AU/AUM Joint MSN Program

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This program is jointly with Auburn University Montgomery. It focuses on the teaching/learning process as it relates to nursing students, patients and their families, and health care providers. As a graduates of this program students will possess advanced knowledge of educational principles for diverse populations and the roles of the clinical nurse specialist in adult health, gerontology, or pediatrics. The program consists of 43-51 semester hours. The curriculum is offered via traditional classroom and internet web-based courses. Classes vary between campus during the semester. As a student they will complete an evidence-based practice project or a research option.

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BA in Anthropology

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The Anthropology Program in the Department of Sociology, Anthropology and Social Work takes a four-field approach to the study of the human condition, offering courses in archaeology, physical anthropology, cultural anthropology and linguistic anthropology. Anthropology examines the human condition in scientific and interpretive ways, providing students with the tools to understand cultural diversity and solve pressing problems associated with cross-cultural communication. Classes are generally small to allow for an intimate exchange of knowledge between faculty and students. Anthropology faculty also teach Introduction to Anthropology in Auburn's core curriculum, offering all students exposure to topics integral to diversity and global studies.

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BA in Art

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The B.A. in Art degree is a studio-based degree. In the true spirit of a liberal arts education, this degree allows students to concentrate on art while taking courses outside their major in order to be broadly educated. In addition to 35 hours of art studio work and 15 hours of Art History, B.A. students complete the university core (41 hours), take two semesters of a foreign language, and fulfill 19-21 hours of elective credit. Some B.A. students double major or minor in another subject, using their elective credits to fulfill the requirements of the second degree or the minor. Other students select courses that compliment art or fulfill individual areas of interest.

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BA in French

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BA in French- International Trade

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Students must meet both AU and AUM criteria for admission, must earn a C and maintain a 2.5 GPA in all courses that count toward the major and have a 2.0 GPA overall for graduation. Neither AU nor AUM will offer an independent baccalaureate in French and International Trade.

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BA in German

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BA in German-International Trade

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Students must meet both AU and AUM criteria for admission, must earn a C and maintain a 2.5 GPA in all courses that count toward the major and have a 2.0 GPA overall for graduation. Neither AU nor AUM will offer an independent baccalaureate in German and International Trade.

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BA in History

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The subject will take up many of the total number of academic hours required for their graduation and represents an important aspect of every student's time in higher education. It can also have an important effect on students' future outlooks on life as well as their prospects for employment. All of these are important considerations for those who choose to major in history at Auburn University. Like all students, they look for a field of study that they find interesting, has a variety of sub-fields, and can be an asset to students regardless of future career choices.

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BA in Social Work

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The Department of Sociology, Anthropology, and Social Work offers a major leading to a Bachelor of Arts degree in Social Work. The Bachelor of Arts in Social Work degree is fully accredited by the Council on Social Work Education. A person with a degree from an accredited institution is eligible to take the examination for licensure as a baccalaureate-level social worker (LBSW) and apply for advanced standing in social work graduate programs.

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BA in Sociology

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The program serves Sociology majors and minors, majors in other programs within the department, students in other programs of study, the university core curriculum, and the honors college. In doing so, a primary goal of the Sociology program is to provide undergraduate and graduate majors a solid foundation within the discipline, particularly in the areas of theory, research methods and statistics, and human diversity. The program is also active in Alpha Kappa Delta, the international honor society for Sociology. Students completing the Sociology degree are required to develop and demonstrate skills in oral and written communication, critical thinking, and in research.

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BA in Spanish

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BA in Spanish-International Trade

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Students must meet both AU and AUM criteria for admission, must earn a C and maintain a 2.5 GPA in all courses that count toward the major and have a 2.0 GPA overall for graduation. Neither AU nor AUM will offer an independent baccalaureate in Spanish and International Trade.

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BA in Theatre

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The Bachelor of Arts in Theatre is designed for students seeking the broadest possible exposure in the study of theatre and drama within the liberal arts and humanities curriculum. It is particularly suitable for students interested in theatre for history, dramatic literature and theatre criticism or for those who may eventually wish to pursue the degree of M.A. and/or Ph.D. after graduation. All majors first enter the B.A. curriculum; entry to the B.F.A. curricula is by interview and audition.

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BFA in Design/Tech

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This program is designed for students seeking professional training and desiring an intensive program of theatre studies with a high degree of specialized training in design, technology, stage management or production management. It provides a balance of performance, management and technology class work and gives the student a complete overview of the production process.

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BFA in Graphic Design

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The graphic design degree from Auburn is designed to insure that students are prepared to function as creative designers/illustrators, while obtaining the academic skills that will provide professional development and career flexibility within a changing society. The faculty of the program is committed to preparing young professionals to practice visual communication in a competitive global environment. The curriculum includes art and art history along with theoretical and applied design courses, design history, photography and illustration supported by a strong foundation in drawing and design. Students selected for the program thrive in an environment where faculty, students and alumni work together in a unique design community.

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BFA in Management

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This program is designed for students seeking professional training and desiring an intensive program of theatre studies with a high degree of specialized training in design, technology, stage management or production management. It provides a balance of performance, management and technology class work and gives the student a complete overview of the production process.

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BFA in Music Theatre

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BFA in Performance

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The BFA Performance major is recommended for students seeking professional training wsith an intensive program of theatre studies. It provides a high degree of specialization in performance. While primary emphasis is given to actor training and its attendant disciplines, students may develop a secondary emphasis in directing or theatre administration/management.

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BFA in Studio Art - Ceramics

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Ceramics studio courses at Auburn cover a wide range of processes and techniques in pottery-making and clay sculpture, and offer students a broad perspective on contemporary practice in the discipline of Ceramics. Introductory classes offer experience in clay modeling and construction, in casting, and throwing on the potter?s wheel. Intermediate and advanced courses encourage the student?s individual exploration of utilitarian and/or sculptural pottery work, and sculptural work in a range of styles and approaches. For those with a particular interest in the area, the 4-course Ceramics sequence prepares the student for the Senior project in Ceramics, and leads to the Bachelor of Fine Arts degree with a concentration in ceramics.

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BFA in Studio Art - Painting/Drawing

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Painting students are given a strong grounding in traditional methods and materials. A variety of techniques are taught in beginning level courses. This diverse approach is complemented by a focus on contemporary theory so that conceptual and experimental investigation can be explored in upper level courses. Advanced courses also permit students to incorporate multi-media approaches, and as with much contemporary art practice, students often use photography, collage, drawing, printing, digital imagery, sculpture and unconventional or appropriated materials to create works, while others work with installation or site-specific concerns. Special topics courses add breadth and depth to the painting curriculum. Recent examples include encaustic, water-media, advanced figure drawing and critical theory in studio practice.

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