Academic Programs Northeastern offers over 70 undergraduate and graduate degree programs, plus a wide range of certificate programs to choose from. Browse the directory below to learn more. Tab 1 Tab 2 Tab 3 Academic Department - Any -Accounting, Business Law and FinanceAfrican and African American StudiesAnthropologyArt + DesignBiologyChemistryCommunication, Media and TheatreComputer ScienceCounselor EducationEarth ScienceEconomicsEducational Inquiry & Curriculum StudiesEnglishEnglish Language ProgramEnvironmental ScienceGeography and Environmental StudiesGerontologyGlobal StudiesHealth Sciences and Physical EducationHistoryJustice StudiesLatina/o and Latin American StudiesLinguisticsLiteracy, Leadership, and DevelopmentManagement and MarketingMathematicsMSTQE ProgramMusic and DanceNontraditional Degree ProgramsPhilosophyPhysicsPolitical SciencePsychologySocial WorkSociologySpecial EducationTeacher EducationTeaching English to Speakers of Other Languages (TESOL)Women's, Gender and Sexuality StudiesWorld Languages and Cultures Program Type - Any -Undergraduate MajorUndergraduate MinorNontraditional Degree ProgramsGraduate ProgramGraduate Non-degree Certificate Apply Filter Accounting, B.S. Become fluent in the language of business. In organizational and business settings, accounting is the process of measuring, calculating and communicating information for financial reporting. Accounting, M.S. Become fluent in the language of business. Take the path that is designed for students to meet Illinois' requirements to become a Certified Public Accountant (CPA). Accounting, Minor Become fluent in the language of business. In organizational and business settings, accounting is the process of measuring, calculating and communicating information for financial reporting. Addiction Counseling Certificate Become a certified counselor to help others. Attain the knowledge and skills needed to counsel individuals who are struggling with alcohol and drug abuse. African and African American Studies, Minor The African and African American Studies minor is interdisciplinary in both conception and practice, and is designed to critically examine many aspects of Africa and its peoples throughout the Diaspora. American Studies, Graduate Certificate Deepen and expand your knowledge of the American experience in all its complexities, and challenge existing biases and notions of what it means to be American with the American Studies Graduate Certificate. Anthropology, B.A. Explore what it means to be human. Anthropology incorporates cultural and biological perspectives in the study of humans, and the ecology and behavior of close primate relatives. Anthropology, Minor Explore what it means to be human. Anthropology incorporates cultural and biological perspectives in the study of humans, and the ecology and behavior of close primate relatives. Applied Mathematics, Minor With a minor in Applied Mathematics, students learn to use tools and techniques for problem solving, and consequently improve their career opportunities. Applied Music Pedagogy, M.A. Awaken the music inside everyone. Your knowledge, experience and passion can inspire the next generation of artists and performers. Art Education, B.A. Inspire creativity in others. Build your foundation of art in order to teach the next generation. Art History, Minor Students are introduced to and study periods of art, cultural and historical events through the Art History minor. Art, B.A. Shape the world through your creativity. Art is the study and practice of various artistic modes and media that impact society and culture. Asian Studies, Minor The Asian Studies minor uses an interdisciplinary approach, which exposes students to various aspects and topics of Asian studies via other disciplines. Bilingual Education, Minor The minor in Bilingual Education prepares individuals to work with English learners in bilingual settings within the grade range of their initial endorsement. Biology, BS Seek out the science of life. Biology examines the nature of living things at the molecular, cellular, organismal and ecological levels. Biology, M.S. Build on your Biology base. Let the laboratory open opportunities to you in the fields of biotechnology, health sciences, ecology, botany, zoology and more. Biology, Minor Seek out the science of life. Biology examines the nature of living things at the molecular, cellular, organismal and ecological levels. Biomathematics, Minor The minor in Biomathematics provides the skills and knowledge in mathematical biology necessary to address today’s pressing health and environmental issues. Business Administration, MBA Make the move to a corner office. Consider the multicultural Northeastern experience your head start in business leadership. Certificate in Rehabilitation Counseling The Certificate in Rehabilitation Counseling teaches you how to assist individuals with psychiatric, developmental, cognitive, emotional or physical disabilities to achieve their maximum level of independence, integration and inclusion into employment and the community. Chemistry, B.S. Uncover the building blocks of matter. Focusing on substances and their interactions, chemistry explores the how and why of matter. Chemistry, M.S. Uncover the building blocks of matter. Enhance your career opportunities as you explore the how and why of matter. Chemistry, Minor Uncover the building blocks of matter. Focusing on substances and their interactions, chemistry explores the how and why of matter. Child Advocacy Studies, Minor With a Child Advocacy Studies minor, students learn to use knowledge and skills to respond to children’s concerns and to deliver high-quality services to infants, children, and youth. Clinical Mental Health Counseling, M.A. Discover the pathway to helping others. Develop the knowledge and skills needed to assist those in need of clinical mental health counseling. Communication, Media and Theatre, B.A. Express yourself as only you can. From the stage to the written word, effective communication can move, entertain or inform an audience. Communication, Media and Theatre, M.A. Harness the power of communication. Hone your proficiency in the theory and practice of communication, and develop an appreciation of differing perceptions of the world. Communication, Media and Theatre, Minor Express yourself as only you can. From the stage to the written word, effective communication can move, entertain or inform an audience. Communication, Minor Focus on various aspects of human communication, including interpersonal and familial relationships, social interaction, public address, and other topics, with a minor in Communications. Community and Teacher Leaders, M.A. Reflect. Collaborate. Transform. Become a change agent and leader who seeks to improve the community to benefit the collective. Community Health, B.S. Become a healthcare professional. Learn how to initiate wellness programs, write policies, implement educational activities or create resources to promote healthy living. Computer Science Endorsement Become qualified to teach Computer Science from middle to high school with the Computer Science Endorsement. Teachers learn a breadth of topics in computer science and ways to make it relevant for students. Computer Science, B.S. Tinker under the hood of today’s technology. Through theory and practice, the study of computer science takes you inside the programs and processes that run the world. Computer Science, M.S. Harness the power of today’s technology. You’re already computer savvy—now upgrade your career by boosting your acumen to the next level. Computer Science, Minor Tinker under the hood of today’s technology. Through theory and practice, the study of computer science takes you inside the programs and processes that run the world. Couple and Family Counseling, Graduate Certificate Make a difference for families. Develop the knowledge and skills needed to become a licensed marriage and family therapist. Couple and Family Counseling, M.A. Make a positive impact on families and their lives. Develop the knowledge and skills needed to help couples and families in need of support and counseling. Creative Writing, Minor Find time, space and community to explore poetry, fiction, creative nonfiction, screenwriting, editing, publishing and more. Explore language as your art, while working on any major. Criminology, Minor Foster an extensive knowledge of crime and the criminal justice system, and critical thinking and writing skills with a minor in Criminology. Cybersecurity, B.S. Learn fundamental and advanced security topics to prepare yourself for joining