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Advanced Master Degree in Communication Disorders
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The discipline of Communication Sciences and Disorders seeks to understand the broad scope of human communication, both normal and disordered. Students in the FSU Department of Communication Disorders learn the interrelated processes involved in communication, develop analytical and communication skills, and obtain experience in clinical evaluation, treatment, and research. The program prepares undergraduate and graduate students to demonstrate broad-based knowledge of communication sciences and to apply theory and research findings to clinical practice. The program prepares speech-language pathologists to provide effective diagnostic and treatment services to individuals with a wide variety of speech, language, and hearing impairments. It prepares clinical scientists to generate new knowledge pertaining to communication processes and innovative strategies for evaluating and managing communication disorders.
Applied Behavior Analysis Master's Program
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The department offers a terminal master's degree in Psychology with a Specialty in Applied Behavior Analysis (how behavior is influenced by environmental conditions). The master's program is offered at the Panama City Campus, which is two hours west of Tallahassee. Students also may live in Tallahassee and take courses via interactive television. The primary purpose of the master's program is to prepare students to become Board Certified Behavior Analysts ( http://www.bacb.com/ ). As such the focus of the program is on course work and applied experiences. Students will complete 30 hours of BACB approved course work and 9 hours of practicum. Although practica are typically performed in the second year, students are encouraged and often required through class assignments to begin applying the information learned in class to real-life situations. Throughout the program, students' behavioral skills are shaped through in-class interactions with their peers and instructors, through faculty supervision of applied experiences, and by working closely with experienced behavior analysts in the area. Upon graduation students will be well prepared to take the BACB certification exam and begin a career as a behavior analyst.The master's program typically admits 18 to 20 students per year and receives around 45 applications. The average GRE (verbal and quantitative) of the most recent entering class was 1000 and the average GPA was 3.7. Most students had prior experience applying the principles of applied behavior analysis in a real-world setting.
Applied Masters of Science in Geographic Information Science
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The M.S. program in Geographical Information Science (GISc) is aimed at individuals who wish to cultivate an understanding of geospatial technologies in mapping and data analysis. Students seeking the MS in GIS will learn how to describe, analyze, and communicate spatial patterns and processes, both in theory and in practice. The focus is on the understanding of GIS fundamentals and the applications of geographic information technologies (GIS, remote sensing, spatial statistics, and database management) to support environmental analysis, resource management, urban and regional planning, and socio-economic analysis. The master?s program will help meet the regional and local demand for technical operators, developers, and managers of geospatial information across a broad range of applications.
Applied Master?s Degree in Economics
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The Applied Master?s degree teaches students skills that are useful for a professional economist. The core courses are totally separate from the Ph.D. courses, enabling a focus on tools used by practicing economists. These tools emphasize the use of statistical estimates of economic relationships, instead of the traditional mathematical emphasis of a Ph.D. program. The program consists of learning statistical tools and communicating economic concepts. Due to the high degree of interaction the program is kept to a small number of students; typically only 20 Masters students are admitted each year, thus there is a high degree of interaction among students.
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This program offers training in socio-cultural anthropology, archaeology, physical anthropology, and linguistics.
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This program requires thirty (30) semester hours in Greek and Latin chosen in consultation with the Director of Undergraduate Studies. Students must take courses at the 4000 level in at least one of the languages. If secondary school certification is sought in connection with this degree program, the major must included twenty-four hours of Latin.
B.A. in Classics - Classical Archaeology
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This program requires thirty-three (33) semester hours of course work
B.A. in Classics - Classical Civilization
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This program is for students who seek a wide-ranging education in the liberal arts. Thirty (30) semester hours are required for the major in Classical Civilization. CLA 2010 is strongly recommended. CLA 4935r or an equivalent 4000 level course chosen in consultation with the Director of Undergraduate Studies is required of all students. All remaining courses should be chosen in consultation with the Director of Undergraduate Studies.
B.A. in Classics - Classics and Religion
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In this program student must take (in addition to other college requirements), 27 semester hours in Classics and 18 semester hours in Religion. At least 9 semester hours at the 3000 or 4000 level in Classics courses with prefixes ARH, ASH, CLA, or CLT are required. No more than 18 semester hours of Greek or Latin may count towards the degree.
B.A. in Classics - Latin and Greek
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This program requires thirty (30) semester hours in Greek and Latin chosen in consultation with the Directors of Undergraduate Studies. At least twelve (12) semester hours are required in each language. Students must take courses at the 4000 level in at least one of the languages. If secondary school certification is sought in connection with this degree program, the major must include twenty-four (24) hours of Latin.
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This program requires thirty semester hours of Greek chosen in consultation with the Directors of Undergraduate Studies. This program will include normally GRE 1120 and 1121.
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This program requires twenty-four semester hours in Latin above the 1000 level. At least six (6) semester hours of Latin must be taken at the 4000 level. All courses should be chosen in consultation with the Directors of Undergraduate Studies, at whose discretion no more than four (4) hours of Greek or courses in classical civilization may be counted toward the major.
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This program offers training in socio-cultural anthropology, archaeology, physical anthropology, and linguistics.
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This program is designed for students who plan programs in fields related to chemistry and who would benefit by a strong background in chemistry. Examples are the Pre-Medicine, Pre-Dental, and Pre-Veterinarian programs and areas such as Oceanography, Criminology, and Geology. In addition, Chemical Science can be a valuable major for those interested in business and law. This degree is not intended as a chemical preparation for people who wish to do work directly in Chemistry at the B.S. level or who would like to go on for graduate work in Chemistry. Those attempting to use the Chemical Science degree in these circumstances would find themselves at a serious disadvantage.
B.S. in Family and Child Sciences
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This program emphases address family relations, marital interaction, parent-child interaction, and the growth and development of children within life course and applied developmental science perspectives. In addition, both provide students with an introduction to working in applied settings, including human services agencies, educational settings, child care, and child and family advocacy. The unique focus of family life education is on courses that prepare students to develop and implement educational programs whose goal is to strengthen family life and that are directed toward children, youth, and families.
B.S. in Interdisciplinary Physics
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This program is designed to prepare a student for work in areas that combine physics with other fields, such as high school teaching, medicine, oceanography,, computer science, and others.
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