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- Addiction and Addictive Behavior
Psychology, CAS -
- Cert (G)
- Addiction and Addictive Behavior
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- Advanced Tax Concepts
Accounting / Taxation, KOGOD -
- Cert (G)
- Advanced Tax Concepts
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- Applied Microeconomics
Economics, CAS -
- Cert (G)
- Applied Microeconomics
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- Applied Statistics
Mathematics & Statistics, CAS -
- Cert (G)
- Applied Statistics
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- Arts Management
Performing Arts, CAS -
- Cert (G)
- Arts Management
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- Asian Studies
College of Arts and Sciences, CAS -
- Cert (G)
- Asian Studies
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- Audio Production
Performing Arts, CAS -
- Cert (G)
- Audio Production
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- Comparative & Regional Studies
School of International Service, SIS -
- Cert (G)
- Comparative & Regional Studies
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- Cross-Cultural Communication
School of International Service, SIS -
- Cert (G)
- Cross-Cultural Communication
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- Curriculum and Instruction
Education, Teaching & Health, CAS -
- Cert (G)
- Curriculum and Instruction
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- Digital Media Skills
School of Communication, SOC -
- Cert (G)
- Digital Media Skills
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- Entrepreneurship
Management, KOGOD -
- Cert (G)
- Entrepreneurship
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- Environmental Assessment
Environmental Science, CAS -
- Cert (G)
- Environmental Assessment
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- European Studies
School of International Service, SIS -
- Cert (G)
- European Studies
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Interdisciplinary Study
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AU offers a number of interdisciplinary degrees. For example, a BA in communications, legal institutions, economics, and government prepares you to participate effectively in decision making for public affairs and deal with social problems as social issues. A BS in business and music (performance not required) is ideal for a career in the for-profit music industry. You can also design your own program leading to a BA or BS (or an MA or MS) in interdisciplinary studies. You’ll need to observe all the pertinent regulations, but your program could wind up among AU’s established interdisciplinary degrees.
Study Abroad
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55 percent of AU students have studied abroad. And why not? With 100+ programs, some at many of the world’s most prestigious universities, in 41 countries, you can earn credit towards your AU degree whatever your major; learn a foreign language; and enjoy an international internship. Study abroad can be a life-changing experience. As one AU student noted, “My semester abroad was probably the most formative experience of my life so far. It fundamentally changed the way I see myself and the world . . . My Spanish improved enormously. . . If you embrace the challenge it is incredibly rewarding.”
Internships
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A memorable internship can dramatically improve your professional life, even affirming or changing your career aspirations. An internship allows you to test classroom theory in the real world, may carry academic credit, gives you valuable skills, and starts you networking for the future.
Click on the internship icon to see examples of where students in your program have interned. To search for current openings, log into AU CareerWeb. For more information, review the Career Center’s internship basics or schedule an appointment with your career advisor.