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2022-2023 Undergraduate Bulletin [ARCHIVED]
Academic Programs/Majors
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Major
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Animation and Digital Media, B.F.A.
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Applied Biochemistry and Molecular Biology, B.S.
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Applied Mathematics and Computer Science, B.S.
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Applied Science, B.S.
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Applied Social Science, B.S.
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Art Education, B.S.
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Arts Administration and Entrepreneurship, B.S.
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Business Administration, B.S.
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Career, Technical Education and Training, B.S.
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Computer and Electrical Engineering, B.S.
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Computer Networking and Information Technology, B.S.
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Computer Science, B.S.
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Construction, B.S.
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Construction, B.S. Sequence
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Criminal Justice and Rehabilitation, B.S.
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Cybersecurity, B.S.
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Dietetics, B.S.
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Digital Marketing Technology, B.S.
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Early Childhood Education, B.S.
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Engineering Technology, B.S.
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Environmental Science, B.S.
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Family and Consumer Sciences Education, B.S.
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Fashion and Retail, B.S.
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Food Science and Technology, B.S.
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Game Design and Development-Art, B.F.A.
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Golf Enterprise Management, B.S.
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Graphic Communications, B.S.
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Graphic Design and Interactive Media, B.F.A.
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Health, Wellness and Fitness, B.S.
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Honors College
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Hotel, Restaurant and Tourism Management, B.S.
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Hotel, Restaurant and Tourism Management, B.S. Sequence
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Human Development and Family Studies, B.S.
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Individualized Studies, B.S.
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Industrial Design, B.F.A.
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Information and Communication Technologies, B.S.
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Interior Design, B.F.A.
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Management, B.S.
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Manufacturing Engineering, B.S.
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Marketing and Business Education, B.S.
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Mechanical Engineering, B.S.
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Packaging, B.S.
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Plastics Engineering, B.S.
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Professional Communication and Emerging Media, B.S.
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Psychology, B.S.
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Real Estate Property Management, B.S.
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Rehabilitation Services, B.S.
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Retail Merchandising and Management, B.S.
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Special Education, B.S.
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Studio Art, B.F.A.
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Supply Chain Management, B.S.
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Technology Education, B.S.
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Video Production, B.S.
Minor
Introduction
Minors are defined as either “studies in the discipline” or as “teaching.” Teaching minors are those approved by the State Department of Public Instruction for licensure. Requirements for teaching minors include an education major, passing score on the content exam for the minor, portfolio evidence of competence in the Wisconsin Teacher standards and the minor’s content, and student teaching experience in the minor field. Contact the School of Education for information regarding teaching minors. Approval forms and minor program plans are available from the School of Education office and the department offices offering the minor.
Specialization
Professional Development Certificate
Introduction
UW-Stout offers professional development certificate programs in addition to its traditional majors and minors to meet the needs of those who wish to obtain additional knowledge and skills needed for personal growth and professional advancement.
While not a substitute for a degree or diploma, the certificate is an alternative credential for individuals seeking to obtain new knowledge and skills or to update their knowledge and skills in a specific area. Typically, a certificate is earned by completing a set of limited, well-defined learning outcomes focused on new or emerging processes or new knowledge and principles applied to practical problems or issues.
These course sets lead to a certificate only. If you’re interested in a bachelor’s degee, please refer to the degree programs found elsewhere in this bulletin.
Additional information about professional development certificate programs is available online at www.uwstout.edu/programs/pdc.
Other Programs
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