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Learn More Begin Your First Steps to Your Future! Explore our major offerings to discover your path to leadership, opportunity and change. Learn More Academic Divisions Business & Economic Development Education Fine Arts & Humanities Natural & Mathematical Sciences Social & Behavioral Sciences Accelerated Studies Business & Economic Development Business & Economic Development This division, with areas of study in Accounting, Economics, Management and Finance, offers a single major in Business Administration with tracks in Accounting, Management, or Finance. This major leads to the Bachelor of Business Administration degree. Accelerated Studies for Adult and Professionals (ASAP) » Phone: 901-435-1257 Fax: 901-435-1274 Learn More Education The Division of Education conducts and coordinates programs for the preparation of teacher candidates at the initial level. Initial program preparation areas include: Early Childhood Education, K-6 Interdisciplinary Studies, Middle Grades and Secondary Licensure Programs, Special Education (K-12), and Visual Arts Licensure (K-12). All programs within the Division are designed to provide academic rigor and advanced level studies which prepare teacher candidates for further studies in the field of education. Sites-M Tom Joyner Foundation Phone: 901-435-1278 Fax: 901-435-1298 Education Fine Arts & Humanities This division with areas of study in Art, English, Humanities, French, Spanish, Music, Philosophy and Religion, offers majors in Art, English, Humanities and Music, all leading to the Bachelor of Arts degree. Licensure in secondary, middle school, and/or elementary education may be completed along with the major programs. In collaboration with the Division of Education, certification is offered in English for secondary education, English/Language Arts for certification in elementary and/or middle grades education and Art for both elementary and secondary licensure. Accelerated Studies for Adults and Professionals (ASAP) Phone: 901-435-1306 Fax: 901-435-1349 Fine Arts & Humanities Natural & Mathematical Sciences This division, with areas of study in Biology, Chemistry, Computer Science, Mathematics, Natural Science and Physics, offers majors in Biology, Chemistry, Computer Science, Mathematics, and Information Technology all leading to the Bachelor of Science degree. In collaboration with the Division of Education, certification is offered in Biology, Chemistry and Mathematics for secondary education, as well as General Mathematics and General Science for certification in elementary and/or middle grades education. MFWD Moving Forward TLSAMP Cyber Security Mobile Science Lab Phone: 901-435-1395 Fax: 901-435-1424 Natural & Mathematical Sciences Social & Behavioral Sciences This division, with areas of study in African and African-American Studies, Criminal Justice, Geography, History, Political Science, Psychology, Social Studies, Social Work and Sociology, offers majors in: Criminal Justice, History, Political Science (Government), Social Science, Social Studies, Sociology, Social Work and Urban Leadership and Social Justice. Majors in Criminal Justice, Social Studies and Social Work lead to the Bachelor of Science degree. Majors in History, Political Science (Government), Social Science, Sociology, and Urban Leadership and Social Justice lead to the Bachelor of Arts degree. In collaboration with the Division of Education, certification is offered in History and Political Science (Government) for secondary education as well as Social Studies for certification in elementary and/or middle grades education. Tennessee Intercollegiate Student Legislature (TISL) ASAP Center for African & African American Studies Phone: 901-435-1439 Fax: 901-435-1449 Social & Behavioral Sciences Accelerated Studies Accelerated Studies for Adults and Professionals (formerly the Accelerated Degree Completion Program- ADCP) provides a non-traditional learning environment designed to help adults and professionals complete a bachelor’s degree by attending class one night a week (or on Saturday mornings). Our adult and professional studies program is designed with the working adult in mind. Students experience significant improvement in their communication and decision-making skills as well as leadership abilities. Knowledge and skills learned in class can be applied in the workplace from the beginning of the very first class. The Accelerated Studies for Adults and Professionals (ASAP) program provides each student with a solid foundation for further career development Division of Business & Economic Development Division of Social $ Behavioral Sciences Phone: 901-435-1510 Accelerated Studies Business & Economic Development Business & Economic Development Business & Economic Development This division, with areas of study in Accounting, Economics, Management and Finance, offers a single major in Business Administration with tracks in Accounting, Management, or Finance. This major leads to the Bachelor of Business Administration degree. Accelerated Studies for Adult and Professionals (ASAP) » Phone: 901-435-1257 Fax: 901-435-1274 Learn More Education Education The Division of Education conducts and coordinates programs for the preparation of teacher candidates at the initial level. Initial program preparation areas include: Early Childhood Education, K-6 Interdisciplinary Studies, Middle Grades and Secondary Licensure Programs, Special Education (K-12), and Visual Arts Licensure (K-12). All programs within the Division are designed to provide academic rigor and advanced level studies which prepare teacher candidates for further studies in the field of education. Sites-M Tom Joyner Foundation Phone: 901-435-1278 Fax: 901-435-1298 Education Fine Arts & Humanities Fine Arts & Humanities This division with areas of study in Art, English, Humanities, French, Spanish, Music, Philosophy and Religion, offers majors in Art, English, Humanities and Music, all leading to the Bachelor of Arts degree. Licensure in secondary, middle school, and/or elementary education may be completed along with the major programs. In collaboration with the Division of Education, certification is offered in English for secondary education, English/Language Arts for certification in elementary and/or middle grades education and Art for both elementary and secondary licensure. Accelerated Studies for Adults and Professionals (ASAP) Phone: 901-435-1306 Fax: 901-435-1349 Fine Arts & Humanities Natural & Mathematical Sciences Natural & Mathematical Sciences This division, with areas of study in...