuals with exceptionalities across various age groups and settings.

Studio Art

Students majoring in Studio Art complete a minimum of 120 credits to earn a bachelor's degree, including 41-44 credits of core courses and 44-50 credits (17-18 courses) in their major. Courses and credits in Art may vary according to the student's area of specialization, and Studio Art majors choose a concentration in ceramics, graphic design, painting, photography or illustration.

Theatre Arts

The Department of Music, Theatre and Dance provides students with individualized attention and a wide range of training and performance experiences, preparing them for careers in performance and teaching as well as for graduate study. Students electing to major in Theatre Arts complete a minimum of 120 credits to earn a bachelor's degree, including 41-44 credits of core courses and 38 credits in their major.

Tourism, Hospitality, and Event Management

Tourism, Hospitality, and Event Management (B.S.) is listed among the undergraduate degrees conferred by the University and among the bachelor's programs of the Department of Business and Economics. The department directs students to the online catalog for the full curriculum of this degree.

World Languages Education - French

This double major prepares students to apply for Rhode Island teacher certification in French while completing the Modern Languages curriculum. World Languages Education - French majors complete a minimum of 120 credits to earn a bachelor's degree, including 41-44 credits of core courses, 37 credits of French and Linguistics courses, and 33 credits of Education courses.

World Languages Education - Spanish

This double major prepares students to apply for Rhode Island teacher certification in Spanish while completing the Modern Languages curriculum. World Languages Education - Spanish majors complete a minimum of 120 credits to earn a bachelor's degree, including 41-44 credits of core courses, 37 credits of Spanish and Linguistics courses, and 33 credits of Education courses.