the cybersecurity workforce. This major will give you the knowledge and practical skills needed to design and maintain the security of information systems and underlying infrastructures. Cybersecurity, Minor Through the Cybersecurity minor you'll learn fundamental and advanced knowledge and skills in several subfields of cybersecurity, including network security, cryptography, application security, internet security and much more. Dance, Minor The Dance minor allows you to design an individualized and balanced program to meet your interests and needs, including opportunities to apprentice with professional dance companies. Data Analytics, Minor The minor in Data Analytics is intended to arm students from any college and major with the tools and skills needed to answer data-driven questions relevant to their field. Data Science, Minor The Data Science Minor can be used to enhance any major with a connection to data science and is specifically designed to allow easy entry for students with no prior exposure to statistics or computer science. Through interdisciplinary study, learn and use standard scientific methods, algorithms, statistics and data analysis. Early Childhood Education, B.A. Be the first teacher in someone’s life. Learn about how young children develop and learn, and the skills and insights needed for effective teaching of the young. Earth Science, B.S. Shape the future of your planet. Earth science is the study of the environment, from mountains to rivers and sea to sky. Earth Science, Minor Shape the future of your planet. Earth science is the study of the environment, from mountains to rivers and sea to sky. Economics, B.A. Delve into the mechanics of the economy. It’s not just about money—Economics is the study of resources and incentives, and how they affect our behavior. Economics, Minor Delve into the mechanics of the economy. It’s not just about money—Economics is the study of resources and incentives, and how they affect our behavior. Educational Foundations Develop an understanding of educational theories, concepts and policies, and various curriculum and instructional approaches through the Educational Foundations program. Educational Leadership, M.A. Become a leader in education. Develop educational leadership knowledge and skills needed to support elementary and high schools or institutions of higher education. Educational Studies, Minor The Educational Studies minor allows students to investigate the educational process in specific areas such as training, teaching and learning. Elementary Education and Humanities Mathematics, Minor Learn about mathematical tools and techniques used to educate young minds with the minor in Elementary Education and Humanities Mathematics. Elementary Education, B.A. Inspire young minds to dream. Make an impact on young students. Understand and apply the methods and skills needed to become an elementary school teacher. Elementary Education, M.A.T. Help shape the world for young minds. Design creative and critical curriculums for students to engage in an exploration and understanding of our fascinating, complex, and diverse world. English, B.A. Change the way you understand the world. The English major enlarges your imagination, enhances your creativity, and develops widely marketable skills in writing, critical thinking and research. English, M.A. Deepen your knowledge and diversify your approaches to literature and composition. Our challenging variety of courses will re-engage your skills or provide excellent preparation for a Ph.D. program. English, Minor Supercharge your chosen major with six key courses in literature and culture that bring you to the next level in writing, critical thinking, creativity and empathy. Entrepreneurship for Non-Business Majors, Minor The minor in Entrepreneurship for Non-Business Majors helps develop entrepreneurial skills for non-business majors interested in the entrepreneurial activities in start-up and corporate organizations. Entrepreneurship, Minor The minor in Entrepreneurship helps develop entrepreneurial skills for business majors interested in the entrepreneurial activities in start-up and corporate organizations. Environmental Science, B.S. Put together the puzzle of the environment. Through the study of its many components, environmental science unlocks the mysteries of the environment. Environmental Studies, B.A. Think globally, act locally! Study human-environment relations from diverse social science perspectives, and graduate as an environmental and sustainability steward and advocate. Environmental Studies, Minor All aspects of society depend on and influence the environment. Enhance your major by learning how environmental management and education can make your career sustainable. Exercise and Sport Science, M.S. Examine human movement and performance. Gain the knowledge, skills and abilities to advance as an exercise and sport science professional. Exercise Science, Minor Examine human movement and performance. Gain the knowledge, skills and abilities to advance as an exercise science professional. Finance, B.S. Find the value in every dollar. Learn the ins and outs of investments and financial management, including financial risk and rate of return. Finance, Minor Find the value in every dollar. Learn the ins and outs of investments and financial management, including financial risk and rate of return. Financial Technology, Minor Develop a solid technical background to complement your finance knowledge with a minor in FinTech. As technology use in the financial services industry increases, this program will give you a thorough understanding of the intersection between finance and technology. Focus Programs Develop the knowledge and skills required to pursue a career in teaching in one or more areas. Forensic Accounting, Minor Explore fraud prevention and detection, and gain the skills and best practices needed to understand and interpret concepts with the minor in Forensic Accounting. French Studies, Minor Explore French and Francophone cultures all while speaking the language with the minor in French Studies. General Business Administration, B.S. Inspire your inner business leader. Study a broad range of business disciplines, and gain the knowledge and practice needed to make your mark. Geographic Information Science, Graduate Certificate Geographic Information Science integrates data management, geovisualization, and spatial analysis. Explore this exciting and fast-growing field, which offers a broad range of workplace applications. Geographic Information Science, Minor Geographic Information Science integrates data management, geovisualization, and spatial analysis. Explore this exciting and fast-growing field, which offers a broad range of workplace applications. Geographic Information Science, Undergraduate Certificate Geographic Information Science integrates data management, geovisualization, and spatial analysis. Explore this exciting and fast-growing field, which offers a broad range of workplace applications. Geography and Environmental Studies, M.A. Broaden your career path or work toward a Ph.D. by developing critical environment-society scholarship skills in geography, geospatial science, and environmental studies. Geography, B.A. Geographers study diverse places and their global connections. Explore the world, master spatial analysis, and acquire mapping skills. Geography, Minor Put your chosen major in place with Geography. Learn why place matters, and how connections between places shape where we live and what we do. Gerontology Senior Advocate, Certificate Support an aging population. Learn the issues that affect older adults, and find out how you can provide the support they need. Gerontology, Minor Prepare for an aging population. Answer the call to address humanity’s needs on shifting local, national and global levels. Global Studies, B.A. Make connections that span the world. Through an interdisciplinary approach, Global Studies explores the interconnectedness of people, places and things. Global Studies, Minor Make connections that span the world. Through an interdisciplinary approach, Global Studies explores the interconnectedness of people, places and things across the Earth. Graduate Certificate in Workplace Learning and Performance Develop the knowledge, skills and abilities needed to support organizations in improving organizational performance with the Graduate Certificate in Workplace Learning and Performance. Graphic Design, B.F.A. Fix problems with visual solutions. With an emphasis on creativity and problem-solving, graphic design is the creation of visual