The Bachelor of Music degree program in Computer Music, offered since 2004, combines the rigorous musical and academic undergraduate curriculum of the Peabody Conservatory with specialized courses in Computer Music and Music Technology. The degree requires four years to complete. Students specialize in one of two tracks: Composition or Performance/Concert Production.

UMBC we believe that theatre is an ever-changing art form, responding to and creating new ideas that confront our ethical, political, and artistic ideas and practices. Degree programs leading to an Acting, BFA, a Theatre BA Theatre Studies Track, Theatre BA Design and Production Track, or a Theatre BA Theatre Studies: Teacher Certification Pathway provide students with the interdisciplinary skills to become actively engaged with their art and with the world around them.

As a business administration major, you'll learn core elements of business, such as accounting, economics, finance, information systems, management, marketing, and statistics.

The bachelor's degree in Radiological Sciences at NDMU prepares effective health care leaders committed to providing the best care.

According to the Department of Census statistics, almost 80 percent of the United States' population lives in urban areas. What does that mean? Real world value for an Urban Studies degree.

A unique double-major program, is known as the American counterpart to the European Tonmeister training program. The Peabody/Hopkins degree combines the courses and performance requirements of Peabody’s Bachelor of Music Program along with special courses in the Recording Arts and Sciences.

The American Studies major leading to a bachelor’s degree consists of 36 credits 15 credits of American Studies core courses, 18 credits of coursework distributed across 3 core themes, and 3 credits of applied experience internship, student teaching, service learning, applied research.

Bachelor of Arts in Management of Aging Services This degree aims to prepare students for entry-level professional positions in the management of aging services. The undergraduate major provides a strong knowledge base in human aging an understanding of regulatory policy fiscal issues involved in aging service provision; and fundamental management skills.

The Acoustical Studies program at the Peabody Institute is a two-year graduate program, resulting in a Master of Arts degree, which prepares students to work in the specialized and growing fields of architectural acoustic design and consulting, acoustical product design, and audio systems design and integration. The program provides a thorough grounding in acoustics fundamentals, design practices, and advanced analysis applications, to enable graduates to pursue careers in these specialized fields.

The Department of Civil Engineering provides an undergraduate program of study in the planning, design, and management of civil infrastructure and service systems.

The Department of Applied Psychology offers major programs which prepare students for careers in Alcoholism and Drug Abuse Counseling, Psychological Services, Rehabilitation Services and for advanced training in psychology and related fields. In addition, it contributes to the liberal arts education of all students.

The Bachelor’s of Science (B.S.) in Biochemistry and Molecular Biology (under the auspices of the Biological Sciences and the Chemistry and Biochemistry departments) offers students a unique interdisciplinary curriculum and exposure to a wide range of faculty members. With a curriculum drawing from both disciplines, as well as specific biochemistry courses, the program provides a broad background in the physical and life sciences. It is suitable for students planning careers in laboratory research or further training in graduate, medical, or other biomedical professional programs, such as medicine, dentistry, and medical technology.

The B.F.A./M.A.T. is a program designed to help students make the transition from artist and student to artist-teacher, one who can construct opportunities for others to make art and engage with it in meaningful ways.

The Ecosystems, Sustainability, & Justice (ESJ) major will empower students to actively utilize their creative practice to make a more just and sustainable world.

Textile structure is expressive and physical. The connections between surface, form, material and meaning create a rich terrain to explore.