College of Humanities, Arts, and Social Sciences
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Anthropology | Z Z |
Z Z |
A A |
Z Z |
anthropology, culture, people, cultures, history |
Major
Z Masters
Z Minor
A 3+2
Z The Anthropology minor provides a rigorous course of study for students seeking to understand the human cultural and biological experience. It also prepares students interested in pursuing graduate work in anthropology or professional degrees in related fields such as sociology, psychology, criminology, history, business, education, or medicine. ............................................................................................................................................................................... DifferentiatorsStudents pursuing the Anthropology minor will be exposed to important sub disciplines: biological anthropology, cultural anthropology, archaeology and linguistics. Curriculum / Admissions Criteria |
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Art | A A |
Z Z |
A A |
Z Z |
artistry, drawing, graphic design, pottery, art club |
Major
A Masters
Z Minor
A 3+2
Z The Art BA and BFA programs prepare students to be practicing artists, to enter graduate school for further professional education, or to enter the job market in art-related careers. The art curriculum is designed to promote exploration and increase the student’s understanding of art and its relationship to society. ............................................................................................................................................................................... DifferentiatorsThe Art Department provides facilities, a creatively active faculty, and engaging classes covering many topics. While at CSU Pueblo, students mature as artists and integrate their knowledge in broad ways to fulfill their creative and professional lives. Emphasis AreasArt Education: K-12
Art History
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Cannabis Studies | Z Z |
Z Z |
A A |
Z Z |
cannabis, biology, chemistry, cannabis studies |
Major
Z Masters
Z Minor
A 3+2
Z The Cannabis Studies Minor is for students seeking to complement their major program of study in Social Work, Sociology, History, Political Science or other programs. This minor is open to all students. The Cannabis Studies Minor provides courses focused on cannabis and its social, legal, historical, political, and health-related impact on society. ............................................................................................................................................................................... Curriculum / Admissions Criteria |
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Chicano Studies | Z Z |
Z Z |
A A |
Z Z |
Chicano Studies, history, sociology |
Major
Z Masters
Z Minor
A 3+2
Z The Chicano Studies minor focuses on history, cultural studies, and selected courses to provide an in-depth knowledge of the Chicano/a community. ............................................................................................................................................................................... Career Outcomes / SalariesThe Chicano/a studies minor complements majors and careers in law, sociology, social work, languages, education, government, business and other disciplines. Curriculum / Admissions Criteria |
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Colorado Studies | Z Z |
Z Z |
A A |
Z Z |
Colorado studies |
Major
Z Masters
Z Minor
A 3+2
Z The Colorado Studies certificate program offers a comprehensive exploration of Colorado's rich history, geography, culture, and natural resources, providing participants with a deep understanding of the state's unique identity.
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Communication & Rhetoric | Z Z |
Z Z |
A A |
Z Z |
Communication, Rhetoric |
Major
Z Masters
Z Minor
A 3+2
Z The Communication & Rhetoric minor is for students interested in developing effective written and verbal communication skills. It emphasizes both an understanding and application of communication to prepare students to successfully navigate a variety of communication challenges. ............................................................................................................................................................................... Curriculum / Admissions Criteria |
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Composition and Music Theory | Z Z |
Z Z |
A A |
Z Z |
composition, music theory, music |
Major
Z Masters
Z Minor
A 3+2
Z The minor in Composition and Music Theory provides a solid understanding of music as well as a broad foundation of compositional skills. The minor leads up to a composition recital which provides graduates with recordings and scores for a graduate composition admissions portfolio. ............................................................................................................................................................................... Curriculum / Admissions Criteria |
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Creative Writing | Z Z |
Z Z |
A A |
Z Z |
Creative Writing, stories, fiction, non-fiction, poetry, publishing |
Major
Z Masters
Z Minor
A 3+2
Z The Creative Writing minor is designed for non-English majors who are considering a career in creative writing or a graduate degree (MA or MFA) in their chosen field. ............................................................................................................................................................................... Curriculum / Admissions Criteria |
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Criminology | A A |
Z Z |
Z Z |
Z Z |
Criminology, crime |
Major
A Masters
Z Minor
Z 3+2
