CAREER COMMUNITIES
Learn how the world works. Then help shape what comes next.
Maybe you want to become a teacher or lawyer. Work in government. Understand crime and justice. Speak up for a cause. Or help your community. This is where questions about people, power, learning, and change can become a path forward.
Flagship Programs
These are some of Âé¶¹´«Ã½â€™s standout programs in this career community. They offer strong ways to learn by doing, build experience, and prepare for what comes next. They are a place to start, not the only paths you can choose.
Education
Education programs include Early Childhood and Childhood Education; Secondary Education in English, Mathematics, Science, Social Studies, and World Language; and K–12 Education in Dance, Fine Arts, Music, and Physical Education.
Political Science

Signature Programs
These programs stand out for the experiences and opportunities they offer. They give you more ways to turn your interests into a future that feels right for you.
- Criminology
Curious about why crime happens and how society responds? Explore crime, justice, and the systems that shape our communities while building skills for careers in law, public service, research, and more. - Forensic Science
Interested in how science can help solve crimes? Build a strong foundation in chemistry while learning how scientific evidence is collected, tested, and used in criminal investigations.
Distinctively Âé¶¹´«Ã½
Use language to uncover the truth.
Pursue an accelerated BA/MA pathway to the only dedicated master’s degree in forensic linguistics in the United States. Discover how Âé¶¹´«Ã½ students and faculty analyze language evidence in real legal cases and help advance justice.
Explore the BA/MA ProgramFind your interest.
Already know what you want to study? Go right to your program. Still deciding? Compare a few paths and see what feels like you.
Neighboring Community

Science, Research, and Discovery
Curious about how places shape people’s lives? Explore Geography to connect your interests in communities, public policy, and global issues with the study of people, places, and the environment.
What if your plans change?
That is okay. You can start with the major you want and still discover something new. Your first choice matters, but it does not have to limit what you can explore.
What if your plans change?
That is okay. You can start with the major you want and still discover something new. Your first choice matters, but it does not have to limit what you can explore.
Come see the spaces, meet the people, and get a feel for what your days at Âé¶¹´«Ã½ could look like.