University of Alabama at Birmingham

Accounting, BS

The Department of Accounting and Finance strives to provide a quality, practice-oriented educational experience to a diverse undergraduate and graduate student population. The faculty contributes to the understanding and application of knowledge through its teaching, research and service activities. The Department is responsible for courses, concentrations, majors and minors in accounting and finance. Below is an overview of each major.

Addictions Nursing Graduate Certificate

African American Studies, BA

Anthropology, BA

Applications of Mixed Methods Research Graduate Certificate

Art, BA

Art, BFA

The Department of Art and Art History’s Bachelor of Fine Arts degree offers students an intensive exploration across a breadth of media and depth of discipline. Within this context, the undergraduate student prepares to be an artist or designer, begin a career in the

Artificial Intelligence in Medicine Graduate Certificate

Bachelor of Science in Nursing (BSN)

Baccalaureate preparation in nursing is the basic educational level for entry into professional nursing practice. This foundational education includes both academic and professional nursing courses that provide a base for clinical competence and informed judgments about health and patient care in a variety of settings.

Biobehavioral Nutrition and Wellness, BS

The B.S. in Biobehavioral Nutrition and Wellness program curriculum prepares students for entry into the nutrition and wellness workforce in many types of organizations, including nutrition and healthcare, universities, hospitals, food and nutrition providers, insurance agencies, corporations, or for graduate and professional study in health professions, including further study in Nutrition Sciences, Dietitian Education track.

Bioinformatics, BS

Bioinformatics The UAB Undergraduate Program in Bioinformatics (BIOI) is an interdisciplinary major between the Department of Biomedical Informatics and Data Science and Department of Genetics in the Heersink School of Medicine and the Department of Computer Science in the College of Arts and Sciences.

Biology, BS

The curriculum in biology provides general and specific courses for non-majors and prepares the major for graduate study in biology; the professional schools of human and veterinary medicine, dentistry, optometry, and allied health sciences.

Biomedical Engineering, BSE

The Department of Biomedical Engineering provides leadership in teaching the principles of engineering and biology and in conducting research that will translate new discoveries in biological engineering science to the fields of public health and clinical medicine. These efforts will enable us to identify new solutions to critical challenges in health care and the life sciences. Program Educational Objectives Graduates of the Biomedical Engineering undergraduate program will have: 1.

Biomedical Sciences, BS

Biotechnology Regulatory Affairs Graduate Certificate

Cancer Biology, BS

Certificate in Accounting

The Accounting Certificate provides students with a solid foundation in accounting principles and how to apply them in practice. Who Should Complete the Accounting Certificate

Certificate in Advanced Practice Provider Management of Neurological Conditions of Aging

Certificate in Applied Biostatistics and Epidemiology

Certificate in Clinical Mental Health Counseling

Certificate in Construction Engineering Management

Certificate in Environmental Engineering

Certificate in Geotechnical Engineering

Certificate in Information Systems

Certificate in Marriage, Couples, and Family Counseling

Certificate in Nurse Executive

Certificate in Organizational Leadership

Certificate in Real Estate

Certificate in Social Media

Certificate in Structural Engineering

Certificate in Sustainable Engineering Management

Certificate in Technology Commercialization & Entrepreneurship

Certificate in Translation of Biomedical Innovations to Clinical Practice

Certificate in Transportation Engineering

Chemistry, BS

The Department of Chemistry provides several undergraduate degree programs for chemistry majors and general course offerings for non-majors. All B.S. chemistry degrees are designed to comply with American Chemical Society standards.

Civil Engineering, BSE

To prepare graduates to be immediately productive, to be able to adapt to a rapidly changing environment, and to become leaders who will create and apply knowledge for the benefit of society. Program Educational Objectives Three to five years after graduation, our graduates will have: 1. Achieved a level of technical competency that allows them to advance in civil engineering practice. 2.

Clinical Exercise Physiology Graduate Certificate

Clinical Informatics Graduate Certificate

Clinical Research Management Graduate Certificate

Coaching the Intercollegiate Scholar Athlete Graduate Certificate

Communication Studies, BA

Public Relations Public relations is a pre-professional program designed to acquaint students with the theoretical knowledge and the practical skills necessary to master all aspects of the public relations process. The program stresses writing, oral and analytical skills, ethical reasoning, problem solving, strategic thinking, media selection, and identification of publics.