Z The Criminology, B.A. program examines the making of laws, the nature and extent of crime and criminality, and efforts to control crime. The program provides students with a strong foundation in sociological theory and research to understand crime and justice in society, as well as think critically and creatively about what does and doesn't work in current crime control efforts. Courses focus on the social construction or definitions of crime, the causes of crime and delinquency, and on the origin, nature, and consequences of societal reactions to criminal offending, including practices in both public and private justice agencies. ............................................................................................................................................................................... Career Outcomes / SalariesStudents pursuing careers in traditional criminal justice fields, such as policing, probation & parole, corrections and reintegration, will develop a strong foundation to work and effect social change in these fields. Criminology majors interested in careers in legal advocacy, community activism and social research will have the skills and knowledge enabling them to become transformational leader in their profession. Curriculum / Admissions Criteria |
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English | A A |
Z Z |
Z Z |
Z Z |
writing, English, creative writing, publishing, fiction, poetry, non-fiction, reading, books |
Major
A Masters
Z Minor
Z 3+2
Z The Bachelor of Arts in English program prepares students to think critically and to write persuasively, which are skills that benefit our graduates in every aspect of life. ............................................................................................................................................................................... DifferentiatorsThe English Program offers an 18-credit graduate certificate in English designed for students that have earned a non-English Master’s degree to teach college-level courses in English. Emphasis Areas
Creative Writing
Secondary Teaching Endorsement Curriculum / Admissions Criteria |
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Geography | Z Z |
Z Z |
A A |
Z Z |
geography |
Major
Z Masters
Z Minor
A 3+2
Z This certificate is intended for students, as well as individuals who want a better understanding of the basic principles and theories of geography. Students will apply geographical thinking to current issues of relevance. ............................................................................................................................................................................... Curriculum / Admissions Criteria |
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History | A A |
Z Z |
A A |
Z Z |
history, phi alpha theta, study abroad, culture, people |
Major
A Masters
Z Minor
A 3+2
Z The History, B.A. and B.S. prepare students for careers in teaching, law, government, private enterprise, as well as entry into graduate programs. ............................................................................................................................................................................... Emphasis Areas
History Secondary Education
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Homeland Security | Z Z |
Z Z |
Z Z |
Z Z |
security, terrorism, culture, military, law enforcement, law, police, national security, security |
Major
Z Masters
Z Minor
Z 3+2
Z The Certificate in Homeland Security Studies is a 9 credit-hour program for any academic major and non-degree seeking student. The coursework covers a wide range of homeland security issues, from national security and homeland defense, to the many features of natural and manmade disaster response, to domestic criminal and counterterrorism challenges. The Minor in Homeland Security Studies is an 18 credit-hour program open to students of any academic major. The minor provides students an in-depth understanding of the mission, challenges, and method behind homeland security. Students in the minor classes focus on the challenges within the practice of homeland security and defense. ............................................................................................................................................................................... Curriculum / Admissions Criteria |
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Jazz Studies | Z Z |
Z Z |
A A |
Z Z |
music, theory, instruments, jazz, history, ensemble |
Major
Z Masters
Z Minor
A 3+2
Z The Minor in Jazz Studies prepares students for a wide range of opportunities to successfully work in the jazz idiom, including jazz theory, composition, arranging, improvisation, and in-depth study of the history of both jazz and popular music. ............................................................................................................................................................................... DifferentiatorsJazz Studies students can participate in any of CSU Pueblo's related ensembles, which include big band, choral, and guitar performance groups. Curriculum / Admissions Criteria |
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Legal Studies | Z Z |
Z Z |
A A |
Z Z |
legal, studies |
Major
Z Masters
Z Minor
A 3+2
Z The minor in Legal Studies provides students with a basic understanding of the American judicial and legal system. The courses are designed to improve critical thinking, analytic skills, research practices, and communication skills. ............................................................................................................................................................................... Curriculum / Admissions Criteria |
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Media and Entertainment | A A |
Z Z |
A A |
Z Z |
mass comm, rev89, center for new media, communications, marketing, technology, media, journalism, TV, PR, Public Relations, sports broadcasting, sports, sports journalism, electronic media, web design, photography, newspaper, magazine, broadcasting, communication, radio, television, film audio, PBS, Advertising, Social media, editing, Web, Film, Documentary, Design, Graphics, Integrated, Gobal, Video, Writing, Research, news, news writing, copy writing, newspaper, magazine, sales, stream, global, health care communication, RMPBS |
Major
A Masters
Z Minor
A 3+2
