The Bachelor of Arts in Business Administration program is a course of advanced studies in business leading to the degree of Bachelor of Arts in Business Administration. The program is fully accredited by International Association for Management Education in conjunction with the Business Administration program at the UW Seattle. The curriculum is built on a set of core classes.
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The MBA Program, through its innovative design and distinguished faculty, provides the business, analytical, leadership and communication skills that experienced and aspiring managers need for personal and organizational success. The focus distinguishes between industries that are driven by technology such as aerospace, biotechnology, software, and telecommunications, and industries impacted by technology such as manufacturing and financial services. The curriculum combines leading-edge management theory with practical tools for analysis and problem solving in a team-based environment. Learn more about the Master of Business Administration program.
The Bachelor of Science in Computing and Software Systems curriculum draws heavily on computer science, but with a greater emphasis on software engineering and relevant business and management concepts than would be found in a more traditional computer science degree. Learn more about the Bachelor of Science in Computing and Software Systems program.
The Bachelor of Arts in Applied Computing Curriculum focuses on the application of computer technology to non-computing fields. Students in the Applied Computing degree get a broad view of computing by taking a common core of classes that concentrate on computing, software engineering, management, communications, and knowledge of hardware and operation systems. The elective courses serve to create a unique hybrid degree in computing and another field of study that allows students to concentrate on an application domain. Learn more about the Bachelor of Arts in Applied Computing program.
The Master of Education program encourages educators to think deeply about the complex work of teaching, to explore questions central to their professional growth, and to develop sustained, collegial relationships with peers from across the region. The program challenges students' thinking and celebrates their accomplishments. Learn more about the Master of Education program.
The Secondary Teacher Certification Master of Education Program integrates courses and structured field experiences. You will be challenged to apply and extend what you learn in class to your work with youth in several school settings. Learn more about the Secondary Teacher Certification Master of Education Program.
The K-8 Teacher Certification program offers two options that lead to a Washington State Residency Certificate with an endorsement in elementary education. The program prepares innovative, ethical practitioners who are grounded in intellectual and professional communities and who are dedicated to educating diverse students. Learn more about the K-8 Teacher Certification program.
The Professional Teacher Certificate (ProCert) program enables teachers holding the first-level Residency Teacher certificate to advance to the second-level Professional Teacher Certificate. Teachers ordinarily enroll in a ProCert program after the first two years of teaching. Learn more about the Professional Certification program.
The Bachelor of Arts in Interdisciplinary Studies is a course of study offering advanced instruction in the humanities, social sciences and natural sciences. The program emphasizes writing and speaking across the curriculum, the interconnectedness of the traditional academic disciplines, and effective teamwork.
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The Master of Arts in Policy Studies program (MAPS) is comprised of students, scholars, and policy professionals who collaborate in policy arenas such as environment, labor, technology, human rights, local and state government, and technology. Faculty and student research contributes to the academic body of knowledge, promotes public education and engages in the major contemporary policy debates. Learn more about the Master of Arts in Policy Studies program.
The first cohort of 18 students is scheduled for Autumn 2008, pending state approval and funding. The MACS program will be the first graduate program in the Pacific Northwest, and one of very few programs nationally, to partner the interdisciplinary study of art and culture with a community-based learning network capable of providing students with opportunities to document educational experiences and professional skills suited to their individual career goals. Learn more about the Master of Arts in Cultural Studies program.
The Bachelor of Science in Nursing program is designed for registered nurses who wish to complete their Bachelor of Science degree. The curriculum combines the acclaimed professional program of the School of Nursing at the UW Seattle with the well-rounded interdisciplinary arts and sciences program of the UW Bothell, building a foundation of knowledge in nursing science, humanities and social sciences, and related professional course work. The program is accredited by the National League for Nursing. Learn more about the Bachelor of Science in Nursing (RN to BSN) program.
The Master of Nursing program serves place-bound nurses in the North Puget Sound basin who are interested in advanced practice with selected populations. A cohort of professionals is admitted each fall, attending classes on a part-time basis on Fridays for a period of seven quarters. Course work includes philosophy and theory, leadership, policy and program development, and diversity in the workplace. Students work with a faculty mentor to complete a project based on a population of interest. Learn more about the Master of Nursing program.
CUSP coordinates the curriculum for first year students and other pre-majors, as well as serving as a focal point for advising, tutoring, and the percolation of great ideas. The freshman year at UW Bothell focuses on a Discovery Core sequence that shapes a learning community, orients students to the university, and introduces them to the rich complexity of knowledge while preparing for their choice of majors.
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