messages in print and electronic media. Graphic Design, Minor The minor in Graphic Design will help you create compelling and effective visuals that communicate messages clearly. Health Promotions, Minor The minor in Health Promotions develops knowledge and skills needed to teach health education or to work for a community health agency. History, B.A. Explore how human societies have changed over time. Study the past to gain essential perspectives on current developments and long-term trends. Develop research, critical thinking, and writing skills useful in a wide range of careers. History, M.A. Acquire the knowledge and tools needed to understand the past. Learn how to effectively share what we know about history and seek out what we don’t. History, Minor Deepen the understanding you gain from your major with courses that provide historical context and reinforce your writing and critical thinking skills. Human Developmental Science, M.A. Our program provides rigorous training in psychological theory as well as the statistical tools for studying human behavior and development. Human Resource Development, B.A. Cultivate and elevate the workplace. The study of human resource development examines the dynamics of training, education and development of employees within the workplace. Human Resource Development, M.A. Cultivate and elevate the workplace. Examine the dynamics of training, education and development of employees within the workplace. Human Resource Development, Minor Cultivate and elevate the workplace. The study of human resource development examines the dynamics of training, education and development of employees within the workplace. Human Resource Management, Minor Gain a basic understanding of managing human resources from organizational structure to operation to compliance with the minor in Human Resource Management. Information Technology, B.S. The Information Technology major examines the management and utilization of technology to support various functions within organizations and society as a whole. Hands-on laboratories are an essential component of the program, where students put their classroom knowledge into practice. Information Technology, Minor The Information Technology minor is designed to provide students with a practical set of courses focused on information technology. With a focus on flexibility, students have the freedom to tailor their own unique pathway within the minor, aligning it with their specific interests and career goals. Instruction in Language Arts: Secondary Education, M.S. Help students master the art of English. Gain the knowledge and skills to develop a framework of teaching language arts to secondary level students. Interaction Design, Minor The Interaction Design minor develop processes and approaches applicable to various forms of creation within the field of interactive/digital media. Interdisciplinary English Studies, Minor Through an integrated approach, gain knowledge, context and proficiency of the English language with the Interdisciplinary English Studies minor. Interdisciplinary Studies, B.A. Forge your path, your way. Combine your practical experience and training with courses taken at Northeastern to earn a well-rounded degree. International Business, Minor Enhance business and management skills for working in an increasingly global world by applying international business theories and practices with the International Business minor. Jewish Studies, Minor Immerse yourself in Jewish culture, history, politics and philosophy with the interdisciplinary Jewish Studies minor. Journalism, Minor Explore traditional journalistic ethics and new media, and learn to write, report and produce stories for media industries with the minor Journalism. Justice Studies, B.A. Ask the important questions about injustice. Justice Studies examines immigration, human rights, housing, homelessness, gangs, the media and more, and explores how institutions are involved. Korean, Minor Strengthen skills in the Korean language and culture with the Korean minor designed to benefit personal goals and academic needs. Latin American Literatures and Cultures, M.A. Discover the textures of Latin America. Through critical examination, develop a nuanced understanding of Latin American expression with critical context. Latina/o/x & Latin American Studies, Minor Explore important Latina/o/x relationships. Better understand Latin America and Latina/o/xs through an interdisciplinary approach to histories, cultures, societies, languages and politics. Latina/o/x and Latin American Studies (LLAS), B.A. Explore important Latina/o/x relationships. Better understand Latin America and Latina/o/xs through an interdisciplinary approach to histories, cultures, societies, languages and politics. Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Transgender and Queer Studies (LGBTQ), Minor The LGBTQ Studies minor offers an interdisciplinary approach to studying the lives, histories and cultures of Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Transgender and Queer communities and allies. Linguistics, M.A. Decipher the secrets of language. Examining both theory and function, acquire the insights to language that lead you to the next level of your career. Linguistics, Minor Decipher the secrets of language. Examining both theory and function, acquire the insights to language that lead you to the next level of your career. Literacy Education, M.A. Become a leader in literacy education. Explore assessment and intervention strategies for students who struggle with reading and writing, and develop instructional planning and curriculum strategies. Management, B.S. Manage the world of business. Management is the study of administrative and strategic processes in a business and the operations of its resources. Management, Minor Manage the world of business. Management is the study of administrative and strategic processes in a business and the operations of its resources. Marketing, B.S. Discover what the market has to offer. Examine product and consumer relationships and the practices that go into play when developing marketing strategies. Marketing, Minor Discover what the market has to offer. Examine product and consumer relationships and the practices that go into play when developing marketing strategies. Math and Science Concepts, Minor The Math and Science Concepts minor helps develop a deep and broad-based literacy in math, technology, and physical and life sciences. Mathematical and Statistical Modeling of Complex Systems, Minor The Mathematical and Statistical Modeling of Complex Systems minor focuses on quantitative modeling techniques for understanding complex systems, and how different parts of a system interact and give rise to the collective system. Mathematics, B.A. Speak the language of numbers. Acquire tools and learn techniques that can be applied to solve problems in many fields. Mathematics, M.S. Speak the language of numbers. Boost your credentials and broaden your opportunities to teach and use advanced math. Media, Minor Meet the growing demand for media literacy skills, and gain practical and theoretical knowledge of media forms and media production with the Media minor. Middle Level Education, B.A. Make an impact in a student’s life. Learn about the teaching and assessment strategies needed to help middle school students succeed in their studies. Middle Level Education, M.A.T. Make an impact in a student’s life. Learn about the teaching and assessment strategies needed to help middle school students succeed in their studies. Music, B.A. Hit your highest notes. Work with respected and experienced musicians to develop your own musical performance abilities. Music, B.M. Hit your highest notes. Work with respected and experienced musicians to develop your own musical performance abilities. Music, Minor Hit your highest notes. Work with respected and experienced musicians to develop your own musical performance abilities. Philosophy, B.A. Question what it means to exist. Philosophy engages and critically analyzes perennial questions of human experience such as the nature of knowledge, meaning, reasoning and morality. Philosophy, Minor Question what it means to exist. Philosophy engages and critically analyzes perennial questions of human experience such as the nature of knowledge, meaning, reasoning and morality. Photography, Minor The Photography minor introduces technical skills in digital imaging, photographic lighting, traditional and alternative processes all while integrating the history of photography and critical theory. Physical Education K-12 Licensure, B.A. Get