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The global water resources minor (18 credits) focuses on the study of the physico-chemical, social, political, and economic factors of water resources from a global perspective. It provides students with the opportunity to develop both knowledge central to the understanding and management of water resources and expertise relevant to the human dimensions of water quality […]
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Offered 100% online, the RN to B.S. program is designed for registered nurses (RNs) with an associate degree or diploma in nursing who wish to obtain a bachelor’s degree.
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The geography minor is designed to enhance students’ spatial skills. Global awareness is a fundamental component of many programs of study here at URI and is a critical element in developing spatial literacy. The 18-credit minor requires GEG 101 World Geography (3 credits) and 15 credits approved by the geography advisor.
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The forensic science minor is an 18-credit, interdisciplinary program of study integrating courses, research practica, and internships related to the theory and practice of forensic science. The minor includes courses and experiences relevant to careers related to the area of forensic science. While the minor is most useful for those students majoring in science or […]
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Asian Studies minors are required to complete 18 credits from a wide-ranging interdisciplinary list of approved courses. Twelve of the 18 credits must be taken at the 200 level or above. Students interested in the minor should contact Professors Bing Mu or Tatsushi Fukunaga in the Department of Languages.
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In the American Studies minor, students complete AME 204 Introduction to American Studies (4 credits) and a minimum of 5 additional elective courses (15 credits) relating to American Studies that represent at least three different program codes other than AME. Students choose electives from an approved list of courses to reflect, their individual interests, for […]
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Designed for business professionals, the Doctorate in Business Administration is built on the principles of future-oriented thinking, experiential learning, and enduring connections.
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The minor in community planning is for those students in all fields who wish to expand their knowledge of the processes of community planning and development. Designed to encourage or improve students’ professional knowledge of community planning and development issues, the minor requires a total of 18 credits. Nine of the 18 credits are required […]
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The Business of Digital Media is an 18-credit interdisciplinary minor offered jointly with the College of Business and the Harrington School of Communication and Media. This minor offers you deep knowledge in digital media and the skills to create or analyze that media. Completion of the minor also gives you a specialized credential, positioning you […]
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The minor in international relations (18 credits) is designed to provide a basic grounding in theory and practice of international affairs for students with an interest in global issues. Drawing upon upper-level courses in economics, history, and political science, the program integrates existing course offerings and provides a focused option in international affairs. The Department […]
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