Both the MPA degree and AAAS Certificate encourage work that is interdisciplinary, comparative, or global in methodology and theory, as well as specialized locally or regionally. The ability to combine these elements is advantageous to students interested in Asian and Asian American studies, those who seek employment in a public service agency in the U.S. , or work in a multi- or supra-national organization, as it provides greater knowledge about Asian populations and cultures not only in Asia, but also in the U.S. and the diaspora.

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Accelerated BS / MS

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A combined BS and MBA degree program provides Watson undergraduate students with the opportunity to complete their BS degree and MBA degree within five years. In order to complete this program, students will be required to take three core MBA courses during the junior and/or senior year. Upon completion of their senior year, students receive their BS degree. In the fifth year they are officially admitted to the MBA program.

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BA and MA Five-Year Combined-Degree Program (Art History)

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The art history BA and MA combined-degree program admits qualified applicants who are enrolled as art history majors at Binghamton University and wish to complete a BA with an art history major in Track A: art history concentration or in Track B: architectural and urban history concentration, but not Track C: pre-architecture; with an MA in art history, in five years. The program restricts admission to students with exceptional academic records and demonstrated potential for advanced graduate work. Prospective students should begin the application process early in the junior year by applying to the combined-degree program at the level of the Art History Department. Applicants will fill out an internal form generated by the Art History Department and submit an official transcript, the names of two professors who have agreed to serve as references and a writing sample. Qualified students will be conditionally admitted into the combined-degree program and then they will be allowed to enroll in 500-level courses that may be double-counted to fulfill requirements for both the BA and the MA. During the first semester of the senior year, combined-degree students must apply for formal admission to the Graduate School. The combined-degree student is granted MA student status only after all requirements for the BA degree are completed satisfactorily, with a cumulative GPA of 3.0 for graduate coursework. Combined-degree students may not select the Senior Honors Thesis option (ARTH 498-499).

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BA and MA in Biological Sciences

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The program is designed for Binghamton University students who want to earn both a BA and Masters degrees in Biology in 5 years. The requirements for completion of the combined BA-Masters degree program are identical to those for completion of the two separate degrees. Students are able to complete the requirements in five years because 12 hours of course work that is taken for the Masters degree (500-600 level) also count for the undergraduate degree. If for some reason a student decides not to continue with the 5-year program, the B.A. can still be awarded provided of course that all requirements for the major have been fulfilled.

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BA and MS in Biological Sciences

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BA and Master's in Geography

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The program is designed for exceptional Binghamton University students who want to combine a BA and master?s degree in five years. Students in the program receive a BA and a master?s at the end of the program. The requirements for completion of the combined BA/master?s degree are identical to those for completion of two separate degrees. However, because 16 credits of coursework taken for the master?s degree (500 level courses) also count for the undergraduate degree, students are able to complete the course requirements for the BA in four years and the course requirements for the combined BA/master?s degree in five years. By completing the BA requirements during the first four years, students are assured of the bachelor?s degree if, for any reason, they do not complete the fifth year.

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BA in Anthropology - Anthropological Perspectives

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This program allows greater flexibility in the sequencing and selection of courses towards the major. It also provides the opportunity for students who wish to concentrate in one or two of the subfields (archaeology, biological anthropology, linguistic anthropology, sociocultural anthropology) to pursue a more focused major. Selection of courses must be done in close consultation with the Director of Undergraduate Studies.

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BA in Anthropology - General Anthropology

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The General Anthropology track is designed to give students broad exposure to the four subfields of anthropology (archaeology; biological anthropology, linguistic anthropology and sociocultural anthropology) at both the upper and lower levels, as well as to provide foundational coursework for those students intending to pursue graduate studies in anthropology. This is accomplished by carefully following the outline in Appendix B. Because the General Anthropology major is a relatively structured major, students must carefully plan their course of study. Be aware that not all courses listed in Appendix B are offered every year.

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BA in Arabic Studies

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The program is supported by one of the better collections of Arabic, Turkish, Hebrew and Farsi (Iranian) texts in the United States, and by various other university resources that enhance the curriculum, including computer-assisted instruction in Arabic and audio-visual aids (e.g., satellite television) that allow for incorporating live spoken Arabic (films, documentaries, plays, interviews, variety shows and news broadcasts) into classroom exercises and activities. Indeed, the department sponsors many activities on campus that can considerably enrich a student's experience.

