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Program B.A. B.S. B.F.A. B.Mus. Minor Other
Aerospace Studies
(Air Force ROTC) 		        •  
American Sign Language • •        
American Sign Language/ English Interpreting   •        
Anthropology • •     •  
Art • • •      
Art History         •  
The Arts • •     •  
Biology • •     •  
Building Codes         •  
Business • •     •  
Chemistry • •     •  
Chicano/a Studies         •  
Community Crime Prevention •          
Community Services         •  
Computer Science         •  
Computer Science/Mathematics* • •        
Contemporary Music*       •    
Corrections • •        
Dance • •     •  
Earth History/Biosphere         •  
Earth Resources         •  
Earth Science • •     •  
Economics • •     •  
Education:Undergraduate Teacher Preparation (Initial Licensure)           •
Education: Early Childhood Teaching Authorization* • •        
Education: Early Childhood/Elementary Teaching Authorizations* • •        
Education: Elementary/Middle Level Teaching Authorizations* • •        
Education: Middle Level/High School Teaching Authorizations* • •        
Education: Health* • •     •  
Education: High School Teaching Authorization* • •        
Education: High School Teaching Authorization: Language Arts* •          
Education: Physical Education* • •     •  
English •          
Entrepreneurship         •  
Environmental Studies         •  
Film Studies         •  
Fire Services Administration • •        
Forensic Science         •  
French         •  
Gender Studies         •  
Geography • •     •  
Geology         •  
German Studies •       •  
History • •     •  
Honors Program           •
Humanities • •     •  
Information Systems • •        
Interdisciplinary Studies • •        
International Studies •       •  
Latin American Studies         •  
Law Enforcement • •        
Legal Studies         •  
Linguistics         •  
Literature         •  
Mathematics • •     •  
Military Science (Army ROTC)         •  
Music • •     •  
Philosophy • •     •  
Physics         •  
Planning         •  
Political Science • •     •  
Pre-Professional Studies           •
Psychology • •     •  
Public Policy and Administration • •     •  
Social Science • •     •  
Sociology • •     •  
Spanish •       •  
Special Education/Rehabilitation Counseling         •  
Speech Communication • •     •  
Sport Management         •  
Sports Leadership         •  
Studio Art         •  
Studio/Art History         •  
Technological Applications            
Theatre Arts • • •   •  
Writing         •  

 

Associate in Arts

The Associate in Arts is a two-year program for students who have not chosen an area of specialization. The liberal arts requirements assure the student of a sound general education.

 

“Other” indicates specialty areas and programs.

 

*A minor is not required for these majors.
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Last Updated: Wednesday, 09 May, 2007 09:52 AM

 
Located in the heart of Oregon’s lush Willamette Valley, Western Oregon University is the oldest institution in the Oregon University system with an award-winning campus that blends welcoming traditional features with multimedia classrooms, wireless web access and a state-of-the-art library. WOU is home to the nationally-renowned Teaching Research Institute, the Regional Resource Center on Deafness and the Rainbow Dance Theatre with approximately two-thirds of its students in the College of Liberal Arts and Sciences and the rest in the College of Education.