the next generation pumped up. Examine the teaching strategies and assessments needed to become a physical education teacher. Physics, B.S. Untangle mysteries large and small. The most fundamental of the sciences, physics uses basic principles to explain the remarkable complexity observed in natural phenomena. Physics, Minor Untangle mysteries large and small. The most fundamental of the sciences, physics uses basic principles to explain the remarkable complexity observed in natural phenomena. Political Science, B.A. Navigate the systems of government and politics. Indispensable for any well-educated person, Political Science is central to an understanding of all basic social issues. Political Science, M.A. Navigate the systems of government and politics. Before you take the next step in your career, build your understanding of critical social issues. Political Science, Minor Navigate the systems of government and politics. Indispensable for any well-educated person, Political Science is central to an understanding of all basic social issues. Pre-M.B.A., Minor Make the move to a corner office. Consider the multicultural Northeastern experience your head start in business leadership. Psychology, B.A. Take a trip inside the mind. Psychology is the science that deals with the brain and human behavior in all forms—psychological, cognitive, emotional, individual and group. Psychology, Minor Take a trip inside the mind. Psychology is the science that deals with the brain and human behavior in all forms—psychological, cognitive, emotional, individual and group. Public Administration, Minor The Public Administration minor focuses on public affairs and administration, and introduces the fundamentals of various government processes behind public policy and politics. Public Health, Graduate Certificate Impact the healthcare field and community. Gain the knowledge and skills needed to become a public health leader in our region and throughout the world. Public Health, MPH Impact the health care field and community. Examine, lead, conduct research in, and serve collaborative efforts dedicated to public health. Reading Teacher Endorsement, PK-12 Help students succeed in reading and writing. Gain the knowledge and skills needed in literacy education to become a successful teacher. Rehabilitation Counseling, M.A. Be there for those who need you. Develop the knowledge and skills required to support individuals in need of rehabilitation counseling. School Counseling, M.A. Help students who need you the most. Develop the knowledge and skills required to support students in various school settings. School Counselor Endorsement, Non-Degree Help students succeed in and outside of school. Gain the knowledge, skills and disposition needed to become a school counselor. School Health, Graduate Certificate Help school-aged children achieve optimal health. Gain the skills needed to teach health education or to serve in health leadership roles in public and private schools. Secondary Education, M.A.T. Help high school students succeed. Make an impact in education and on young minds. Become a high school teacher. Social Justice, Minor Understand the nature of social inequality that exists within systems such as criminal justice, law, education, and human relationships with the Social Justice minor. Social Work, B.S.W. Empower individuals and improve society. Social workers help meet the basic needs of all people and empower those who are vulnerable, oppressed or in poverty. Social Work, M.S.W. Lead the change you want to see. Take the next step as a social worker and acquire the credentials to make a bigger difference. Social Work, Minor Empower individuals and improve society. Social workers help meet the basic needs of all people and empower those who are vulnerable, oppressed or in poverty. Sociology, B.A. Challenge the status quo. Sociology is the systematic study of human societies, their patterns and arrangements, their processes of development and change. Sociology, Minor Challenge the status quo. Sociology is the systematic study of human societies, their patterns and arrangements, their processes of development and change. Spanish, B.A. Join the conversation, en Español. Spanish majors develop language and critical thinking skills through written and oral exposition, research and service learning. Spanish, Minor Join the conversation, en Español. Spanish majors develop language and critical thinking skills through written and oral exposition, research and service learning. Special Education - LBS I Focus Program Impact the lives of special needs students. Develop the knowledge and skills needed to become a special needs educator with students P-21. Special Education - LBS I, M.A. Impact the lives of special needs students. Enter a meaningful career where you can make a difference in the lives of individuals with exceptional learning needs. Special Education - LBS II, M.S. Help all students succeed in their studies. Become a leader in education, working with learners with special needs across a wide range of grades and disabilities. Special Education, B.A. Make a difference through a meaningful career. Learn about the theories, skills and methods needed to become an effective Special Education classroom teacher. Special Education, LBS II Endorsements Help all students succeed in their studies. Enhance your knowledge and understanding of intervention and services needed to help special needs students. Studio Art, Minor Gain a strong foundation in art history, practice within a wide variety of art media and create your personal pieces through the Studio Art minor. Teacher Leader Endorsement Become a leader among your peers. Gain the knowledge and skills needed to successfully implement leadership strategies within your school and classroom. Teacher Licensure in Spanish K-12 Apply knowledge and skills to develop learning experiences for students using effective teaching methods and clinical components. Teacher Licensure Programs Apply knowledge and skills to develop learning experiences for students using effective teaching methods and clinical components. Teaching and Inquiry, M.S. Design classroom curricula to meet student needs. Develop and expand your teaching skills and knowledge to enhance the learning experience of your students. Teaching Endorsements Earn a degree and become a teacher. Develop content area knowledge and skills, and prepare yourself for a successful career as a teacher. Teaching English to Speakers of Other Languages Endorsement State licensed teachers can attain a State of Illinois endorsement in English as a Second Language through the TESOL endorsement. Teaching English to Speakers of Other Languages, Graduate Certificate Give the gift of the English language. In as little as one year, you can acquire the skills to teach English to speakers of other languages. Teaching English to Speakers of Other Languages, M.A. Unpack the science behind teaching English. Step up your teaching skills for a growing population of adults who want to learn English. Teaching English to Speakers of Other Languages, Minor Unpack the science behind teaching English. Step up your teaching skills for a growing population of adults who want to learn English. Theatre Design, Technology and Management, Minor Develop the essential foundations and vocabulary of professional production processes through a structured and layered approach with the minor in Theatre Design, Technology and Management. Theatre Performance, Minor Develop the knowledge and insights of the theatre world, and gain practical experience through participation on stage and behind the scenes with the minor in Theatre Performance. Trauma-Informed Counseling, Graduate Certificate Help those who need you. Enhance your understanding of the effects of trauma and become a Certified Clinical Trauma Professional. University Without Walls Program Design the program that fits your goals. The University Without Walls program helps you create a curriculum that works with your schedule and academic and career objectives. Urban Community Studies, B.A. Make an impact in urban communities. Urban Community Studies examines past, present and future issues and trends that impact urban areas. Urban Community Studies, M.A. Become an urban community advocate. Gain the knowledge and skills needed to address the interests and issues of urban communities. Urban Community Studies, Minor The Urban Community Studies minor is designed for both education and non-education majors who plan to work in inner city communities and schools. Women’s, Gender and Sexuality