Community Health and Human Services, BS

Computed Tomography Graduate Certificate

Computer Forensics Graduate Certificate

Computer Science, BA

Computer Science, BS

Criminal Justice, BS

The J. Frank Barefield, Jr. Department of Criminal Justice offers programs of study leading to a Bachelor of Science with a major in Criminal Justice, a Master of Science in Criminal Justice, an Accelerated Bachelor's/Master's Program in Criminal Justice, a joint Bachelor of Science with a major in Digital Forensics, a Master of Science in Forensic Science, a joint Master of Science in Criminal Justice/Master of Public Administration, and a joint Master of Science in Cyber Security.

Cyber Security Analytics Graduate Certificate

Digital Forensics, BS

Digital Healthcare Graduate Certificate

Disability Health Studies Graduate Certificate

Disability Studies and Rehabilitation Science, BS

Dissemination and Implementation Science in Health Care Graduate Certificate

Doctorate of Physical Therapy

Doctorate of Science in Administration Health Services

Doctor of Education in Educational Leadership

Doctor of Nursing Practice

The DNP is a practice-focused terminal degree to prepare graduates to practice at the highest level in specialty practice or to assume leadership positions in healthcare. Graduates of the DNP program will focus on providing care to populations and communities with an emphasis on improving quality and access to underserved, diverse populations. The three components of the DNP are an advanced clinical specialty practice, leadership, and practice inquiry.

Doctor of Philosophy in Administration Health Services

Doctor of Philosophy in Applied Mathematics

Doctor of Philosophy in Biology

Doctor of Philosophy in Biomedical Engineering

Doctor of Philosophy in Chemistry

Doctor of Philosophy in Civil Engineering

Two curricula have been developed for this coordinated program, one for students entering with a Master’s of Science in Civil Engineering (MSCE) or closely related field and another for students entering without an MSCE, most likely with on a baccalaureate degree in Civil Engineering or closely-related field. The curriculum planning grid and a breakdown of coursework by degree program is attached for both options are attached.

Doctor of Philosophy in Computer and Information Sciences

Ph.D. students must meet the minimum course credit requirement of UAB Graduate School and may take any course from our graduate catalog and any graduate course approved by their dissertation advisor and the graduate program director.

Doctor of Philosophy in Computer Engineering

Ph.D. students must meet the minimum course credit requirement of UAB Graduate School and may take any course from our graduate catalog and any graduate course approved by their dissertation advisor and the graduate program director.

Doctor of Philosophy in Early Childhood Education

As candidates may enter the Ph.D. program from a variety of early childhood related fields, there are a number of basic prerequisites required for all applicants. If a Ph.D. applicant has completed most / all of the following coursework, they may enter the program and start their Ph.D. coursework the first semester. If Ph.D.

Doctor of Philosophy in Educational Studies in Diverse Populations

The purpose of the PhD in Educational Studies in Diverse Populations (ESDP) is to prepare professionals who can conduct research and lead innovation that enhances educational and life outcomes for diverse populations. These populations include those who represent cultural or linguistic minorities, those with exceptionalities (gifted and disabled), those from economically challenged backgrounds, those impacted by gender biases, and those with other relevant learning or behavioral differences.

Doctor of Philosophy in Health Education Promotion

Doctor of Philosophy in Interdisciplinary Engineering

Doctor of Philosophy in Materials Engineering

Doctor of Philosophy in Medical Sociology

Doctor of Philosophy in Nursing

Doctor of Philosophy in Nutrition Sciences

To meet Graduate School and departmental standards for admission into the PhD in Nutrition Sciences, a student must have an undergraduate degree with a science background, three letters of recommendation based on thorough knowledge of the applicant's background and abilities, and, of great importance, a statement of goals and purpose that delineates the student's motivation and purpose in seeking this degree. Application deadline is December 1.

Doctor of Philosophy in Physics

Doctor of Philosophy in Psychology

Doctor of Philosophy in Public Health

Two curricula have been developed for this coordinated program, one for students entering with a Master’s of Science in Civil Engineering (MSCE) or closely related field and another for students entering without an MSCE, most likely with on a baccalaureate degree in Civil Engineering or closely-related field. The curriculum planning grid and a breakdown of coursework by degree program is attached for both options are attached.

