Majors and Minors
Major Minor In-Seat Online
Courses
This introductory course provides a foundation in interdisciplinary concepts and techniques that are used to analyze complex problems using various disciplinary approaches to problem solving.
Supervised internship/experiential learning program where students will integrate theory with duties at a public or private organization that are relevant to the student’s academic/professional goal. Students will participate in conducting research informational interview with key organization within selected disciplines to create an internship opportunity for IDS 410.
Supervised internship/experiential learning program where students will integrate theory with duties at a public or private organization that are relevant to the student’s academic/professional goal. Students will participate in approved internship from IDS 310.
This course provides students the opportunity to demonstrate their knowledge and growth as they complete the IDS program. Students will ask a research question and investigate it through academic research and experiential learning, resulting in a final paper and presentation. Students can earn 3 or 6 credit hours.