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Majors

A major is a group of courses clustered in an area of intellectual inquiry.  Students in a major study a particular field of knowledge in depth so that they can read and interpret the literature of that field and perform the work of that field in an effective manner.

UVA-Wise offers baccalaureate degrees in 26 majors.

For the Bachelor of Arts, Bachelor of Science, or Bachelor of Science in Nursing degree, students will earn a minimum of 120 semester hours in courses that include the general education requirements, all requirements of the chosen major, and electives.

Electives should be chosen in consultation with the student's academic advisor and may be taken at any time appropriate for the student's program of study.

Courses taken for general education purposes may be applied as well to satisfaction of major requirements; however, no courses applied to the major may be used to complete a minor.

Major

Degree

Department

Accounting

B.A., B.S.

Business and Economics

Administration of Justice

B.S.

Social and Behavioral Sciences

Art

B.A.

Visual and Performing Arts

Biochemistry B.S. Natural Science

Biology

B.A., B.S.

Natural Science

Business Administration

B.A., B.S.

Business and Economics

Chemistry

B.A., B.S.

Natural Science

College Major B.A. Interdisciplinary

Communication

B.A.

Communication Studies

Computer Science

B.S.

Mathematics and Computer Science

Management Information Systems B.S. Mathematics and Computer Science

Economics

B.A., B.S.

Business and Economics

English Literature

B.A.

Language and Literature

Environmental Science

B.S.

Natural Science

Foreign Studies (Concentration in French, German or Spanish)

B.A.

Language and Literature

French

B.S.

Language and Literature

Government

B.A.

Social and Behavioral Sciences

Health and Physical Education B.A. Education

History

B.A.

History and Philosophy

Liberal Arts and Sciences

B.A.

Education

Mathematics

B.A., B.S.

Mathematics and Computer Science

Medical Technology/Clinical Laboratory Science

B.S.

Natural Science

Music B.A. Visual and Performing Arts

Nursing

B.S.N.

Nursing

Psychology

B.S.

Social and Behavioral Sciences

Sociology

B.S.

Social and Behavioral Sciences

Software Engineering B.S. Mathematics and Computer Science

Spanish

B.A.

Language and Literature

Theater

B.A.

Visual and Performing Arts

Minors

A minor is a field of study in which a student concentrates effort, though without the depth characterizing the major.

Frequently, the minor complements the major; it is also a vehicle to permit the individual to develop an interest not necessarily related to the major field of endeavor.

A minor includes at least 18 semester hours in the chosen discipline, 12 hours of which must be in courses at the 300-level or above.

A course applied to requirements for the major may not be applied to requirements for the minor.

MINOR

DEPARTMENT

Accounting

Business and Economics

Administration of Justice

Social and Behavioral Sciences

Appalachian Studies Interdisciplinary

Art

Visual and Performing Arts

Biology

Natural Science

Business

Business and Economics

Chemistry

Natural Science

Communications

Communication Studies

Computer Science

Mathematics and Computer Science

Economics

Business and Economics

English

Language and Literature

Foreign Languages (French, German, Spanish)

Language and Literature

History

History and Philosophy

International Studies

Interdisciplinary TBD
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Library Media

Education

Mathematics

Mathematics and Computer Science

Music

Visual and Performing Arts

Philosophy

History and Philosophy

Physics

Natural Science

Political Science

Social and Behavioral Sciences

Psychology

Social and Behavioral Sciences

Secondary Education

Education

Sociology

Social and Behavioral Sciences

Theater

Visual and Performing Arts

Women's Studies

Interdisciplinary
Cindy Wilkey, e-mail: cw7f@uvawise.edu, (540) 376-4575

 

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