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The undergraduate major in public service is designed to prepare students for a broad range of careers that are focused on the resolution of public problems or the delivery of public services.

Introduce yourself to several world religions and to a variety of approaches to the study of religious traditions.

Advance your interest in the Russian language or literature, enhance your career opportunities in the politics and culture of Russia and Eastern Europe, or explore your ethnic heritage.

Study the languages, literatures, and cultures of Russia and Eastern Europe, including Poland, Ukraine, Slovakia, the Czech Republic, Serbia and Croatia.

Learn to engage in entry-level generalist social work practice with individuals, families, groups, organizations, and communities locally and globally.

Learn the skills necessary to fight for those who are downtrodden, underserved, and marginalized

Strengthen your skills in oral and written Spanish language, as well as an understanding of the study of Spanish and Latin American literature and cultures.

Encourage your curiosity and hands-on engagement in the making of art to prepare for the articulation of abstract concepts that enrich and contribute to the dialogue in visual art and other fields.

Gain hands-on experience in theatre production with foundational training and advanced study.

Prepare to work in community development corporations, government and private planning departments, and local and state government offices.

Pursue a unique research-based degree as an undergraduate, making it possible to begin research and scholarly work after freshman year in a manner usually reserved for the graduate level.

Enhance your bachelor degree with language study and an independent research thesis.

Exceed the requirements for a standard undergraduate departmental degree in mathematics-economics while engaging in economic theory, stat-econometrics, and mathematical economics coursework.

Engage with a rigorous academic program with a pronounced interdisciplinary character in the analysis of politics with this program, jointly overseen by the Department of Political Science and the University Honors College.

Enhance your understanding of the moral and political complexities of public life and prepare in both theory and practice to pursue careers in social and public affairs through this uniquely interdisciplinary, self-directed major.

Examine the principles of probability, financial mathematics, investment, and financial management and life contingencies with a multidisciplinary course of study with a focus on financial models.

Develop the theoretical knowledge and real-world experience needed for work with children, youth and families within community programs, educational sites and other human service fields.

Learn the fundamentals in both mathematics and statistics to be successful in industry, government, or for additional study.

Examine historical and theoretical analysis of the built environment around the world and across time.

Familiarize yourself with biological topics to prepare for jobs in any industry where the products or by-products have potential biological impact, fulfilling the basic science requirements for admission to medical, dental, heath professions, or graduate schools.