Financial Economics
Invest in your future. Pave the way for a fulfilling career in an exciting and demanding field. Understand how financial markets work and how they are regulated. Cultivate the tools
Read MorePublic Health
Learn how to boost, protect and promote the health of communities. The field of public health aims to improve health outcomes through preventive medicine and education. In our public health
Read MorePre-Law
The first step toward your legal career. While there is no set “pre-law” curriculum required to be admitted to law school, there are qualities that will set you apart. Through
Read MorePolitical Science
Examine systems of power and government. Political science analyzes how governments function at the local, national and global levels. To earn your bachelor’s degree in political science, you’ll: Study the
Read MorePhilosophy
Contemplate life, meaning and human experience. Through philosophy, we weigh fundamental questions about the nature of reality and our place within it. In Alma’s philosophy program, you will: Survey the
Read MoreHistory
Explore how the past has molded the present. Historians study the complexity of factors that inform movements and events in history. To earn your bachelor’s degree in history, you will:
Read MoreEnvironmental Studies
Help to shape a sustainable future. Alma’s environmental studies program investigates the relationships between the environment and human behavior, health, economics and policy. As an environmental studies major, you will:
Read MoreEconomics
Study how people, organizations and societies allocate their resources. Economists analyze market conditions, make forecasts and asses the economic impact of different kinds of government policy. To earn your bachelor’s
Read MoreData Analytics
Leverage data to make informed, strategic decisions. In the digital age, understanding and interpreting data is vital to organizational success. Data analysts help businesses contextualize customer behavior, quantify demand and
Read MoreCommunication
Explore how individuals create and interpret meaning within organizations, communities, and cultures. Communication is at the heart of building connections, sharing ideas, persuading others, resolving disputes, and fostering collaboration. As a communication major or minor, you’ll develop the skills to effectively craft messages through both writing and public speaking. You’ll also study how media influences perceptions and behaviors, examining its role in shaping interactions within society.
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05.19.2023
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Sandra Hagerman