Rockhurst University Departments and Programs

• Accounting  - Provides a program overview, course descriptions, career opportunity insights, and a directory of teaching faculty and staff.
• American Humanics  - Certificate program offering real-world training and experiences for careers in the nonprofit sector.
• Biochemistry  - Major program enables students to better understand the biological and chemical complexities in the processes of life.
• Biology Department  - Department homepage provides information on student admissions, financial aid, course offerings, facilities, and outreach.
• Business Administration  - Bachelor of Science program dealing with the how's of the business enterprise and its role as an institution in the modern world.
• Catholic Studies  - Interdisciplinary program designed to introduce students to issues and themes in the study of the Catholic church and beliefs.
• Clinical Laboratory Science (CLS)  - Undergraduate program that involves specific courses in chemistry, biological sciences, and mathematics proficiency.
• Communication Sciences and Disorders  - Program in Speech-Language Pathology offered both as a major and minor with emphasis on an ethically and culturally sensitive approach to clinical practice.
• Department of Chemistry  - Information on department academics, student admissions, course offerings, faculty, and contacts.
• Department of Communication and Fine Arts  - Presents a department overview, program particulars, and information on student involvement and career opportunities.
• Department of Education  - Site provides an overview of the department along with information on program offerings, faculty, staff, and events.
• Department of English  - Department overview with curriculum, faculty, events, and student admissions information. Also posts related news and resource links.
• Department of History  - Department homepage contains course descriptions, news, alumni updates, contact details, and information on admissions and financial aid.
• Department of Philosophy  - Site presents a program guide, course descriptions, faculty profiles, and information on student opportunities.
• Department of Political Science  - Department's website provides information on the courses offered, teaching faculty, student admissions, and financial aid.
• Department of Psychology  - Information on program major and minor, courses, faculty, student admissions, and financial aid. With department contacts.
• Department of Theology and Religious Studies  - Presents an introduction to Theology and Religious studies, details on the courses offered, and information on student admissions and financial aid.
• Economics  - Undergraduate degree designed to equip students for careers in economic research, forecasting, economic advising, and teaching.
• Finance and Economics  - Bachelor of Science degree concentration preparing students for careers in financial institutions, planning agencies, insurance companies, real estate agencies, and corporations.
• Global Studies  - Interdisciplinary major offering students a thorough understanding and appreciation of Western traditions and values, world systems, and languages.
• International Business  - Academic area of concentration that requires two years of foreign language studies and a recommended semester abroad program.
• Marketing  - Business Administration degree concentration that leads to career opportunities in sales management, retailing, advertising, planning and research, brand-product management, and e-commerce.
• Mathematics  - Offering a set of courses, from the theoretical to the applied, that meet the professional and graduate school needs of Math majors.
• Modern Languages and Literature  - Presents information on areas of study, curriculum, courses, activities, and scholarships.
• Nonprofit Leadership Studies  - Introduction to nonprofit leadership and information on program offerings, courses, internships, and career options.
• Organizational Communication and Leadership  - Academic major structured for working students who prefer evening format classes. Integrates a variety of courses to enhance knowledge in human interaction and organizational leadership.
• Organizational Leadership Studies  - Program offered in major, minor, and certificate options. Focuses on ethical decision-making, critical thinking, and problem solving.
• Paralegal Certificate Program  - Preparatory program designed to prepare students for work in law offices, courts, corporate and government settings, bank trust departments, and insurance claim offices.
• Physics  - Introduction to Physics and information on the programs and courses offered. With faculty profiles.
• Sports Science  - Bachelor of Science program offered in Health and Wellness and Sports Administration tracks and credits.
• Women's Studies (WS)  - Academic minor that explores the historical and contemporary circumstances that shape the relationships among men, women, and the society.
• Writing  - Certificate program offered in a workshop format designed for students interested in writing novels or series of short stories.