Doctor of Philosophy in Rehabilitation Sciences

The Ph.D. in Rehabilitation Science program is an interdisciplinary program offered by The Department of Occupational Therapy and The Department of Physical Therapy at the School of Health Professions. This exciting program is designed to prepare graduates to become*: Graduate Catalog 2025-2026 375

Doctor of Philosophy in Vision Sciences

Doctor of Public Health

Prospective students should click here to obtain specific admission requirements on how to apply.

Economics, BS

The major in economics is designed to provide students with a solid grounding in economic analysis and decision making. These skills allow graduates to follow many career paths in business and government. Also, this major provides excellent training for those planning to pursue

Educational Specialist in Early Childhood Education

The EdS in Education with a concentration in K-6 & 6-12 Collaborative Teacher in Reading program requires a minimum of 30 hours. A minimum GPA of 3.50 is required.

Educational Specialist in Educational Leadership

The Educational Specialist’s (Ed.S.) in Educational Leadership at UAB will further sharpen skills and develop new competencies in instructional leadership and may lead to Alabama Class AA certification in Instructional Leadership. This minimum 30-hour program is delivered online in synchronous class sessions via Zoom.

Educational Specialist in Elementary Education

The EdS in Education with a concentration in K-6 & 6-12 Collaborative Teacher in Reading program requires a minimum of 30 hours. A minimum GPA of 3.50 is required.

Educational Specialist in English as a Second Language

Educational Specialist in Secondary Education

The EdS in Education with a concentration in K-6 & 6-12 Collaborative Teacher in Reading program requires a minimum of 30 hours. A minimum GPA of 3.50 is required.

Educational Specialist in Teacher Leadership

Electrical and Computer Engineering, BSE

To prepare graduates to be immediately productive and able to adapt to a rapidly changing environment while also creating and applying knowledge for the benefit of Birmingham, the state, and beyond. Program Educational Objectives The Electrical and Computer Engineering undergraduate program prepares graduates to: 1. Succeed in a career or graduate studies in Electrical and Computer Engineering 2. Approach problem solving with an engineering mindset 3.

Elementary Education, BS

English, BA

The Department of English offers programs of study leading to the degree of Bachelor of Arts with a major or minor in English or a major in Writing and Media. The department offers four tracks to the English major: an English major with a concentration in literature, an English major with a concentration in professional writing, an English major with a concentration in creative writing, and an English major with a concentration in linguistics.

Entrepreneurship, BS

The entrepreneurship major in UAB's J. Frank Barefield, Jr. Entrepreneurship Program instills learners with powerful concepts and practical knowledge regarding all kinds of entrepreneurial phenomena. The vast majority of new jobs come from the entrepreneurial sector.

eSports Organization and Management Graduate Certificate

Finance, BS

General Studies, BGS

The Bachelor of General Studies (BGS) degree is a flexible interdisciplinary degree that allows students to choose a general curriculum that meets their individual goals and provides room for exploration and inquiry. Our students have found special meaning in the modular and interdisciplinary intent of our program.

Genetics and Genomic Sciences, BS

Global Health Studies Graduate Certificate

Healthcare Financial Management Graduate Certificate

Healthcare Leadership Graduate Certificate

Health Care Management, BS

Health Care Management - General Manager Track The General Manager Track provides a strong foundation for mid- level management in health care and related organizations, as well as

Healthcare Quality and Safety Graduate Certificate

Healthcare Simulation Graduate Certificate

Health Coaching Graduate Certificate

Health Education Graduate Certificate

Health Promotion across the Lifespan Graduate Certificate

Higher Education Administration Graduate Certificate

History, BA

The Department offers the Bachelor of Arts degree and the Master of Arts degree in History as well as an Undergraduate Certificate in Public History. The department also includes the Media Studies program (formerly known as Digital Community Studies Program) which offers a minor. In its broadest sense, the discipline of history provides the background for all other subjects and disciplines. The classical goal of self-knowledge can be enhanced through the study of history.

