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Degree Programs & Academic Plans

Anthropology

Degree Plans:

Minor in Anthropology

 

For more information about the Anthropology program, contact Dr. Alison Hadley Hilburn

 

Criminal Justice

Degree Plans:

Bachelor of Applied Arts and Sciences

Bachelor of Science in Criminal Justice

Master of Science in Criminal Justice (thesis track)

Master of Science in Criminal Justice (non-thesis track)

Doctor of Philosophy in Criminal Justice | Program Website

Minor in Criminal Justice

 

For more information about the Criminal Justice program, contact Dr. Sean A. Maddan

 

Geography

Degree Plans:

Minor in Geography

 

For more information about the Geography program, contact Dr. Andrew Hilburn

 

International Leadership

Degree Plans:

Minor in International Leadership

 

For more information about the International Leadership program, contact Dr. Alfonso Vergaray

 

Political Science

Degree Plans:

Bachelor of Arts in Political Science

Master of Arts in History & Political Thought, Political Science Concentration (thesis track) | Program Website

Master of Arts in History & Political Thought, Political Science Concentration (non-thesis track) | Program Website

Minor in Political Science

 

For more information about the Political Science program, contact Dr. Simon Zschirnt

 

Public Administration

Degree Plans:

Master of Public Administration

 

For more information about the Public Administration program, contact Dr. Peter Haruna

Sociology

Degree Plans:

Bachelor of Arts in Sociology

Master of Arts in Sociology (thesis track)

Master of Arts in Sociology (non-thesis track)

Minor in Sociology

 

For more information about the Sociology program, contact Dr. Pamela J. Neumann

 

More information about TAMIU catalog offerings and other useful information can be located at:

Current student information page; College of Arts and Sciences (COAS) webpage; COAS degree page; and the Prospective student information page.

Graduate students should also consult the Graduate School for their handbook and any forms for admission, registration, financial aid, graduation, and other matters. Graduate students in DSS should consult with their program's Director if they have questions about admission, comprehensive exams, thesis requirements and program handbooks.