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BA in Asian and Asian American Studies - Asian Comparative Track

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For the Asian Comparative track , in addition to the three (3) core courses, students must complete four (4) track courses designated as Comparative. In addition to the core and AC track courses, students must complete four (4) additional elective courses in Asian and Asian American studies. These may be drawn from any of the three different track-designated courses and may include Asian language courses.

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BA in Asian and Asian American Studies - Asian Specialization Track

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For the Asian Specialization track , in addition to the three (3) core courses, students must complete two (2) intermediate courses (203-204) of an Asian language or demonstrate language proficiency at the 204 level. In addition, students must complete four (4) track courses designated as Asian Specialization . The list of these courses changes semester to semester and may include the following examples grouped according to the three areas of specialization: Chinese, Japanese and Korean.

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BA in Asian and Asian American Studies - Asian and Asian American Studies

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For the Asian American Studies track , in addition to the three (3) core courses, students must complete four (4) track courses designated as Asian American. In addition to the major core and AA track courses, students must complete four (4) additional elective courses in Asian and Asian American studies. These may be drawn from any of the three different track-designated courses and may include Asian language courses.

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BA in Asian and Asian American Studies - MPA

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This program is designed for exceptional Binghamton University students who want to combine a bachelor?s degree and a master?s degree over five years. The requirements for completion of the combined bachelor?s-master?s degree program are identical to those for completion of the two separate degrees. Because a set number of credits for coursework taken for the master?s degree (500-600 level) also count for the undergraduate degree, students are able to complete the course requirements for the bachelor?s degree in four years and the course requirements for the combined bachelor?s-master?s degree in five years. By completing the bachelor?s degree requirements during their first four years, students are assured of the bachelor?s degree if, for any reason, they do not complete the fifth year.

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BA in Asian and Asian American Studies - South Asia Specialization Track

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For the South Asia track , in addition to the three (3) core courses, students must complete four (4) track courses designated as South Asia. In addition to the major core and SA track courses, students must complete four (4) additional elective courses in Asian and Asian American studies. These may be drawn from any of the three different track-designated courses and may include Asian language courses.

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BA in Biology

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Students in this program can develop their ability to carry out scientific investigation; understanding and critical evaluation of biological information; communication through traditional and electronic media; application of biological training to careers. These learning outcomes are achieved through a set of core courses in cell biology, molecular genetics, ecology and evolution as well as fundamental courses in other core disciplines of biology. Laboratory courses enriched with educational grant support engage students in investigative research utilizing modern techniques such as flow cytometry and mass spectrometry, thus also preparing students for graduate programs in biological disciplines or for employment.

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BA in Chemistry

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The BA degree gives students exposure to the four main areas of Chemistry (Analytical, Inorganic, Organic, and Physical) but requires fewer courses than the BS degree. As such, it provides more opportunity to explore other areas and interests. This extra flexibility can be quite useful if their goal is admission to a graduate program or professional school outside of Chemistry (for example, Medical School, Law School, Optometry, etc.). For these career goals, a detailed knowledge of Chemistry is not as critical as the breadth of science knowledge.

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BA in Chemistry and MAT in Teaching

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The five-year program leading to a BA in chemistry and an MAT in teaching efficiently combines an undergraduate degree in chemistry with a graduate-level teacher certification program. Students should declare their interest in this option as soon as possible to ensure proper undergraduate course selection. Students should apply for the combined program no later than the beginning of their junior year. Admission decisions for the combined program will be made no later than spring of the student's junior year. Application and admissions processes are through the MAT program and the Graduate School. Admissions decisions for the combined program will be based on course grades (GPA 3.0 or better), chemistry faculty recommendations, an interview by MAT program faculty, GRE scores (if taken), and a personal narrative essay of approximately 1,000 words. For more information about the five-year combined BA/MAT program, please see the chemistry department undergraduate program director.

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BA in Classical Civilization

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This is a flexible program, putting together studies of Greek and Roman history, culture and literature from various departments and including medieval and Near Eastern elements, without requiring Latin or Greek language study though the department always encourage it.

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BA in Economics

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The BA provides undergraduates with comprehensive exposure to the principles and tools of economics.

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BA in Environmental Studies - Earth Sciences and Natural Resources

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This specialization is rooted in Geology and looks at Earth systems and processes, including hydrology and land forming processes.

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