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16 Bachelor's degrees offered by the university
Individualized Studies Buffalo State SUNY
4,8(6)Buffalo, United StatesIndividualized Studies from Buffalo State SUNY provides students with a vehicle to design their own unique programs of study. The program allows students to investigate a theme, an issue, a problem, or a particular career interest and to formulate a specific curriculum accordingly.
Childhood Education and Social Studies Extension (Grades 1–6 and Social Studies 7-9) Buffalo State SUNY
4,8(6)Buffalo, United StatesChildhood Education and Social Studies Extension (Grades 1–6 and Social Studies 7-9) from Buffalo State SUNY is clinically-rich with carefully designed field experiences that culminate in one full semester of student teaching.
Psychological Science Buffalo State SUNY
4,8(6)Buffalo, United StatesPsychological Science from Buffalo State SUNY is designed for students interested in a more traditional path in psychology that is geared towards research-focused graduate studies and careers that would emphasize more advanced research training.
Political Science and Law 3 plus 3 Combined Pathway Buffalo State SUNY
4,8(6)Buffalo, United StatesPolitical Science and Law 3 plus 3 Combined Pathway from Buffalo State SUNY is the study of government and politics. The major is divided into five areas: American government and politics, international politics, comparative politics, political theory, and public law. The program offers a variety of courses in each of these areas.
Applied Psychology Buffalo State SUNY
4,8(6)Buffalo, United StatesThe B.A. in Applied Psychology at Buffalo State SUNY is focused on serving students interested in pursuing applied careers in psychology and related fields, including those potentially looking to enter the field with a bachelors or masters degree.
Anthropology Buffalo State SUNY
4,8(6)Buffalo, United StatesAnthropology from Buffalo State SUNY is the exploration of what it means to be human. Although anthropology is often associated with faraway places and remote excavations, anthropologists are increasingly involved in research on such topics as education, health, food, migration, sports, tourism, and cultural identity.
Social Studies Education (7-12; 5-6 Extension) Buffalo State SUNY
4,8(6)Buffalo, United StatesThe Social Studies Education (7-12; 5-6 Extension) program from Buffalo State SUNY will demonstrate understanding of central concepts, tools of inquiry, and structures of disciplines to be taught and be able to connect concepts to engage learners in critical thinking, creativity and collaborative problem solving related to authentic issues.
Communication Studies Buffalo State SUNY
4,8(6)Buffalo, United StatesCommunication Studies from Buffalo State SUNY allows students much flexibility to tailor a program of theory-based and applied courses.
Africana Studies Buffalo State SUNY
4,8(6)Buffalo, United StatesAfricana Studies at Buffalo State SUNY is an interdisciplinary field that examines the contributions of Africa and the peoples of the Black Diaspora to the global community
Economics Buffalo State SUNY
4,8(6)Buffalo, United StatesEconomics from Buffalo State SUNY provides a solid foundation in the basic skills to formulate decisions as consumers, resource owners, and managers in business, government, and nonprofit organizations.
International Relations Buffalo State SUNY
Buffalo, United StatesInternational Relations from Buffalo State SUNY focuses on understanding the interactions and interconnectedness of nation-states and other non-state participants in international affairs.
Sociology Buffalo State SUNY
4,8(6)Buffalo, United StatesSociology from Buffalo State SUNY is designed to prepare undergraduate students for graduate work in the study of sociology, law, public administration, media studies, demography, crime/deviance, or other social science disciplines.
Social Studies Education (7-12) Buffalo State SUNY
4,8(6)Buffalo, United StatesSocial Studies Education (7-12) from Buffalo State SUNY prepares students to meet the educational requirements leading to New York State Initial Certification in Adolescence Education required to teach social studies in grades 7–12.
Economics Buffalo State SUNY
4,8(6)Buffalo, United StatesEconomics from Buffalo State SUNY provides a solid understanding in the basic skills and analytical techniques that are necessary to understand changes in the broad economic environment and be able to formulate decisions as consumers, resource owners, and managerial personnel in business, government, and nonprofit organizations.
Political Science Buffalo State SUNY
4,8(6)Buffalo, United StatesPolitical Science from Buffalo State SUNY is the study of government and politics. The major is divided into five areas: American government and politics, international politics, comparative politics, political theory, and public law. The program offers a variety of courses in each of these areas.
Spanish Buffalo State SUNY
4,8(6)Buffalo, United StatesStudents develop their ability to communicate in Spanish in both everyday and professional contexts, and are introduced to the civilizations, cultures, and literature of Spain and Latin America. Students are also encouraged to study in Spain or Latin America through an approved study away program.