The BA/BS Program in Integrated Studies serves students with interests and capabilities in more than one scholarly discipline. The degree embodies disciplinary depth with breadth in cross-disciplinary research and writing that culminate in a capstone paper or project. The Program encourages and supports interdisciplinary inquiry across the range of disciplines at UVU.
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The UVU Program in Integrated Studies (IS), established in 1998 as one of UVU’s first four-year degrees, provides the unique opportunity for students to choose two minors/certificates administered by individual departments. Additionally, students complete an Integrated Studies core of 18 credit hours (6 courses) that includes an introduction to the degree and our interdisciplinary/integrated approach to combining two areas of study, three Special Topics courses, and two capstone courses during which students plan, develop, present, and defend a capstone paper or project. A faculty mentor from each minor and one from the Integrated Studies Program guide the research and execution of the research paper or project. From their first inquiry about the program until graduation, students are mentored by 3 different academic advisors as well as 3-4 faculty members.
Integrated Studies graduates will be able to:
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Scott Abbott
Emeritus Faculty Member
Alan Clarke
Emeritus Faculty Member
Wayne Hanewicz
Emeritus Faculty Member
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