Z The Media and Entertainment B.S. programs are where technological innovation finds meaning within traditional humanities and social sciences courses. Students have five areas of concentration to choose from, which can lead to various careers in the journalism industry, radio, television, web design, advertising, etc. ............................................................................................................................................................................... DifferentiatorsThe Department of Media and Entertainment prides itself on the environment we provide for students. We see our students as colleagues, working hand-in-hand with faculty and staff to ensure they are well-prepared for careers in the mass communications professions. Curriculum / Admissions Criteria |
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Military Science and Leadership | Z Z |
Z Z |
A A |
Z Z |
ROTC, Military, army, navy, marine, marines, air force, air, force |
Major
Z Masters
Z Minor
A 3+2
Z The Military Science minor is centered on the principles of leadership, and the 19 attributes and competencies of Army leaders. These principles apply to positions in the military or in civilian careers. All courses develop leadership and management skills as well as the self-confidence and initiative of each student. During classes, leadership labs, physical training and field training exercises, you will learn firsthand what it takes to lead others, motivate groups and conduct missions as an Officer in the Army. ............................................................................................................................................................................... DifferentiatorsThe focus of this program is to recruit, develop, and commission college-educated men and women to serve as officers in the United States Army. Curriculum / Admissions Criteria |
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Music | A A |
Z Z |
A A |
Z Z |
music, ensembles, music festivals, instruments, composition, organ, jazz, audio, education, performance, theory |
Major
A Masters
Z Minor
A 3+2
Z Our Bachelor of Arts in Music program provides a well-rounded education in the liberal arts tradition, with opportunities to specialize in Music Performance, Music Education, and/or minor in such areas as Music and Audio Production, Jazz Studies, Music Theory/Composition, or Organ Performance Studies. ............................................................................................................................................................................... Emphasis AreasGeneral
Music Education
Music Performance
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Music, Sound, & Audio Production | Z Z |
Z Z |
A A |
Z Z |
music production, audio production, music and audio |
Major
Z Masters
Z Minor
A 3+2
Z The Minor in Digital Music and Audio Production introduces the basic concepts of music and audio production. The minor includes technology related coursework from CSU Pueblo's Media Communication department. ............................................................................................................................................................................... Curriculum / Admissions Criteria |
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Non-Profit Administration | Z Z |
Z Z |
A A |
Z Z |
non, profit, charity, supervising, administration, government |
Major
Z Masters
Z Minor
A 3+2
Z The Minor in Non-Profit Administration is a great fit for students wanting to pursue careers in non-profit organizations that include the health care, human services, recreation, chambers of commerce, civic efforts, art facilities, etc. The nonprofit administration minor supports the mission of the university by promoting civic responsibility and encouraging innovation. ............................................................................................................................................................................... Curriculum / Admissions Criteria |
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Organ Performance Studies | Z Z |
Z Z |
A A |
Z Z |
instruments, organ, music |
Major
Z Masters
Z Minor
A 3+2
Z The Minor in Organ Performance Studies provides practical organ skills for keyboard players such as service playing, service planning, and choir accompanying. ............................................................................................................................................................................... DifferentiatorsThe minor gives opportunities for off campus practical training in local area churches which leads also to additional income for students as well as meaningful connections with the community. Career Outcomes / SalariesThe minor prepares students for positions such as being a Church Organist and Music Director, Choir Accompanist in community settings. Curriculum / Admissions Criteria |
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Philosophy | Z Z |
Z Z |
A A |
Z Z |
Philosophy, plato, socrates, philosophers, history, social sciences, culture, religion |
Major
Z Masters
Z Minor
A 3+2
Z The Philosophy minor provides a set of courses that encourage students to think deeply about questions of human existence. ............................................................................................................................................................................... Curriculum / Admissions Criteria |
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Piano Pedagogy | Z Z |
Z Z |
A A |
Z Z |
piano pedagogy, piano, playing, music |
Major
Z Masters
Z Minor
A 3+2
Z Whereas music education involves teaching music in school classrooms or group settings, piano pedagogy focuses on teaching musical skills to individual piano students. ............................................................................................................................................................................... Curriculum / Admissions Criteria |
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Political Science | A A |
Z Z |
A A |
Z Z |
political science, U.S., government, terrorism, world, events |
Major
A Masters
Z Minor
A 3+2