Studies, B.A. Examine the relationship between identity and power. Women’s, Gender and Sexuality Studies explores the experiences of women and the many ways that gender works throughout everyone’s lives. Women’s, Gender and Sexuality Studies, Minor Examine the relationship between identity and power. Women’s and Gender Studies explores the experiences of women and the many ways that gender works throughout everyone’s lives. Academic Department Accounting, Business Law and FinanceAfrican and African American StudiesAnthropologyArt + DesignBiologyChemistryCommunication, Media and TheatreComputer ScienceCounselor EducationEarth ScienceEconomicsEducational Inquiry & Curriculum StudiesEnglishEnglish Language ProgramEnvironmental ScienceGeography and Environmental StudiesGerontologyGlobal StudiesHealth Sciences and Physical EducationHistoryJustice StudiesLatina/o and Latin American StudiesLinguisticsLiteracy, Leadership, and DevelopmentManagement and MarketingMathematicsMSTQE ProgramMusic and DanceNontraditional Degree ProgramsPhilosophyPhysicsPolitical SciencePsychologySocial WorkSociologySpecial EducationTeacher EducationTeaching English to Speakers of Other Languages (TESOL)Women's, Gender and Sexuality StudiesWorld Languages and Cultures Program Type Undergraduate MajorUndergraduate MinorNontraditional Degree ProgramsGraduate ProgramGraduate Non-degree Certificate Apply Filter Accounting, B.S. Become fluent in the language of business. In organizational and business settings, accounting is the process of measuring, calculating and communicating information for financial reporting. Accounting, Minor Become fluent in the language of business. In organizational and business settings, accounting is the process of measuring, calculating and communicating information for financial reporting. African and African American Studies, Minor The African and African American Studies minor is interdisciplinary in both conception and practice, and is designed to critically examine many aspects of Africa and its peoples throughout the Diaspora. Anthropology, B.A. Explore what it means to be human. Anthropology incorporates cultural and biological perspectives in the study of humans, and the ecology and behavior of close primate relatives. Anthropology, Minor Explore what it means to be human. Anthropology incorporates cultural and biological perspectives in the study of humans, and the ecology and behavior of close primate relatives. Applied Mathematics, Minor With a minor in Applied Mathematics, students learn to use tools and techniques for problem solving, and consequently improve their career opportunities. Art Education, B.A. Inspire creativity in others. Build your foundation of art in order to teach the next generation. Art History, Minor Students are introduced to and study periods of art, cultural and historical events through the Art History minor. Art, B.A. Shape the world through your creativity. Art is the study and practice of various artistic modes and media that impact society and culture. Asian Studies, Minor The Asian Studies minor uses an interdisciplinary approach, which exposes students to various aspects and topics of Asian studies via other disciplines. Bilingual Education, Minor The minor in Bilingual Education prepares individuals to work with English learners in bilingual settings within the grade range of their initial endorsement. Biology, BS Seek out the science of life. Biology examines the nature of living things at the molecular, cellular, organismal and ecological levels. Biology, Minor Seek out the science of life. Biology examines the nature of living things at the molecular, cellular, organismal and ecological levels. Biomathematics, Minor The minor in Biomathematics provides the skills and knowledge in mathematical biology necessary to address today’s pressing health and environmental issues. Chemistry, B.S. Uncover the building blocks of matter. Focusing on substances and their interactions, chemistry explores the how and why of matter. Chemistry, Minor Uncover the building blocks of matter. Focusing on substances and their interactions, chemistry explores the how and why of matter. Child Advocacy Studies, Minor With a Child Advocacy Studies minor, students learn to use knowledge and skills to respond to children’s concerns and to deliver high-quality services to infants, children, and youth. Communication, Media and Theatre, B.A. Express yourself as only you can. From the stage to the written word, effective communication can move, entertain or inform an audience. Communication, Media and Theatre, Minor Express yourself as only you can. From the stage to the written word, effective communication can move, entertain or inform an audience. Communication, Minor Focus on various aspects of human communication, including interpersonal and familial relationships, social interaction, public address, and other topics, with a minor in Communications. Community Health, B.S. Become a healthcare professional. Learn how to initiate wellness programs, write policies, implement educational activities or create resources to promote healthy living. Computer Science, B.S. Tinker under the hood of today’s technology. Through theory and practice, the study of computer science takes you inside the programs and processes that run the world. Computer Science, Minor Tinker under the hood of today’s technology. Through theory and practice, the study of computer science takes you inside the programs and processes that run the world. Creative Writing, Minor Find time, space and community to explore poetry, fiction, creative nonfiction, screenwriting, editing, publishing and more. Explore language as your art, while working on any major. Criminology, Minor Foster an extensive knowledge of crime and the criminal justice system, and critical thinking and writing skills with a minor in Criminology. Cybersecurity, B.S. Learn fundamental and advanced security topics to prepare yourself for joining the cybersecurity workforce. This major will give you the knowledge and practical skills needed to design and maintain the security of information systems and underlying infrastructures. Cybersecurity, Minor Through the Cybersecurity minor you'll learn fundamental and advanced knowledge and skills in several subfields of cybersecurity, including network security, cryptography, application security, internet security and much more. Dance, Minor The Dance minor allows you to design an individualized and balanced program to meet your interests and needs, including opportunities to apprentice with professional dance companies. Data Analytics, Minor The minor in Data Analytics is intended to arm students from any college and major with the tools and skills needed to answer data-driven questions relevant to their field. Data Science, Minor The Data Science Minor can be used to enhance any major with a connection to data science and is specifically designed to allow easy entry for students with no prior exposure to statistics or computer science. Through interdisciplinary study, learn and use standard scientific methods, algorithms, statistics and data analysis. Early Childhood Education, B.A. Be the first teacher in someone’s life. Learn about how young children develop and learn, and the skills and insights needed for effective teaching of the young. Earth Science, B.S. Shape the future of your planet. Earth science is the study of the environment, from mountains to rivers and sea to sky. Earth Science, Minor Shape the future of your planet. Earth science is the study of the environment, from mountains to rivers and sea to sky. Economics, B.A. Delve into the mechanics of the economy. It’s not just about money—Economics is the study of resources and incentives, and how they affect our behavior. Economics, Minor Delve into the mechanics of the economy. It’s not just about money—Economics is the study of resources and incentives, and how they affect our behavior. Educational Foundations Develop an understanding of educational theories, concepts and policies, and various curriculum and instructional approaches through the Educational Foundations program. Educational Studies, Minor The Educational Studies minor allows students to investigate the educational process in specific areas such as training, teaching and learning. Elementary Education and Humanities Mathematics, Minor Learn about mathematical tools and techniques used to educate young minds with the minor in Elementary Education and Humanities Mathematics. Elementary Education, B.A. Inspire young minds to dream. Make an impact on young students. Understand and apply the