Human Resource Management, BS

The human resource management major is designed to provide students with the skills necessary to enter a career in human resource management. The knowledge and skills acquired in this program enable students to enter a broad range of human resource management jobs,

Human Rights, BA

Immunology, BS

Industrial Distribution, BS

The Charles & Patsy Collat Distribution Program is one of a small number of such programs in the world that prepares graduates for technical sales, operations, logistics, marketing and purchasing positions specifically for industrial, technical and medical firms. This challenging and engaging

Industry Genomics and Genetics Graduate Certificate

Information Systems, BS

The information systems major is designed to provide students with the foundational knowledge and managerial skills to pursue a career in information systems, systems analysis and design, IT project management, cyber security, data analytics, and/or the implementation of

International Studies, BA

The International Studies Program promotes a holistic appreciation of the different values and structures that characterize the world’s diverse societies, as well as an understanding of the institutions that produce economic, social, cultural, and political interdependence among nations. A major or minor in international studies provides students with the background necessary to pursue a variety of public and private-sector careers.

Kinesiology, BS

Kinesiology Programs Students majoring in Kinesiology may choose from four concentrations: teacher certification, exercise bioenergetics, exercise science, and sports physiology & performance. The teacher certification program prepares students for entry into teaching positions in grades P-12.

LGBTQ Health and Wellbeing Graduate Certificate

Low Vision Rehabilitation Graduate Certificate

Magnetic Resonance Imaging Graduate Certificate

Management, BS

Marketing, BS

The objective of the major in marketing is to prepare students for a wide range of marketing positions in both business and not-for-profit organizations.

Master of Accounting

Master of Arts in Anthropology

The M.A. degree requires a minimum of 36 credit hours for the Anthropology of Peace and Human Rights program.

Master of Arts in Art History

Master of Arts in Communication Management

Master of Arts in Counselor Education

The program in Counseling at the University of Alabama at Birmingham offers concentrations in Clinical Mental Health and Marriage, Couples, and Family at the master's level. At the master's level students acquire core knowledge and clinical skills that enable them to enter the profession of counseling.

Master of Arts in Education: Arts Education

The M.A.Ed. in Arts Education with a concentration in Music Education leads to Class A certification in choral music or instrumental music. The minimum GPA required for certification is 3.25. This is a fully online master's degree.

Master of Arts in Education: Community Health

The Community Health and Human Services program at UAB prepares students for advanced employment opportunities beyond the bachelor's degree level with a M.A.Ed. in Community Health. Work settings include public, volunteer, and private health agencies, community health clinics, hospitals, and worksites. Students gain skills in health education program planning, implementation, evaluation, and administration.

Master of Arts in Education: Early Childhood Education

The Early Childhood Education Master of Arts in Education program requires a minimum of 30 hours. A minimum GPA of 3.25 is required.

Master of Arts in Education: Educational Leadership

The Master of Arts in Education in Educational Leadership at UAB prepares professional educators to assume key leadership roles in schools. The minimum 30-hour program is delivered online in synchronous class sessions via Zoom and may lead to Alabama Class A certification in Instructional Leadership. Courses cover a variety of topics, including leader theory, supervision, law, ethics, data-based decision making, and trauma-informed and restorative practices.

Master of Arts in Education: Elementary Education

The MAEd degree in Elementary Education requires a minimum of 30 hours.

Master of Arts in Education: English as a Second Language

The M.A.Ed in English as a Second Language degree for the fifth year alternative program requires a minimum of 37- 40 hours for the concentration in ESL and 52 - 55 hours for the concentrations in ESL/ Spanish and ESL/French. To successfully complete the program, the minimum required GPA is 3.25.

Master of Arts in Education: Health Education

Master of Arts in Education: High School Education

Master of Arts in Education: Kinesiology

The Master of Science in Kinesiology with a concentration in Exercise Physiology serves the purpose of preparing students to work in higher education, as a fitness instructor, wellness educator, researcher, coach, secure a leadership position in a fitness facility, or pursue doctoral studies.

Master of Arts in Education: Music Education

The M.A.Ed. in Arts Education with a concentration in Music Education leads to Class A certification in choral music or instrumental music. The minimum GPA required for certification is 3.25. This is a fully online master's degree.

Master of Arts in Education: Reading

The M.A.Ed. in Reading Education degree for the Reading Specialist program requires a minimum of 36 hours. A minimum GPA of 3.25 is required.

