Undergraduate Academic Programs at UMass Dartmouth
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Earn a bachelor’s degree in science (BS) in civil engineering. Learn how to plan, design, construct, and manage public and private infrastructure and facilities. Explore issues related to sustainability, climate change, and new energy resources.
The communication program will provide you with tools and techniques to improve your writing, communication, and critical thinking skills; all qualities that employers value highly.
Enhance your understanding of computational physics by reading online and staying updated with the latest research.
Pursue a computer engineering degree at UMass Dartmouth. Gain expertise in computer architecture, networks, cybersecurity, and more.
UMassD’s cybersecurity program offers an undergraduate major in computer engineering with a concentration in cybersecurity: the application of measures to protect computers and systems from unauthorized access and attack.
Earn a bachelor’s degree (BS) in computer science. Gain a hands-on background in computer hardware and software. Explore concentrations, including game design, artificial intelligence, and cybersecurity.
Our Computer Science Cybersecurity program at UMass Dartmouth prepares students to defend against cyber threats and vulnerabilities in computer systems.
Unleash your creative potential! English majors at UMassD can concentrate on creative and professional writing to analyze context and rhetorical problems to compose effective, well-formulated communication across multiple modalities.
The creative writing minor is a valuable addition to any major. Learn how to write in a full range of literary genres: fiction, poetry, creative nonfiction, playwriting, and spoken word.
Crime and justice studies brings together the fields of criminology, criminal justice, and justice studies to prepare you for a career in law enforcement, the courts, corrections, and youth services.
Study criminal justice with a concentration in pre-law to prepare for a career in the legal professions. Gain an understanding of the criminal justice system with an additional focus on legal studies and entrance exam preparations.
Focus on the social and ethical considerations unique to the field of crime and justice. The online crime and justice degree prepares you for careers in law enforcement, the courts, corrections, and youth services.
Enhance your career opportunities with a minor in data analytics. Your courses in data analytics let you explore data analysis topics within your major area of study.
UMassD’s data science major integrates mathematics and computer science with disciplines such as business and engineering.
A minor in Drawing offers professional, studio-based training in the arts. Learn fundamental skills and contemporary practices through courses in representation, human figure, architecture, perspective, mixed media, abstraction, time-based media, installation, and more.
Earn a BA degree in economics online as you explore economics—the science of decision-making. Economists identify and analyze the costs and benefits of financial and social decisions.
Major in economics, the science of decision making. Economists analyze the benefits of financial and social decisions. Jobs for economics majors include careers in business and government.
Earn your online bachelor's degree in economics to use economic theory and empirical analysis to address real-world problems.
Earn a bachelor of science degree (BS) in electrical engineering. Learn to develop electrical and electronic components, systems for power, communication, control, integrated circuits, and computers.
Take the first step towards your engineering career with UMass Dartmouth's Engineering Undeclared program. Our STEM curriculum and expert faculty will help you discover your niche.
The English major offers two options: writing and communication or literature and criticism. Jobs for English majors include careers in education, communications, technical and web writing, and social media.