The French program offers courses in advanced language, linguistics, literature, civilization, culture and business, all taught exclusively in French. Students benefit from a state-of-the-art language lab with Internet access and multimedia software programs, as well as technologically "smart" classrooms.

Offers students a range of political, cultural, social, economic, and environmental factors and perspectives that have shaped their own communities and others around the world. Historical studies inform effective policy, and students gain skills-careful research, clear writing, and persuasive speaking-that remain perpetually in demand.

Designed for communication majors or any student interested in developing practical skills in alternative dispute resolution. Mediation entails an impartial third-party intervention designed to assist parties in managing conflict. The courses focus on alternative dispute processes with strategies for conflict in personal, public, legal, political, governmental, and corporate contexts.

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The undergraduate minor in Public Health is designed to provide students with a basic understanding of the social, cultural, and biological dimensions of health. The minor curriculum provides students with the intellectual and methodological tools needed to understand the joint bio-cultural determinants and contexts of health, health care and public health.

Trains students for a wide range of careers connected to statistical data analytics. In addition to general coursework, students focus on particular interests within the field and different application areas through electives. The curriculum provides opportunities to participate in real-world research and consulting work.

The School of Public Affairs and the College of Architecture and Planning jointly sponsor this dual-degree program, which enables you to take the core of both programs and to choose electives that simultaneously count toward both programs and that suit your career and personal goals.

The Graduate Certificate in Nonprofit Management prepares students to become innovative and critical thinkers in the areas of nonprofit organizational management and public policy, with a unique approach that bridges theoretical knowledge with real-world experience.

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