Academics
Undergraduate Programs
This page offers a complete listing of programs and their specializations offered by the University of Mississippi organized by school and department.
In addition to this global listing each school and department within the catalog has its own programs listing.
College of Liberal Arts
- B.A. in Allied Health Studies
- B.A. in Liberal Studies
- B.S. in Dental Hygiene (2+2)
- B.S. in Health Info & Info Mgmt (2+2)
- B.S. in Histotechnology (2+2)
- B.S. in Medical Laboratory Science (2+2)
- B.S. in Medical Technology (3+1)
- B.S. in Radiologic Sciences (2+2)
- B.S.N. in Nursing (2+2)
African American Studies Program
Arch Dalrymple III Department of History
Art & Art History
Biology
Center for the Study of Southern Culture
Chemistry & Biochemistry
Classics
Computer & Information Science
Economics
English
International Studies
Mathematics
Modern Languages
Music
Philosophy & Religion
Physics & Astronomy
Political Science
Psychology
Public Policy Leadership
Sociology & Anthropology
Theatre & Film
Patterson School of Accountancy
School of Applied Sciences
Communication Sciences & Disorders
Health, Exercise Sci & Recreation Mgmt
Legal Studies
Nutrition & Hospitality Management
Social Work
School of Business Administration
Finance
- B.B.A. in Banking and Finance
- B.B.A. in Managerial Finance
- B.B.A. in Real Estate
- B.B.A. in Risk Management and Insurance
Management
Management Information Systems
Marketing
School of Education
Teacher Education
- B.A.Ed. in Elementary Education
- B.A.Ed. in English Education
- B.A.Ed. in Mathematics Education
- B.A.Ed. in Science Education
- B.A.Ed. in Social Studies Education
- B.A.Ed. in Special Education
School of Engineering
- B.E. in Engineering
- Emphasis - Aerospace Studies
- Emphasis - Business Administration
- Emphasis - Manufacturing
- Emphasis - Military Science
- Emphasis - Naval Science
- Emphasis - Pre-Law
- Emphasis - Pre-Med Studies
- Emphasis - Secondary Chemistry Education
- Emphasis - Secondary Mathematics Educ
- Emphasis - Secondary Physics Education
- Standard Option
Chemical Engineering
Civil Engineering
Computer & Information Science
Electrical Engineering
Geology & Geological Engineering
Mechanical Engineering
School of Journalism and New Media
- B.A.J. in Journalism
- Accelerated Law (3+3)
- Emphasis - Journalism Broadcast
- Emphasis - Journalism News-editorial
- Specialization - Health Communication
- Specialization - Magazine Service
- Specialization - Media Management
- Specialization - Public Relations
- Specialization - Sports Comm & Promotion
- Specialization - Visual Design
- B.S. in Integrated Mktg. Communications
School of Pharmacy
University Programs
General Studies
- B.G.S. in General Studies
- B.U.S. in University Studies
- Emphasis - Business
- Emphasis - Business (10 hours)
- Emphasis - Business (15 hours)
- Emphasis - Creative Arts
- Emphasis - Creative Arts (10 hours)
- Emphasis - Creative Arts (15 hours)
- Emphasis - Education
- Emphasis - Education (10 hours)
- Emphasis - Education (15 hours)
- Emphasis - Health & Human Services
- Emphasis - Health & Human Srv (10 hours)
- Emphasis - Health & Human Srv (15 hours)
- Emphasis - Humanities
- Emphasis - Humanities (10 hours)
- Emphasis - Humanities (15 hours)
- Emphasis - STEM
- Emphasis - STEM (10 hours)
- Emphasis - STEM (15 hours)
- Emphasis - Social Sciences
- Emphasis - Social Sciences (10 hours)
- Emphasis - Social Sciences (15 hours)
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