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65 Bachelor's degrees offered by the university
Sociology - Social Services Illinois Dominican University
4,4(19)River Forest, United StatesThe major in Sociology - Social Services at Illinois Dominican University offers a career-enhancing, liberal arts curriculum based on the study of the structure of and interactions among and within groups, institutions, and societies, providing an understanding of how individual behavior shapes and is shaped by group membership, with particular emphasis on class, race, gender, and age.
Painting Illinois Dominican University
4,4(19)River Forest, United StatesThis Painting major from Illinois Dominican University is a deep immersion in creative expression. You will expand your perspective, build your technique, and find your own artistic voice.
Sociology Illinois Dominican University
4,4(19)River Forest, United StatesAs a Sociology major at Illinois Dominican University, you’ll study individuals in their social contexts. You’ll examine the subtleties of class, race, gender, aging and social inequality; and learn to write, conduct original research and communicate effectively within organizations and across cultures.
Nursing Illinois Dominican University
4,4(19)River Forest, United StatesNursing, taught at Illinois Dominican University, continues to be one of the fastest growing careers, with projected job growth. Nurses are expected to play an increasingly important role in healthcare delivery, and the standards for nurses entering the field reflect the need for rigorous training in medical science, interpersonal skills and administrative ability.
Criminal Justice Administration Illinois Dominican University
4,4(19)River Forest, United StatesProfessional Studies in Criminal Justice Administration is the scientific study of crime and criminal legal systems and their impact on individuals and society. In this fascinating major from Illinois Dominican University, you’ll examine the social processes of criminalization, institutional responses to crime, and the nature, causes and prevention of criminal behavior.