Resources for Integrative Studies Majors

Integrative Studies Brochure

Take a look at our Integrative Studies brochure to see the requirements and structure of the major, field of study options, and helpful resources for Integrative Studies majors.

Integrative Studies Brochure

Help with More Restricted Departments

To assist you in choosing courses for your Integrative Studies fields, the following handouts have suggestions for advanced courses in departments that can be more restrictive. Unless noted, these may not be your only options. Please check course offerings every semester for additional courses. Please note that you are always responsible to meet a course prerequiste. See your Academic Counselor for help with questions and understanding your field requirements.

• Advanced Data Analytics
• Advertising
• Art
• Biology
• Business
• Communication Studies
• Economics
• Engineering
• Geography
• International Studies
• Journalism
• Kinesiology, Health Promotion, and Recreation Sports Management
• Latino & Latin American Studies (Formerly LCEP)
• Merchandising, Hospitality and Tourism
• Music
• Psychology
• Social Work
• Teacher Education
• Technical Communication
• Women's and Gender Studies

Bachelor of Science

Students pursuing the Bachelor of Science instead of doing foreign language they have 6 hours in consultation with an Academic Counselor. The Other Course Requirements (OCR) list includes courses in Technical, Professional and Scientific Communication and/or Global Leadership and Intercultural Perspectives. Note: Courses used to satisfy Other Course Requirements (OCR) cannot also be used in the three fields for the Integrative Studies major.

• Other Course Requirements - OCR

It may be possible to complete a Bachelor of Science in Integrative Studies online. However, not all departments offer enough online courses to complete a field of study. Please see our Online BS Integrative Studies brochure for a list of fields that may be completed online.

• Online BS Integrative Studies Brochure

Enhancing your Marketability

It is important to be able to communicate what transferable skills you have aquired in college through your classes, campus resources, and internships. You can also add an Undergradaute Academic Certificate to your degree plan.

• Understanding Your Skills
• Campus Resources
• Resources for First Generation Students
• Internship Information
• Undergraduate Academic Certificates
• UCRS 2100 Career Development - 1 hr Pass/No Pass Elective to help you explore careers!
• Upskilling for Success

Themes for Integrative Studies

The following are some suggested themes for fields in Integrative Studies majors.

* Pre-Law (Legal Studies) Theme - Bachelor of Science

* Pre-Medical School and Pre-Dental School Theme- Bachelor of Arts

* Pre-Medical School and Pre-Dental School Theme- Bachelor of Science

* Strategic Corporate Communication Theme - Bachelor of Science

Four Year Plans

The following are Four Year Plans in order to stay on track to graduate.

Bachelor of Arts with a major in Integrative Studies

Bachelor of Science with a major in Integrative Studies