UW Bothell is developing new degrees designed to meet the needs of our students, community and state. The degrees listed below have recently launched or are expected to begin during the coming year. Additional programs are in development, guided by UW Bothell’s plan for growth, subject to approval by the HEC Board. Please let us know about your interest in these or other opportunities by taking our degree interest survey or contacting vcaa@uwb.edu.
New for Autumn 2010
American Studies investigates the diverse cultures of the groups and individuals who live within and across the shifting borders of the Americas. This program includes coursework in fields such as history, anthropology, literature, cultural studies, film studies, sociology, ethnic studies and gender studies.
Learn about the B.A. in American Studies.
The BS in Biology will combine theory and classroom learning with research and hands-on experience to prepare students for career paths in health and medicine, research, education, pharmaceuticals, biotechnology, sustainability, and other fields. Classes will feature the integrative, problem-based approach that is a hallmark of a UW Bothell education.
For more information, contact Dani Dutro at DDutro@uwb.edu.
The Bachelor of Arts in Business Administration - Bellevue is uniquely suited to prepare students for the challenges and opportunities facing businesses in the Puget Sound region and beyond. This program provides a solid foundation in business theory, critical thinking, teamwork and communication skills, and will serve traditional and non-traditional undergraduate students working or residing in Bellevue, Redmond and surrounding communities.
Learn more about the B.A. in Business Administration - Bellevue
Community Psychology provides rigorous academic preparation for students who wish to pursue careers in human services, community development, mental health, family and youth programs, counseling, prevention, program evaluation, community arts, multicultural program development, and human relations.
Learn more about the B.A. in Community Psychology.
Culture, Literature and the Arts is designed for students interested in integrative work across the humanities and arts. It addresses a wide range of student interests in the fields of art history, performance studies, literature and creative writing, among others.
Learn more about the B.A. in Culture, Literature and the Arts.
Environmental Studies is designed to teach students to integrate environmental knowledge across the natural and social sciences, as well as the arts and humanities.
Learn more about the B.A. Environmental Studies.
Global Studies is designed for students interested in international environmental, economic and political questions. Graduates are well-equipped to pursue professional careers or advanced study in public policy, business, international relations, organizations, law, education, media, cultural studies and area studies.
Learn more about the B.A. in Global Studies.
Interdisciplinary Arts is designed for students who want to create art and learn about the world through creative expression. This program links written, visual, media and performance arts, while exploring meaning and potential arts-making across diverse social and cultural settings.
Learn more about the B.A. in Interdisciplinary Arts.
The Media and Communication Studies option will provide students with a solid grounding in media and communication theory and history while also giving them an opportunity to experience the practice and production side of the field. Students will learn how to become critical practitioners, able to engage in and critique the production and practice of communication.
Learn more about the Media and Communication Studies Option
Nursing - Everett RN-BSN Program (Bachelor of Science)
The RN-to-BSN Program is for nurses who have completed an Associate's or Diploma nursing program and have their RN license already or who will take the NCLEX-RN exam and earn their license by the end of their first quarter at UW Bothell. This program will be in collaboration with Providence Regional Medical Center in Everett.
Science, Technology and Society enables students to develop their skills in scientific and technological research along with their capacities for critical, creative and ethical reflection.
Learn more about the B.A. in Science, Technology and Society.
Society, Ethics and Human Behavior is designed for students interested in integrative work across sociology, psychology and ethics. This program engages a wide range of disciplines, including gender studies, media studies and ethnic studies.
Learn more about the B.A. in Society, Ethics and Human Behavior.