Z The Political Science B.S. and B.A. focus on public policy, politics, current events, and history. The degrees prepare undergraduates for a wide range of jobs in the private, public, and non-profit sectors. The Political Science minor provides students knowledge and understanding of the American political system and of global studies. ............................................................................................................................................................................... DifferentiatorsThe Political Science Program is intellectually diverse, methodologically rigorous, and dedicated to excellence in teaching. Emphasis Areas
Secondary Education
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Psychology | A A |
Z Z |
A A |
Z Z |
psych, study, clinical, social, mind, freud, jung, brain, counseling, research |
Major
A Masters
Z Minor
A 3+2
Z The B.A. or B.S. in Psychology answers questions about how and why humans behave as they do. Each degree provides students with a versatile background of the major areas within psychology, along with the opportunity to select courses to fit their personal interests. ............................................................................................................................................................................... DifferentiatorsThe Psychology department has a local chapter of Psi Chi, the National Honor Society in Psychology, which encourages students to maintain excellence in scholarship. Curriculum / Admissions Criteria |
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Social Work | A A |
A A |
Z Z |
Z Z |
social work, counseling, government |
Major
A Masters
A Minor
Z 3+2
Z The Bachelor of Social Work (BSW) program is committed to promoting social and economic justice through excellence, creativity, and innovation. Social Workers are dedicated to helping diverse individuals, families, groups, and communities to meet basic human needs. The Master of Social Work (MSW) program prepares students for advanced roles as practitioners to practice holistically in diverse and complex settings. ............................................................................................................................................................................... Career Outcomes / Salaries
~ $45,000 - $72,000
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Sociology | A A |
Z Z |
A A |
Z Z |
sociology, culture, history |
Major
A Masters
Z Minor
A 3+2
Z The Sociology B.A. and B.S. cover the ways in which culture and society combine to shape people’s behaviors, attitudes, and beliefs. Sociologists examine the behavior of groups, organizations, institutions, subcultures, and societies. ............................................................................................................................................................................... Career Outcomes / SalariesThe sociology programs prepare students to work in education, research, government, business, human services, community organizing, program development, policy analysis, youth services, criminal justice, crime and violence prevention, and victim services. Sociology also prepares students for graduate studies in sociology or related social sciences, for applied research careers, or for professional degree programs in law, social work, public administration and other fields. Curriculum / Admissions Criteria |
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Spanish | A A |
Z Z |
A A |
Z Z |
spanish, mexico, spain, language, culture, history |
Major
A Masters
Z Minor
A 3+2
Z The Bachelor of Arts in Spanish prepares students to speak, read, and write in Spanish while understanding its cultural context around the world. The Spanish minor prepares students to talk comfortably in Spanish regarding everyday topics, be proficient in writing and reading, and understand and appreciate the Spanish-speaking cultures. Our faculty uses a communicative approach that is learning centered so students make the maximum use of class time for language practice with their peers and teachers. ............................................................................................................................................................................... DifferentiatorsA K-12 Spanish Education teaching endorsement can be obtained by students pursuing a Spanish, B.A. through the Teacher Education Program. |
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Women's Studies | Z Z |
Z Z |
A A |
Z Z |
Women's Studies, sociology, women, history, social |
Major
Z Masters
Z Minor
A 3+2
Z A minor in Women’s Studies is an excellent choice for students who want a deeper understanding of the social, economic, and political issues surrounding gender as it intersects with sexuality, race, ethnicity, and class. The Women’s Studies minor exists to offer students a different perspective for understanding themselves and others. Based on feminist theory, this area of study covers issues of race, ethnicity, class, sexuality, and other parts of human diversity. ............................................................................................................................................................................... Curriculum / Admissions Criteria |
Program | Undergraduate | Graduate | Minor/Certificate | 3+2 | Keywords | Content | |||||
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Social Work | A A |
A A |
Z Z |
Z Z |
social work, counseling, government |
Major
A Masters
A Minor
Z 3+2
Z The Bachelor of Social Work (BSW) program is committed to promoting social and economic justice through excellence, creativity, and innovation. Social Workers are dedicated to helping diverse individuals, families, groups, and communities to meet basic human needs. The Master of Social Work (MSW) program prepares students for advanced roles as practitioners to practice holistically in diverse and complex settings. ............................................................................................................................................................................... Career Outcomes / Salaries
~ $45,000 - $72,000
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