Master of Arts in Education: School Counseling

The Master of Arts in Counseling with a concentration in Clinical Mental Health counseling is designed to prepare students to demonstrate knowledge and skills with several counseling modalities appropriate for a broad range of clients in a multicultural society; interact effectively with other helping professionals and referral resources; make appropriate counselor-client related decisions in the context of professional, ethical, and legal guidelines; and fill effectively entry-level positions

Master of Arts in Education: Special Education

The MAEd degree in Early Childhood Special Education program requires a minimum of 36 hours. A minimum GPA of 3.25 is required.

Master of Arts in English

Master of Arts in History

The history graduate program provides opportunities for students to learn the techniques of research and broaden their knowledge of historical literature. Students may choose Plan I, which includes writing a thesis based on original research using primary sources, or Plan II, which requires the completion of MA exams in three historical topics.

Master of Arts in Psychology

Master of Arts in Sociology

The online Applied Sociology M.A. degree (Plan II) provides strong disciplinary training, along with professional and research experience, to prepare students for careers in business, non-profits, government agencies and the continued professional development of teaching careers. It also offers courses that enable students to apply a sociological perspective to data analytics. To be admitted in good standing, candidates must meet all Graduate School admission requirements.

Master of Business Administration

Master of Engineering in Advanced Safety Engineering and Management

Master of Engineering in Construction Engineering Management

Please Note: This program is 100% online. There are no on-campus classes or required on-campus meetings or activities. Course delivery includes asynchronous and synchronous learning modes. Proper computer equipment and high-speed internet direct access are required to be successful.

Master of Engineering in Design and Commercialization

Master of Engineering in Information Engineering and Management

Master of Public Administration

A total of 39 hours are required to complete the MPA program. A full- time student, taking three (3) courses per semester, plus one additional course over the summer, should be able to complete the program 132 Political Science and Public Administration within two (2) years. All courses are offered in the evenings or online to accommodate working professionals.

Master of Public Health

Prospective students should click here to obtain specific admission requirements on how to apply.

Master of Science in Biology

Master of Science in Biomedical Engineering

MSBME Plan I (Thesis Option) - 30 hours

Master of Science in Biotechnology

Master of Science in Chemistry

Master of Science in Civil Engineering

When a Plan I student successfully completes required coursework, the student should apply to enter candidacy. Once a master's candidate, the student must complete a minimum of 9 credit hours of thesis research (CE 699) over the course of at least two semesters. Prior to admission of candidacy, the student can take research credit hours in the form of non-thesis research (CE 698).

Master of Science in Clinical Laboratory Science

Master of Science in Computer and Information Sciences

Master of Science in Computer Forensics and Security Management

Master of Science in Criminal Justice

Master of Science in Data Science

The field of computer science deals with theory and methods for processing of information. Graduate programs leading to the M.S. and Ph.D. degrees are designed to prepare individuals for professional and research-level careers in industry, government, and academia.

Master of Science in Dentistry

Advanced clinical specialty training and research, leading to the degree of Master of Science in Dentistry, is offered to meet two areas of need: the preparation of qualified teachers and investigators in the various branches of academic dentistry and the preparation of fully trained dental specialists. The program is a combination of the conventional work for the M.S. degree plus the achievement of proficiency in some phase of clinical dentistry.

Master of Science in Electrical Engineering

The Master of Science in Electrical and Computer Engineering (MSECE) prepares students for a professional career in industry or entry into a doctoral program or professional school. The MSECE program builds upon the broad foundation provided by a Bachelor of Science in Electrical and Computer Engineering by supplying depth in specific electrical and computer engineering areas through advanced coursework and a thesis or project experience.

Master of Science in Forensic Science

Must earn a minimum of 3.0 in required courses. An overall minimum GPA of 3.0 is required to remain in good standing.

Master of Science in Genetic Counseling

The Genetic Counseling Program is fully accredited by the Accreditation Council for Genetic Counseling (ACGC). The program received full accreditation in 2013 and was approved again 2018 for an additional eight years. Fully accredited programs must complete a rigorous process to demonstrate that the program is capable of meeting the criteria for a genetic counseling training program as established by ACGC. Programs that successfully complete this process are awarded full accreditation.

Master of Science in Health Administration

The Master of Science in Health Administration (MSHA) Program, accredited by the Commission on Accreditation of Healthcare Management Education, trains executives for health services organizations. The program has graduated more than 1,400 persons since 1965. Students must complete 23 graduate courses and a 12-month administrative residency in a health care organization. A capstone core course is completed during the last on-campus semester.