methods and skills needed to become an elementary school teacher. English, B.A. Change the way you understand the world. The English major enlarges your imagination, enhances your creativity, and develops widely marketable skills in writing, critical thinking and research. English, Minor Supercharge your chosen major with six key courses in literature and culture that bring you to the next level in writing, critical thinking, creativity and empathy. Entrepreneurship for Non-Business Majors, Minor The minor in Entrepreneurship for Non-Business Majors helps develop entrepreneurial skills for non-business majors interested in the entrepreneurial activities in start-up and corporate organizations. Entrepreneurship, Minor The minor in Entrepreneurship helps develop entrepreneurial skills for business majors interested in the entrepreneurial activities in start-up and corporate organizations. Environmental Science, B.S. Put together the puzzle of the environment. Through the study of its many components, environmental science unlocks the mysteries of the environment. Environmental Studies, B.A. Think globally, act locally! Study human-environment relations from diverse social science perspectives, and graduate as an environmental and sustainability steward and advocate. Environmental Studies, Minor All aspects of society depend on and influence the environment. Enhance your major by learning how environmental management and education can make your career sustainable. Exercise Science, Minor Examine human movement and performance. Gain the knowledge, skills and abilities to advance as an exercise science professional. Finance, B.S. Find the value in every dollar. Learn the ins and outs of investments and financial management, including financial risk and rate of return. Finance, Minor Find the value in every dollar. Learn the ins and outs of investments and financial management, including financial risk and rate of return. Financial Technology, Minor Develop a solid technical background to complement your finance knowledge with a minor in FinTech. As technology use in the financial services industry increases, this program will give you a thorough understanding of the intersection between finance and technology. Forensic Accounting, Minor Explore fraud prevention and detection, and gain the skills and best practices needed to understand and interpret concepts with the minor in Forensic Accounting. French Studies, Minor Explore French and Francophone cultures all while speaking the language with the minor in French Studies. General Business Administration, B.S. Inspire your inner business leader. Study a broad range of business disciplines, and gain the knowledge and practice needed to make your mark. Geographic Information Science, Minor Geographic Information Science integrates data management, geovisualization, and spatial analysis. Explore this exciting and fast-growing field, which offers a broad range of workplace applications. Geographic Information Science, Undergraduate Certificate Geographic Information Science integrates data management, geovisualization, and spatial analysis. Explore this exciting and fast-growing field, which offers a broad range of workplace applications. Geography, B.A. Geographers study diverse places and their global connections. Explore the world, master spatial analysis, and acquire mapping skills. Geography, Minor Put your chosen major in place with Geography. Learn why place matters, and how connections between places shape where we live and what we do. Gerontology, Minor Prepare for an aging population. Answer the call to address humanity’s needs on shifting local, national and global levels. Global Studies, B.A. Make connections that span the world. Through an interdisciplinary approach, Global Studies explores the interconnectedness of people, places and things. Global Studies, Minor Make connections that span the world. Through an interdisciplinary approach, Global Studies explores the interconnectedness of people, places and things across the Earth. Graphic Design, B.F.A. Fix problems with visual solutions. With an emphasis on creativity and problem-solving, graphic design is the creation of visual messages in print and electronic media. Graphic Design, Minor The minor in Graphic Design will help you create compelling and effective visuals that communicate messages clearly. Health Promotions, Minor The minor in Health Promotions develops knowledge and skills needed to teach health education or to work for a community health agency. History, B.A. Explore how human societies have changed over time. Study the past to gain essential perspectives on current developments and long-term trends. Develop research, critical thinking, and writing skills useful in a wide range of careers. History, Minor Deepen the understanding you gain from your major with courses that provide historical context and reinforce your writing and critical thinking skills. Human Resource Development, B.A. Cultivate and elevate the workplace. The study of human resource development examines the dynamics of training, education and development of employees within the workplace. Human Resource Development, Minor Cultivate and elevate the workplace. The study of human resource development examines the dynamics of training, education and development of employees within the workplace. Human Resource Management, Minor Gain a basic understanding of managing human resources from organizational structure to operation to compliance with the minor in Human Resource Management. Information Technology, B.S. The Information Technology major examines the management and utilization of technology to support various functions within organizations and society as a whole. Hands-on laboratories are an essential component of the program, where students put their classroom knowledge into practice. Information Technology, Minor The Information Technology minor is designed to provide students with a practical set of courses focused on information technology. With a focus on flexibility, students have the freedom to tailor their own unique pathway within the minor, aligning it with their specific interests and career goals. Interaction Design, Minor The Interaction Design minor develop processes and approaches applicable to various forms of creation within the field of interactive/digital media. Interdisciplinary English Studies, Minor Through an integrated approach, gain knowledge, context and proficiency of the English language with the Interdisciplinary English Studies minor. Interdisciplinary Studies, B.A. Forge your path, your way. Combine your practical experience and training with courses taken at Northeastern to earn a well-rounded degree. International Business, Minor Enhance business and management skills for working in an increasingly global world by applying international business theories and practices with the International Business minor. Jewish Studies, Minor Immerse yourself in Jewish culture, history, politics and philosophy with the interdisciplinary Jewish Studies minor. Journalism, Minor Explore traditional journalistic ethics and new media, and learn to write, report and produce stories for media industries with the minor Journalism. Justice Studies, B.A. Ask the important questions about injustice. Justice Studies examines immigration, human rights, housing, homelessness, gangs, the media and more, and explores how institutions are involved. Korean, Minor Strengthen skills in the Korean language and culture with the Korean minor designed to benefit personal goals and academic needs. Latina/o/x & Latin American Studies, Minor Explore important Latina/o/x relationships. Better understand Latin America and Latina/o/xs through an interdisciplinary approach to histories, cultures, societies, languages and politics. Latina/o/x and Latin American Studies (LLAS), B.A. Explore important Latina/o/x relationships. Better understand Latin America and Latina/o/xs through an interdisciplinary approach to histories, cultures, societies, languages and politics. Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Transgender and Queer Studies (LGBTQ), Minor The LGBTQ Studies minor offers an interdisciplinary approach to studying the lives, histories and cultures of Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Transgender and Queer communities and allies. Linguistics, Minor Decipher the secrets of language. Examining both theory and function, acquire the insights to language that lead you to the next level of your career. Management, B.S. Manage the world of business. Management is the study of administrative and strategic processes in a business and the operations of its resources. Management, Minor Manage the world of business. Management is the study of administrative and strategic processes in a business and the operations of its resources. Marketing, B.S. Discover what the market has to offer. Examine product and consumer relationships and the practices that go into play when developing marketing strategies. Marketing, Minor Discover what the market has to offer. Examine product and consumer relationships and the practices that go into play when developing marketing strategies. Math and Science Concepts, Minor The Math and Science Concepts minor helps develop a deep and broad-based literacy in math, technology, and physical and life sciences. Mathematical and Statistical Modeling of Complex Systems, Minor The Mathematical and Statistical Modeling of Complex Systems minor focuses on quantitative modeling techniques for understanding complex systems, and how different parts of a system interact and give rise to the collective system. Mathematics, B.A. Speak the language of numbers. Acquire tools and learn techniques that can be applied to solve problems in many fields. Media, Minor Meet the growing demand for media literacy skills, and gain practical and theoretical knowledge of media forms and media production with the Media minor. Middle Level Education, B.A. Make an impact in a student’s life. Learn about the teaching and assessment strategies needed to help middle school students succeed in their studies. Music, B.A. Hit your highest notes. Work with respected and experienced musicians to develop your own musical performance abilities. Music, B.M. Hit your highest notes. Work with respected and experienced musicians to develop your own musical performance abilities. Music, Minor Hit your highest notes. Work with respected and experienced musicians to develop your own musical performance abilities. Philosophy, B.A. Question what it means to exist. Philosophy engages and critically analyzes perennial questions of human experience such as the nature of knowledge, meaning, reasoning and morality. Philosophy, Minor Question what it means to exist. Philosophy engages and critically analyzes perennial questions of human experience such as the nature of knowledge, meaning, reasoning and morality. Photography, Minor The Photography minor introduces technical skills in digital imaging, photographic lighting, traditional and alternative processes all while integrating the history of photography and critical theory. Physical Education K-12 Licensure, B.A. Get the next generation pumped up. Examine the teaching strategies and assessments needed to become a physical education teacher. Physics, B.S. Untangle mysteries large and small. The most fundamental of the sciences, physics uses basic principles to explain the remarkable complexity observed in natural phenomena. Physics, Minor Untangle mysteries large and small. The most fundamental of the sciences, physics uses basic principles to explain the remarkable complexity observed in natural phenomena. Political Science, B.A. Navigate the systems of government and politics. Indispensable for any well-educated person, Political Science is central to an understanding of all basic social issues. Political Science, Minor Navigate the systems of government and politics. Indispensable for any well-educated person, Political Science is central to an understanding of all basic social issues. Pre-M.B.A., Minor Make the move to a corner office. Consider the multicultural Northeastern experience your head start in business leadership. Psychology, B.A. Take a trip inside the mind. Psychology is the science that deals with the brain and human behavior in all forms—psychological, cognitive, emotional, individual and group. Psychology, Minor Take a trip inside the mind. Psychology is the science that deals with the brain and human behavior in all forms—psychological, cognitive, emotional, individual and group. Public Administration, Minor The Public Administration minor focuses on public affairs and administration, and introduces the fundamentals of various government processes behind public policy and politics. Social Justice, Minor Understand the nature of social inequality that exists within systems such as criminal justice, law, education, and human relationships with the Social Justice minor. Social Work, B.S.W. Empower individuals and improve society. Social workers help meet the basic needs of all people and empower those who are vulnerable, oppressed or in poverty. Social Work, Minor Empower individuals and improve society. Social workers help meet the basic needs of all people and empower those who are vulnerable, oppressed or in poverty. Sociology, B.A. Challenge the status quo. Sociology is the systematic study of human societies, their patterns and arrangements, their processes of development and change. Sociology, Minor Challenge the status quo. Sociology is the systematic study of human societies, their patterns and arrangements, their processes of development and change. Spanish, B.A. Join the conversation, en Español. Spanish majors develop language and critical thinking skills through written and oral exposition, research and service learning. Spanish, Minor Join the conversation, en Español. Spanish majors develop language and critical thinking skills through written and oral exposition, research and service learning. Special Education, B.A. Make a difference through a meaningful career. Learn about the theories, skills and methods needed to become an effective Special Education classroom teacher. Studio Art, Minor Gain a strong foundation in art history, practice within a wide variety of art media and create your personal pieces through the Studio Art minor. Teacher Licensure in Spanish K-12 Apply knowledge and skills to develop learning experiences for students using effective teaching methods and clinical components. Teacher Licensure Programs Apply knowledge and skills to develop learning experiences for students using effective teaching methods and clinical components. Teaching English to Speakers of Other Languages, Minor Unpack the science behind teaching English. Step up your teaching skills for a growing population of adults who want to learn English. Theatre Design, Technology and Management, Minor Develop the essential foundations and vocabulary of professional production processes through a structured and layered approach with the minor in Theatre Design, Technology and Management. Theatre Performance, Minor Develop the knowledge and insights of the theatre world, and gain practical experience through participation on stage and behind the scenes with the minor in Theatre Performance. University Without Walls Program Design the program that fits your goals. The University Without Walls program helps you create a curriculum that works with your schedule and academic and career objectives. Urban Community Studies, B.A. Make an impact in urban communities. Urban Community Studies examines past, present and future issues and trends that impact urban areas. Urban Community Studies, Minor The Urban Community Studies minor is designed for both education and non-education majors who plan to work in inner city communities and schools. Women’s, Gender and Sexuality Studies, B.A. Examine the relationship between identity and power. Women’s, Gender and Sexuality Studies explores the experiences of women and the many ways that gender works throughout everyone’s lives. Women’s, Gender and Sexuality Studies, Minor Examine the relationship between identity and power. Women’s and Gender Studies explores the experiences of women and the many ways that gender works throughout everyone’s lives. 