Addictive Behaviors Counseling and Prevention
The Bachelor of Science degree program prepares students for professional careers and/or advanced academic study in addiction counseling and prevention. Majors must complete 39 credit hours in addiction counseling education, and two internship experiences (ABCP 425) requiring 150 hours each are required. The program is designed to meet the education requirements of the Addictive Disorders Regulatory Authority (ADRA).
Bachelor's DegreeAddictive Behaviors Counseling and Prevention
The Associate of Arts degree is designed to meet the needs of professionals who wish to enhance employment opportunities by concentrated study in addiction counseling, or as a specialization for Addictive Behaviors Professionals. A minimum of 62 hours are required, including 24 hours in the major area and 38 general academic hours.
Associate's DegreeADDICTV BHVRS COUNSLNG & PREVENTN
Bachelor's DegreeADDICTV BHVRS COUNSLNG & PREVENTN
Associate's DegreeBiology
The University awards the Bachelor of Science degree with a major in Biology, committed to training students to meet the challenges of the biological, environmental, and biomedical sciences. The degree is awarded when a student satisfies a minimum of 37 credit hours in Biology courses above the introductory level, in addition to General Education and University requirements.
Bachelor's DegreeBusiness Administration
Business Administration is a bachelor's degree program offered at Centenary College of Louisiana.
Bachelor's DegreeChild Development and Family Studies
CDFS Program majors graduate with a Bachelor of Arts degree in Child Development and Family Studies, focusing on the development and implementation of support services for individuals, families, and communities. The program prepares students for entry-level professional positions in a variety of settings and requires 121 credit hours.
Bachelor's DegreeComputer Information Systems
The purpose of the Master of Science Program in Computer Information Systems (MS-CIS) is to integrate information technology with business management, preparing students as Information Systems professionals. The curriculum blends theory and practice into a learning experience that develops skills applicable to complex real-world problems and accommodates both individuals holding undergraduate information systems related degrees and other professionals with baccalaureate degrees.
Master's DegreeComputer Information Systems
The Bachelor of Science in Computer Information Systems (BS-CIS) program provides students with a foundation in the dual functional areas of business and computing technologies, enabling graduates to pursue both technical and managerial careers in public and private organizations. The degree requires one hundred and twenty (120) semester credit hours.
Bachelor's DegreeCriminal Justice
The Criminal Justice Graduate Program is designed to serve as a steppingstone to further graduate work, law school, or administrative research and management careers in the criminal justice system or the private sector. The program has three primary concentrations: Law Enforcement, Corrections, and Juvenile Justice, and offers both thesis and non-thesis options.
Master's DegreeCriminal Justice
The Bachelor of Science program provides students with a thorough knowledge of the nature and operation of the Criminal Justice System, including core areas such as criminology, law enforcement, law adjudication, and corrections. A major in Criminal Justice requires a minimum of thirty-seven (37) credit hours plus nine (9) hours of Criminal Justice electives, offered both on-campus and online.
Bachelor's DegreeCYBERSECURITY
Bachelor's DegreeDATA SCIENCE
Bachelor's DegreeEARLY CHILDHOOD ED GR PK-3
Post-Baccalaureate CertificateEducational Studies
The Bachelor of Science in Educational Studies (BSES) is an interdisciplinary, non-certification program designed for students who want a broad view of education and learning processes yet seek careers outside the traditional classroom. This degree does not include licensure; graduates may pursue teacher licensure through alternative routes or graduate study. The program requires 120 credit hours.
Bachelor's DegreeELEM ED & SPEC ED M/MOD GR 1-5
Master's DegreeELEMENTARY EDUCATION GR 1-5
Post-Baccalaureate CertificateEnglish
The English Program offers the Bachelor of Arts degree in English, providing a rigorous basis for intellectual growth that prepares students for varied careers and further academic study. The English major consists of thirty-four (34) credit hours, of which twenty-two (22) consist of required courses.
Bachelor's DegreeForensic Science
The Bachelor of Science in Forensic Science degree requires the completion of 125 credit hours of core and forensic science coursework, providing students with the skills necessary for success in forensic science. The program includes sequences in chemistry, physics, mathematics, and biology, and students are required to enroll in a forensic internship and pass a senior comprehensive exam.
Bachelor's DegreeGeneral Studies
General Studies is a bachelor's degree program offered at Southern University at New Orleans.
Bachelor's DegreeHealth Information Management Systems
The Health Information Management Systems (HIMS) program educates students in planning, collecting, storing, retrieving, and communicating health data to prepare them to become healthcare administrators, analysts, and providers. The program is accredited by CAHIIM, and graduates are eligible to sit for the Registered Health Information Administrator (RHIA) examination. All prescribed 120 credits are required for graduation.
Bachelor's DegreeInterdisciplinary Studies
The Interdisciplinary Studies Program is an undergraduate program that offers a Bachelor of Interdisciplinary Studies degree with the successful completion of 120 credit hours. The program provides an enhanced, comprehensive, broad-based liberal education that offers majors the flexibility to combine courses from established disciplines to fit their career plans for an array of pre-approved concentrations.
Bachelor's DegreeMathematics
The Unit of Mathematics offers undergraduate courses leading to the Bachelor of Science degree in mathematics, enabling graduates to secure employment or pursue advanced studies in mathematics and related disciplines. A student must complete a minimum of 120 semester hours and pass a written comprehensive examination; all mathematics majors must also complete a minor in another discipline.
Bachelor's DegreeMULTIPLE LEVELS GR K-12
Post-Baccalaureate CertificateMuseum Studies
Students matriculating in the Master of Arts in Museum Studies (MUSE) Program undertake a rigorous course of learning in Museology, the study of the theories, procedures, and managerial concepts of museums. Practical application is achieved through internships with local, regional and national museums, preparing graduates for careers in galleries, libraries, archives, museums and national parks. The program can be pursued on campus or online.
Master's DegreeNursing
The Bachelor of Science in Nursing (B.S.N.) degree program prepares a generalist in nursing with leadership skills, basic research abilities, and a holistic health approach to professional nursing with a focus on the community. Students who complete the baccalaureate degree program will write the National Council Licensure Examination for Registered Nurses (NCLEX-RN).
Bachelor's DegreePsychology
The Psychology curriculum offers an intensive undergraduate program leading to the Bachelor of Arts degree, with emphasis on reading comprehension, critical analysis, and research abilities. A major in Psychology requires a minimum of forty-two (42) hours, and all students must pass a written exit examination prior to graduation.
Bachelor's DegreePublic Administration
The Department offers a program of study leading to a Bachelor of Arts degree in Public Administration, preparing students for professional employment and leadership in government and nonprofit organizations. The curriculum consists of 42 hours of General Education, 45 hours of Administrative Core courses, and 33 hours in the major, for a total of 120 semester credit hours.
Bachelor's DegreeSEC ED & SPEC ED M/MOD GR 6-12
Master's DegreeSECONDARY EDUCATION GR 6-12
Post-Baccalaureate CertificateSocial Work
The MSW program prepares competent, effective social work students guided by a person-in-environment framework to address strengths and challenges among diverse client systems. Social Work education at the master's level is built on a liberal arts base, providing a professional foundation and an advanced practice concentration, with students choosing from the fields of Health/Mental Health or Children, Youth and Families. The program is accredited by the Council on Social Work Education (CSWE).
Master's DegreeSocial Work
The Bachelor of Social Work degree (BSW) is an academic as well as a professional degree that prepares students for beginning generalist professional practice. Students major in social work during their junior year and must complete a minimum of 52 credit hours within the department. The BSW program is accredited by the Council on Social Work Education (CSWE).
Bachelor's Degree