Master of Science in Healthcare Quality and Safety

The Master of Science in Healthcare Quality and Safety will prepare individuals to provide leadership in the design, implementation, and evaluation of clinical and non-clinical process improvement and patient safety activities in complex healthcare environments. The program will comprise a didactic and experiential curriculum including:

Master of Science in Health Informatics

the program may be made September through May 31, preceding the expected date of enrollment for the next fall term. Applications received after May 31 are considered on a space-available basis. Applications are evaluated against the Graduate School's criteria and those criteria developed specifically for the HI program. The ideal size of each entering class is 30 to 35 students. 414 Health Informatics

Master of Science in Instructional Design and Development

Master of Science in Management Information Systems

Master of Science in Materials Engineering

In addition to the general Graduate School admission requirements, requirements for admission to the Master of Science in Materials Engineering (MSMtE) include the following: 1. A baccalaureate degree in materials or metallurgical engineering or in a similarly named engineering program. A student with an undergraduate degree in another field of engineering or in the physical sciences may also be accepted into the MSMtE program. 2.

Master of Science in Mathematics

The program requires a total of 30 semester hours. All students in their first and second semester are required to take 5 courses (15 credit hours) as indicated below. Students must select 3-5 more courses at 500-level or above (15 credit hours) from courses listed below with options in Applied or Traditional Mathematics. Traditional electives pair well for students who are interested in pure mathematics.

Master of Science in Mechanical Engineering

Master of Science in Multidisciplinary Biomedical Science

The MS in Multidisciplinary Biomedical Science (MBS) is intended as a terminal degree for students desiring many different career paths, including but not limited to: research (laboratory jobs in academia or industry), further graduate study (e.g. PhD), professional school (e.g., medical or dental), science education, scientific policy, science communication, or biomedical sales.

Master of Science in Nuclear Medicine and Molecular Imaging Sciences

The mission of the Master of Science in Nuclear Medicine and Molecular Imaging Sciences (NMMIS) program in the School of Health Professions at the University of Alabama at Birmingham (UAB) is to provide comprehensive didactic and clinical educational experiences reflecting 21st century workforce demands that prepare graduates to be competent practitioners and innovative leaders within the nuclear medicine profession.

Master of Science in Nursing

The Master of Science in Nursing (MSN) curriculum prepares nurses for advanced nursing practice and generalist practice. MSN graduates are prepared to practice in a variety of roles in a health care system requiring advanced knowledge of patient/client care delivery and a high level of Graduate Catalog 2025-2026 447 critical thinking. In addition, MSN graduates have a foundation for future doctoral study in nursing.

Master of Science in Nutrition Sciences

Web site: https://www.uab.edu/shp/nutrition/ education/masters Graduate Catalog 2025-2026 425 The MS in Nutrition Sciences provides experiences that foster understanding about nutrition research, health promotion, and disease prevention. Students choose from various track options as described below.

Master of Science in Occupational Therapy

Master of Science in Oral Biology

The School of Dentistry in collaboration with the joint basic science Departments at The University of Alabama offers graduate studies leading to a Master of Science degree with emphasis in Oral Biology. The objective of the program is to relate basic biological sciences to health and disease of the oral cavity. This program is designed for individuals holding a D.D.S., D.M.D., or B.S. in Science (e.g. biology, chemistry etc) with little or no experience in basic research.

Master of Science in Physician Assistant Studies

Master of Science in Physics

Master of Science in Public Health

Prospective students should click here to obtain specific admission requirements on how to apply. Biostatistics Concentration: Biostatistics Environmental Health Environmental and Occupational Concentrations: Health Sciences Industrial Hygiene Epidemiology Concentration: Applied Epidemiology Health Policy and Organization Outcomes Research Online Concentration: Public Health MSPH Coordinated MSPH / Doctor of Medicine Program:

Master of Science in Vision Sciences

Materials Engineering, BSE

To excel in research for the benefit of society while educating students at all levels to be immediately productive. Program Educational Objectives Our Materials Engineering undergraduate program will produce functioning professionals who: 1. are able to solve a wide range of materials engineering-related problems at the regional, national, and international levels. 2. advance and lead in materials engineering or related professional positions. 3.

