Spring Hill College

Biology

Business Administration

Computer Science

The Computer Science degree at Spring Hill College prepares students for careers in high-demand, high-paying fields — Cybersecurity Analyst, Software Development, and Data Science, to name a few.

Digital Communication and Social Influence

The program in Digital Communication and Social Influence engages students in practical and theoretical explorations of social media content production and digital communication intended for the internet including digital marketing production, acting, spoken word, video content creation and other areas in social media content production.

Digital Content Production

Digital Marketing

Marketing professionals must understand consumer digital experiences to be able to craft messages and target consumers at the right time and place. The Bachelor of Science in Digital Marketing at Spring Hill College will offer students a foundational understanding of marketing and digital media strategy. It teaches a strategic research foundation and provides numerous opportunities for students to apply in-class takeaways to real-world situations.

English

The English major is designed to offer students breadth and depth in literary study while also ensuring that they have the flexibility to follow their developing literary interests. Three of the required courses for the major — an introductory critical approaches course (ENG 300), the British Literature survey (ENG 308) and the American literature survey (ENG 318) — give students a foundation in critical and literary traditions on which to build with their other coursework.

Entrepreneurship

The Bachelor of Science in Entrepreneurship at Spring Hill College will offer students a foundational understanding of entrepreneurship and small business management along with practical experience including small business management consulting and entrepreneurial venture development from business idea to business model. The program will encourage entrepreneurship mindset and skills development, while considering Ignatian principles of impact to society.

Graphic Design

The rich background of our liberal arts core encourages curiosity about the world and engages students in problem solving and critical thinking. Our graphic design program provides theoretical understanding of design principles and technical skills required of a professional designer. Students develop promotional materials for many community organizations which results in a heightened sense of civic responsibility.

Health Sciences

Mathematics

Multimedia Journalism

Nursing

The nursing major requirements for the BSN student include 62 hours of nursing curriculum. Students must adhere to the program curriculum sequence. Computer-based applications are integrated throughout the program.

Philosophy, Politics, and Economics

Political Science

The Seminar in American Government and Politics (POL 491) is the required comprehensive experience in Political Science and will normally be taken in the fall of the senior year. In addition, each Political Science major must take the ETS examination in Political Science during his/her senior year and receive a satisfactory score (standard for passing is determined by the faculty).

Psychology

The Psychology program has three goals: (1) to contribute to the students’ liberal arts education and to help the students learn more about themselves so that they may make effective decisions about their lives; (2) to prepare students for graduate school if they wish to continue their education; and (3) to give practical education and field experience to enable students to find jobs in psychology-related fields immediately after obtaining the baccalaureate degree.

Sociology

Sport Management

The Sport Management program combines business management foundations with the ever growing

Strategic Communication

Supply Chain Management

The objective of the major in Logistics and Supply Chain Management (SCM) is to equip students with the management skills needed to manage the flow of goods and services within industries. The movement and storage of raw materials, work-in-process, and finished goods all the way from the point of origin to the point of consumption falls within the scope of SCM.

Theology

Writing

Three of the required courses for the major–Creative Writing: Fiction and Nonfiction (WRI 301), Creative Writing: Poetry (WRI 302), and Introduction to Professional and Technical Writing (WRI 310)--establish foundational knowledge of creative and professional genre conventions, rhetorical approaches, and constructive criticism.