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School of International Service

The International Economic Relations: Quantitative Methods (STEM) MA degree focuses on quantitative…

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The College of Arts and Sciences Leadership and Ethical Development Program (CAS LEAD) is a 12-credit,…

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What can high-tech tools help us discover about the humanities? Our MA in literature, culture, and technology will…

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Fifty percent of chronic illnesses in the US are nutrition-related. There's no better time to pursue a career as a…

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Explore the great questions and learn to apply philosophy to unravel important contemporary issues. Our MA in philosophy…

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Are you looking for a career where you can ultimately help improve the lives of others? Our MA in psychology…

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This undergraduate certificate is offered by the Department of Anthropology, College of Arts and Sciences. It is open to…

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Master of Arts International Economic Relations: Quantitative Methods

School of International Service

The International Economic Relations: Quantitative Methods (STEM) MA degree focuses on quantitative methods and econometrics plus international economics and political economy. You’ll build data analysis, geographic information systems, and statistical programming skills needed for a career in global business/finance, government, or nonprofits. International students: MAIER:QM’s STEM designation allows you to apply for a 24-month extension of your Optional Practical Training (OPT) in the US.

91 % Employed or in Grad School Within six months of graduation * Because of the small number of responses for this major, results are reported for the department. Explore more outcomes for this program in a new tab or window

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Undergraduate Certificate Leadership and Ethical Development (LEAD)

College of Arts & Sciences

The College of Arts and Sciences Leadership and Ethical Development Program (CAS LEAD) is a 12-credit, cohort-based four-year certificate program. After a competitive application process, CAS students enter the program during their first or second semester at AU. Upon completion of the program, you will have earned a certificate in Leadership and Ethical Development, which will be noted on your transcript along with any major(s) and minor(s) you have earned.

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Master of Arts Literature, Culture, and Technology

College of Arts & Sciences

What can high-tech tools help us discover about the humanities? Our MA in literature, culture, and technology will train you to use digital tools to mine a rich, new vein of humanities information, inspiration, and reflection. You’ll graduate as a power-user of the tools and methods used in literary studies, media and cultural studies, data science, and game design.

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Master of Science Nutrition Education

College of Arts & Sciences

Fifty percent of chronic illnesses in the US are nutrition-related. There's no better time to pursue a career as a nutritionist, where you can improve quality of life through nutritional health. Our master’s program focuses on the science of nutrition, as well as the strategies necessary to impact behavior change through theoretical knowledge and practical training in the field.

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Master of Arts Philosophy

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Explore the great questions and learn to apply philosophy to unravel important contemporary issues. Our MA in philosophy programs offers rigorous academic training focused on engagement with primary texts while providing hands-on opportunities to put that training to work, both inside and outside of the classroom. Choose between two speciality tracks: philosophy and social policy or the history of philosophy.

100 % Employed or in Grad School Within six months of graduation * Because of the small number of responses for this major, results are reported for the department. Explore more outcomes for this program in a new tab or window

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Undergraduate Certificate Postbaccalaureate Premedical

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Through this flexible program, gain access to every course required to apply to medical or dental school, or prepare for medical careers ranging from veterinarian to physician. Based on your goals, the premedical advisor will guide your course selection, inform you of clinical and research opportunities, and work closely with you during the application process. Upper-level biology, chemistry, and neuroscience classes are available to students who’ve already completed the fundamental classes.

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Master of Arts Psychology

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Are you looking for a career where you can ultimately help improve the lives of others? Our MA in psychology provides you the necessary training in theory, practice, and research methods. In small classes, you’ll enjoy individualized attention from our innovative, well-regarded faculty. Choose to specialize in one of three tracks: general psychology, clinical science, or cognition, learning, and neuroscience.

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Undergraduate Certificate Public Anthropology

College of Arts & Sciences

This undergraduate certificate is offered by the Department of Anthropology, College of Arts and Sciences. It is open to undergraduate degree and nondegree students. Students must complete 6 credit hours with grades of C or better in anthropology courses at or above 200-level, or have internship experience in a related field, before beginning coursework for the certificate.

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