3/2 Engineering (B.S. in Physics)

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This dual degree program is jointly offered by James Madison University and University of Virginia. After completing the program, students can earn a B.S. degree in physics from JMU and a Master of Engineering degree from the University of Virginia. The engineering areas available under this program include biomedical, environmental, transportation, materials science, systems engineering and engineering physics. They are required to study first three years at JMU and then transfer to the University of Virginia to complete the master?s degree for the remaining two years.

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3/2 Engineering (Master of Engineering)

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This dual degree program is jointly offered by James Madison University and University of Virginia. After completing the program, students can earn a B.S. degree in physics from JMU and a Master of Engineering degree from the University of Virginia. The engineering areas available under this program include biomedical, environmental, transportation, materials science, systems engineering and engineering physics. They are required to study first three years at JMU and then transfer to the University of Virginia to complete the master?s degree for the remaining two years.

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B.A. in Biology

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B.A. in English

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This program is designed to serve as basic preparation for many professions in which skillful use of language is important, for example, law, publishing, free lance writing, creative writing, journalism, public relations, broadcasting, government, advertising, and business; to prepare students to enter graduate study; and to prepare them for the teaching profession.

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B.F.A. in Graphic Design - Graphic Design Emphasis

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This concentration provides professional education within a liberal arts environment and students learn the vocabulary, visual perception, methods, processes, craft and technology of graphic design, which includes specialized courses in print design, advertising, computer graphics, illustration, web design, package design and special topics courses addressing current design issues and problems. The study of the historical and cultural context of the designer broadens students? knowledge base and nurtures their creativity.

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B.F.A. in Studio Art - Interior Design Emphasis

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This concentration educates leaders in the profession of interior design and offers an intensive education in the design process. The curriculum instills purpose, craft, technological competence and versatile thinking; and students are passionately dedicated to the creation of meaningful interiors. Graduates of the program are encouraged to take the National Council for Interior Design Qualification exam after two years of work experience.

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B.S. in Studio Art - General Fine Arts Emphasis

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This concentration is designed for students who seek a breadth of knowledge in the visual arts and who have a preferred interest or stronger background preparation in math, the natural sciences or the social sciences. It seeks to develop students? visual vocabulary and provide a range of elective options that complement the major in studio art.

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B.S. in Studio Art - Industrial Design Emphasis

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This concentration is designed for students who seek a breadth of knowledge in the visual arts and who have a preferred interest or stronger background preparation in math, the natural sciences or the social sciences. It seeks to integrate knowledge of the visual arts with applied design technology; and enhance problem-solving and communication skills in the creation of design concepts. Students will develop knowledge that optimizes the function, value and appearance of manufactured products and systems.

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Bachelor of Arts in Anthropology - Archaeology

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Students in this program will study about the development and change of human societies from the prehistoric past to the present through the identification, gathering and interpretation of material remains and/or artifacts.

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Bachelor of Arts in Anthropology - Biological Anthropology

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This concentration focuses on the study of human biology from an evolutionary perspective and involves the study of human evolution, human biology and its variation, human ecology (how humans interrelate with their environment), and primate behavior and biology (to place humans in the proper comparative context). Biological anthropologists also recognize that human culture, and learned behavior in general, are fundamentally important to understanding the human condition which leads them to emphasize a bio-cultural approach in which both biology and culture are integrated into a holistic understanding of humanity.

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Bachelor of Arts in Anthropology - Cultural Anthropology

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This concentration provides students with in-depth experience in the interpretation and comparison of cultures. It is closely linked to the humanities and to other social sciences; and students will learn what culture is, how different cultural systems and forms of social organization work, how language both reflects and constitutes culture, and methodological and theoretical frameworks for interpreting cultural differences and similarities.

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Bachelor of Arts in Art History

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This program is intended for students who wish to study the history of the visual arts, including the cultural and social context in which they were created. The mission of the program is to educate students with a global perspective on the arts. Students will develop a general knowledge of the principle monuments and artists of all major historical art periods. They will be able to describe, analyze and interpret the form and content of individual works of art in relation to the cultures from which they originate; and become familiar with art history theory and methods of analysis and criticism.

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Bachelor of Arts in Communication Sciences and Disorders

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This program provides the essential background for students to pursue graduate work in speech-language pathology or audiology. Students will be involved in research and provides with opportunities to pursue honors projects and honors theses, and encourages them to attend and present their research work with their faculty mentors at regional and national conferences. It also provides an excellent background for students who want to pursue careers in related areas, such as special education, deaf education, medicine, dentistry.

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Bachelor of Arts in Communication Studies - Conflict Analysis and Intervention

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This concentration prepares students to analyze conflict interaction and explore various methods of formal and informal conflict intervention in interpersonal, workplace and legal contexts. It prepares students for careers in human services, human resources, government, and dispute resolution, and is also useful for students who wish to pursue the study of law or careers in management and international relations.

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Bachelor of Arts in Communication Studies - Cultural Communication

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This concentration prepares students to analyze, engage and manage communication situations where cultural identity becomes relevant to the persons involved in the interaction. They analyze communication processes and theories that help explain dynamics of intercultural interactions in personal and professional contexts. It affords students cultural competencies necessary for personal growth and professional success in increasingly diverse work and social settings. After completing, students can find careers in education, management and training, international relations, and law.

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Bachelor of Arts in Communication Studies - Health Communication Studies

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This concentration prepares students to study communication in a variety of contexts within the health care environment. Students analyze communication interaction between health professionals and patients/clients and health promotion communication strategies. It also prepares students for a variety of careers including public relations director in a health care context, hospice manager, health director for corporations and many others.

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Bachelor of Arts in Communication Studies - Interpersonal Communication Studies

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In this concentration, students will analyze how messages are used to manage personal relationships in social and professional contexts. They will learn important principles for managing impressions and building rapport, identifying needs and pursuing influence goals, reducing relational uncertainty and adapting to change. Students will learn to communicate the value of healthy relationships, are well prepare for graduate school, and develop relational skills for excelling in careers such as peer counseling, education, family and human services, sales and management, aging services, ministry and community leadership.

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Bachelor of Arts in Communication Studies - Organizational Communication Studies

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This concentration involves the study of the ways people interact within organizations, such as business, government, education and nonprofit groups. The specific focus of this concentration is internal and external communication of organizations. It prepares students for careers in business, consulting, training and event planning and for the study of law.

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Bachelor of Arts in Communication Studies - Public Communication Studies

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This concentration is concerned with the presentation and management of messages in public contexts. It also prepares students for participation in public life and professional preparation should include a broad educational base and a variety of communication skills.

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Bachelor of Arts in Communication Studies - Public Relations Studies

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This concentration focuses on the management of communication between organizations and their internal and external publics with the goal of mutual understanding and influence. Public relations practitioners work with specific audiences relative to focused goals. This program prepares students for a career in public relations should include a broad educational base and a variety of communication skills.

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