The College of Arts and Sciences at the University of North Florida offers Bachelor Degree Programs in the following majors. (Please note the following abbreviations: BA=Bachelor of Arts, BS = Bachelor of Science, BFA - Bachelor of Fine Arts, BM = Bachelor of Music)

• Anthropology - BA
• Art - BA, with tracks in Art History, Ceramics & Sculpture, and Painting & Drawing
• Biology – BS, with tracks in Biology and UNF/UF Dentistry
• Chemistry - BS
• Communication - BS, with tracks in Advertising, Electronic Media (Broadcasting), Journalism, and Public Relations
• Criminology and Criminal Justice - BA
• Economics - BA
• English - BA with tracks in English and English-Drama
• Fine Arts - BFA with tracks in Ceramics & Sculpture, Graphic Design & Digital Media, Painting & Drawing, and Photography
• French Studies-BA
• History – BA
• International Studies - BA
• Liberal Studies - BA
• Mathematics - BA, BS
• Music -BM, with tracks in Jazz Studies, Voice, Piano, Strings, and Woodwinds, Brass & Percussion
• Philosophy- BA General with tracks in Advanced Studies, Applied Ethics, Historical & Comparative, Literary & Cultural, and Legal, Political, and Social Studies
• Physics - BS with tracks in Traditional Physics, Engineering, and Computing Emphasis
• Political Science - BA
• Psychology - BA, BS
• Sociology - BA
• Spanish - BA
• Statistics -BA, BS

College of Arts and Sciences - Master Degree Programs (MA = Master of Arts, MS = Master of Science, MPA = Master of Public Administration)

• Master of Arts in General or Counseling Psychology
• Master of Science in Criminal Justice
• Master of Arts or  Science in Biology
• Master of Arts in English
• Master of Arts in Practical Philosophy & Applied Ethics
• Master of Science in Applied Sociology
• Master of Arts in History - tracks in European History, United States History
• Master of Science in Mathematical Sciences - tracks in Mathematics and Statistics
• Master of Public Administration - tracks in General Administration, Health Administration, National Security, and Local Government Policy & Administration

Limited Access Programs
Department of Art & Design:

Bachelor of Fine Arts in Graphic Design and Digital Media

Requires a Portfolio Review (8 visual pieces). Criteria includes: Exploration, Motivation, Overall Design and Composition, and Technical Proficiency. Students are ranked based on potential for success and demonstrated talent.

Department of Music:
1) Performers Certificate Program (non-degree program)
2) Bachelor of Arts in Music
3) Bachelor of Music in Jazz Studies
4) Bachelor of Music in Performance (tracks in Piano, Strings, Voice, and Woodwinds, Brass, Percussion)

All require performance auditions with the department.

Liberal Studies Degree Program:

Bachelor of Arts in Liberal Studies

For students interested in an intellectual field not defined by an existing COAS major. Design your own Program of Study in cooperation with an academic advisor. Must have a 3.0 GPA. Must choose one course from each of the four discipline areas: communicative arts, fine arts, social sciences, and natural/mathematical sciences. Final approval of the student’s program of study will be made by the Chair of the Department of History).

Career Planning Tips for Liberal Arts Majors: NACE Http://www.jobweb.com

1. Have a clear understanding of what you want to do in a job (research careers/tasks/titles).
2. Have a “focused” objective for your resume (focus on job title, department, or skills).
3. Make a connection between your major and the job you seek. The employer will not try to figure out what you want to do.
4. Be specific about how your courses, skills, and experiences apply to the job.
5. Look for opportunities that address your personal interests and values.
6. Know what the organization needs to accomplish its mission and goals.
7. Know why you are right for the job (communicate what you have to offer, with enthusiasm).