Maternal and Child Health Policy Leadership Graduate Certificate

Mathematics, BS

The Department of Mathematics offers courses in pure and applied mathematics and a major and minor in mathematics leading to employment in education, government, business, and industry.

Mechanical Engineering, BSE

To prepare students to be immediately productive and able to adapt to and lead in a rapidly changing environment and to create and apply knowledge for the benefit of society. Program Educational Objectives The Educational Objectives of the Mechanical Engineering undergraduate program are the following: 1. Graduates will meet or exceed the expectations of their employers in mechanical engineering or any other career path they choose; 2.

Medical Sociology, BS

The Department of Sociology offers a Bachelor of Science degree in Medical Sociology, examining the social dimensions of health, illness, and health care.

Multi-Tiered Approach to Trauma Graduate Certificate

Musical Theatre, BFA

Music, BA

The Department of Music offers the Bachelor of Arts degree with a major in Music. Optional concentrations in Music Education (including teacher certification), Music Technology, and Music Therapy are also available.

Natural Science, BS

The purpose of the Natural Science degree is to enable students to receive a general science education based on a course of study which is broader, but less in-depth in a single area, than a typical science major in the College of Arts and Sciences.

Neuroscience, BS

Neuroscience is an ideal major for motivated students who want to pursue careers in medicine, research, and other health related disciplines. The curriculum for a BS degree in Neuroscience combines coursework in biology, chemistry, math, physics, psychology, and neurobiology to provide students an interdisciplinary understanding of the body's most complex organ system.

Nonprofit Management for Social Work Professionals Curriculum Graduate Certificate

Nonprofit Management Graduate Certificate

Nurse Leadership in Population Health Graduate Certificate

Nursing, BSN

Nutrition for Community Health Graduate Certificate

Occupational Health Nursing Graduate Certificate

Philosophy, BA

Graduates of the department have pursued such careers as teaching, law, medicine, counseling, and business. Further information about the department and its programs may be obtained at the department’s website: www.uab.edu/philosophy. Besides the general major, there are two other ways in which to major in philosophy at UAB: • The Ethics Track. • The Honors Track. When a student first declares a major in philosophy, he or she is classified in the general path.

Physics, BS

The curriculum of the Major in Physics provides fundamental knowledge in the core theories of physics.

Political Science, BA

Political science is concerned with understanding the ways in which government can influence society.

Post-Master's Certificate in Educational Leadership

Post-Master's Certificate in Instructional Leadership

Primary Care Physical Therapy for Underserved Populations Graduate Certificate

Psychology, BS

Graduate Program The Department of Psychology offers programs of study leading to the Master of Science in Behavioral Neuroscience and the Doctor of Philosophy in Medical/Clinical Psychology, Behavioral Neuroscience, and Applied Developmental Psychology. Further information may be obtained from the UAB Graduate School Catalog or online at https://www.uab.edu/ cas/psychology/graduate.

Public Health, BS

Public Health Graduate Certificate

Public Management Graduate Certificate

School Psychometry Graduate Certificate

Science Policy Graduate Certificate

Secondary Education, BS

Social & Behavioral Statistics Graduate Certificate

Social Work, BS

Sociology, BA

The Department of Sociology offers majors in sociology leading to the Bachelor of Arts degree (General Sociology, Social Psychology) and a Bachelor of Science degree in Medical Sociology.

Supporting Individuals with Exceptionalities Graduate Certificate

Teaching English as an Additional Language Graduate Certificate

Teaching Multilingual Learners Graduate Certificate

Theatre, BA

The Department of Theatre subscribes to the philosophy that classroom study and practical experience are complementary and of equal value. A wide array of courses related to the performing arts are taught in well equipped studios and smart classrooms. Production opportunities are available in state-of-the-art production facilities, the Morris K. Sirote Theatre, and the Odess Theatre in the Alys Robinson Stephens Performing Arts Center.

Undergraduate Certificate in LGBTQ Health & Wellbeing

Undergraduate Certificate in Mental Health

Undergraduate Certificate in Public History

Undergraduate Certificate in Social Media Marketing

The objective of the social media certificate is to help students and working professionals advance in their careers by improving understanding about how to use the latest social media technologies to benefit organizational stakeholders.

Undergraduate Certificate in Social Science Research Methods

Undergraduate Certificate in Wellness Program Design & Management

World Languages and Literatures, BA

Writing and Media, BA