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Become fluent in the language of business. Take the path that is designed for students to meet Illinois' requirements to become a Certified Public Accountant (CPA). Addiction Counseling Certificate Become a certified counselor to help others. Attain the knowledge and skills needed to counsel individuals who are struggling with alcohol and drug abuse. American Studies, Graduate Certificate Deepen and expand your knowledge of the American experience in all its complexities, and challenge existing biases and notions of what it means to be American with the American Studies Graduate Certificate. Applied Music Pedagogy, M.A. Awaken the music inside everyone. Your knowledge, experience and passion can inspire the next generation of artists and performers. Biology, M.S. Build on your Biology base. Let the laboratory open opportunities to you in the fields of biotechnology, health sciences, ecology, botany, zoology and more. Certificate in Rehabilitation Counseling The Certificate in Rehabilitation Counseling teaches you how to assist individuals with psychiatric, developmental, cognitive, emotional or physical disabilities to achieve their maximum level of independence, integration and inclusion into employment and the community. Chemistry, M.S. Uncover the building blocks of matter. Enhance your career opportunities as you explore the how and why of matter. Clinical Mental Health Counseling, M.A. Discover the pathway to helping others. Develop the knowledge and skills needed to assist those in need of clinical mental health counseling. Communication, Media and Theatre, M.A. Harness the power of communication. Hone your proficiency in the theory and practice of communication, and develop an appreciation of differing perceptions of the world. Community and Teacher Leaders, M.A. Reflect. Collaborate. Transform. Become a change agent and leader who seeks to improve the community to benefit the collective. Computer Science Endorsement Become qualified to teach Computer Science from middle to high school with the Computer Science Endorsement. Teachers learn a breadth of topics in computer science and ways to make it relevant for students. Couple and Family Counseling, Graduate Certificate Make a difference for families. Develop the knowledge and skills needed to become a licensed marriage and family therapist. Couple and Family Counseling, M.A. Make a positive impact on families and their lives. Develop the knowledge and skills needed to help couples and families in need of support and counseling. Educational Leadership, M.A. Become a leader in education. Develop educational leadership knowledge and skills needed to support elementary and high schools or institutions of higher education. Elementary Education, M.A.T. Help shape the world for young minds. Design creative and critical curriculums for students to engage in an exploration and understanding of our fascinating, complex, and diverse world. English, M.A. Deepen your knowledge and diversify your approaches to literature and composition. Our challenging variety of courses will re-engage your skills or provide excellent preparation for a Ph.D. program. Exercise and Sport Science, M.S. Examine human movement and performance. Gain the knowledge, skills and abilities to advance as an exercise and sport science professional. Focus Programs Develop the knowledge and skills required to pursue a career in teaching in one or more areas. Geographic Information Science, Graduate Certificate Geographic Information Science integrates data management, geovisualization, and spatial analysis. Explore this exciting and fast-growing field, which offers a broad range of workplace applications. Geography and Environmental Studies, M.A. Broaden your career path or work toward a Ph.D. by developing critical environment-society scholarship skills in geography, geospatial science, and environmental studies. Gerontology Senior Advocate, Certificate Support an aging population. Learn the issues that affect older adults, and find out how you can provide the support they need. Graduate Certificate in Workplace Learning and Performance Develop the knowledge, skills and abilities needed to support organizations in improving organizational performance with the Graduate Certificate in Workplace Learning and Performance. History, M.A. Acquire the knowledge and tools needed to understand the past. Learn how to effectively share what we know about history and seek out what we don’t. Human Resource Development, M.A. Cultivate and elevate the workplace. Examine the dynamics of training, education and development of employees within the workplace. Instruction in Language Arts: Secondary Education, M.S. Help students master the art of English. Gain the knowledge and skills to develop a framework of teaching language arts to secondary level students. Latin American Literatures and Cultures, M.A. Discover the textures of Latin America. Through critical examination, develop a nuanced understanding of Latin American expression with critical context. Linguistics, M.A. Decipher the secrets of language. Examining both theory and function, acquire the insights to language that lead you to the next level of your career. Literacy Education, M.A. Become a leader in literacy education. Explore assessment and intervention strategies for students who struggle with reading and writing, and develop instructional planning and curriculum strategies. Mathematics, M.S. Speak the language of numbers. Boost your credentials and broaden your opportunities to teach and use advanced math. Middle Level Education, M.A.T. Make an impact in a student’s life. Learn about the teaching and assessment strategies needed to help middle school students succeed in their studies. Political Science, M.A. Navigate the systems of government and politics. Before you take the next step in your career, build your understanding of critical social issues. Public Health, Graduate Certificate Impact the healthcare field and community. Gain the knowledge and skills needed to become a public health leader in our region and throughout the world. Reading Teacher Endorsement, PK-12 Help students succeed in reading and writing. Gain the knowledge and skills needed in literacy education to become a successful teacher. Rehabilitation Counseling, M.A. Be there for those who need you. Develop the knowledge and skills required to support individuals in need of rehabilitation counseling. School Counseling, M.A. Help students who need you the most. Develop the knowledge and skills required to support students in various school settings. School Counselor Endorsement, Non-Degree Help students succeed in and outside of school. Gain the knowledge, skills and disposition needed to become a school counselor. School Health, Graduate Certificate Help school-aged children achieve optimal health. Gain the skills needed to teach health education or to serve in health leadership roles in public and private schools. Secondary Education, M.A.T. Help high school students succeed. Make an impact in education and on young minds. Become a high school teacher. Social Work, M.S.W. Lead the change you want to see. Take the next step as a social worker and acquire the credentials to make a bigger difference. Special Education - LBS I Focus Program Impact the lives of special needs students. Develop the knowledge and skills needed to become a special needs educator with students P-21. Special Education - LBS I, M.A. Impact the lives of special needs students. Enter a meaningful career where you can make a difference in the lives of individuals with exceptional learning needs. Special Education - LBS II, M.S. Help all students succeed in their studies. Become a leader in education, working with learners with special needs across a wide range of grades and disabilities. Special Education, LBS II Endorsements Help all students succeed in their studies. Enhance your knowledge and understanding of intervention and services needed to help special needs students. Teacher Leader Endorsement Become a leader among your peers. Gain the knowledge and skills needed to successfully implement leadership strategies within your school and classroom. Teaching and Inquiry, M.S. Design classroom curricula to meet student needs. Develop and expand your teaching skills and knowledge to enhance the learning experience of your students. Teaching Endorsements Earn a degree and become a teacher. Develop content area knowledge and skills, and prepare yourself for a successful career as a teacher. Teaching English to Speakers of Other Languages Endorsement State licensed teachers can attain a State of Illinois endorsement in English as a Second Language through the TESOL endorsement. Teaching English to Speakers of Other Languages, Graduate Certificate Give the gift of the English language. In as little as one year, you can acquire the skills to teach English to speakers of other languages. Teaching English to Speakers of Other Languages, M.A. Unpack the science behind teaching English. Step up your teaching skills for a growing population of adults who want to learn English. Trauma-Informed Counseling, Graduate Certificate Help those who need you. Enhance your understanding of the effects of trauma and become a Certified Clinical Trauma Professional. Urban Community Studies, M.A. Become an urban community advocate. Gain the knowledge and skills needed to address the interests and issues of urban communities.
