UW-Green Bay Departments and Programs

• Adult Degree Program  - Bachelor of Arts degree specially designed for working adults or for continuing education.
• Anthropology  - Course list and details with faculty profiles, and some anthropoligical links and photographs.
• Applied Leadership for Teaching and Learning  - Standards-based advanced degree program created for educators actively employed in PK-16 classrooms and other academic settings.
• Communication  - Interdisciplinary programs of study designed to address various personal and interpersonal skills.
• Communication and the Arts  - Offers both disciplinary and interdisciplinary programs of study in art, music, theatre, and dance.
• Computer Science  - Site presents information for prospective and current students, about the faculty, and on the computer facilities.
• Economics  - Site presents course descriptions, information on the admission requirements, and contact details.
• English Composition  - Academic training that promotes students' writing, reading, and critical thinking skills.
• English Program  - Program overview with information on the requirements, courses, and faculty.
• Environmental Science and Policy  - Masters of Science program dealing with environmental technology, the ecological sciences, and environmental policy.
• First Nations Studies  - Program information with faculty profiles, details of degree requirements, and a list of related careers and internships.
• French  - Modern languages program dedicated to teaching about the culture and literature of the French-speaking world.
• Geography  - Site contains a program overview, course descriptions, and information on the requirements for admissions.
• German  - Program of study that teaches the necessary communication skills in both written and spoken German.
• History  - Department news and highlights, program overview, course descriptions, and faculty profiles.
• Human Biology  - Interdisciplinary major centered on the study of the biological, physiological, evolutionary, and behavioral aspects of the human adaptation ability.
• Human Development  - Deals with the study of the human life span from conception to death.
• Humanistic Studies  - Interdisciplinary program that involves the study of human values.
• Information Sciences  - Presents the department's faculty, courses, admissions requirements, and contacts.
• Linguistics  - Degree program offered to those interested to take career paths in linguistics or Teaching English as a Second Language (TESL).
• Music  - Information about the program, the associated ensembles, admissions procedures and requirements, courses, and the faculty.
• Natural and Applied Sciences  - Offering an interdisciplinary Environmental Science program and disciplinary programs in Biology, Chemistry, Earth Science, Mathematics, and Physics.
• Nursing  - Accredited professional program with plain BSN-LINC and RN to BSN completion tracks.
• Philosophy  - Introduction to UW-Green Bay's philosophy courses and faculty. With an online philosophy forum.
• Professional Program in Education  - Wisconsin Department of Public Instruction approved education program designed to train entry-level teachers.
• Psychology  - Posts psychology news, course descriptions, syllabi, and faculty profiles.
• Public and Environmental Affairs  - Department provides programs of study in Public Administration and Environmental Policy and Planning.
• Social Change and Development  - Aims to nurture the historical, comparative, and critical perspectives essential to understanding social topics or issues.
• Social Work Professional Programs  - Array of undergraduate and graduate degree programs with emphasis on community service work.
• Sociology  - Presents online course syllabi and descriptions and some information on the courses associated with sociology.
• Spanish  - Modern language program designed to give students the faculties necessary to understand and appreciate Spanish culture and literature.
• Theatre and Dance  - Information on university ticketing services and stage performance programs offered at UW-Green Bay.
• Urban and Regional Studies  - Outline of the nature of Urban and Regional Studies with a schedule of the courses offered.
• Women's Studies  - Overview of the program with course descriptions, information on the requirements, and a photo gallery.
• WWGB Art Program  - Program overview with information on the areas of study and faculty.