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Majors at Mason Accounting BS Administration of Justice BS Anthropology BA Applied Computer Science BS Art and Visual Technology BA. BFA Art History BA Astronomy BA, BS Athletic Training BS Biology BA, BS Business, see School of Management Chemistry BA, BS Civil and Infrastructure Engineering BS Communication BA    Interpersonal and Organizational Communication, Concentration in    Journalism, Concentration in    Media Production and Criticism, Concentration in    Persuasive and Political Communication, Concentration in    Public Relations, Concentration in Computational and Data Sciences BS Computer Engineering BS Computer Science BS Conflict Analysis and Resolution BA, BS Dance BA, BFA Earth Science BS Economics BA, BS Electrical Engineering BS English BA Exercise Science, RHT Concentration in Finance BS French BA Geography BA, BS Geology BA Global Affairs BA Global and Environmental Change BS Government and International Politics BA Health and Physical Education BS Ed Health Promotion BS, RHT Concentration in Health Science BS History BA Individualized Study BIS Information Systems and Operations Management BS Information Technology BS Integrative Studies BA Latin American Studies BA Management BS Marketing BS Mathematics BA, BS Medical Technology BS Music BA, BM Neuroscience BS Nursing BSN Parks and Outdoor Recreation BS, RHT Concentration in Philosophy BA Physics BS Psychology BA, BS Public Administration BS Religious Studies BA Russian Studies BA School of Management Social Work BS Sociology BA Sports Management BS, RHT Concentration in Systems Engineering BS Theater BA Therapeutic Recreation BS, RHT Concentration in Tourism and Events Management BS, RHT Concentration in

Students may elect minor programs of study in addition to major fields. Minors usually require between 15 and 21 credits of study. At least 8 credits of which must be applied only to that minor and may not be used to fulfill requirements of the student's major, concentration, an undergraduate certificate, or another minor.

George Mason University has over eighty minors for students to choose from. Below is a list of Minors offered at Mason.

Administration of Justice Minor African American Studies Minor American Government Minor Ancient Mediterranean Art Minor Anthropology Minor Art and Visual Technology Minor Art History Minor Arts Administration Minor Asia Pacific Studies Minor Astronomy Minor Bioinformatics Minor Biology Minor Business Minor Chemistry Minor Chinese Minor Classical Studies Minor Communication Minor Computational and Data Sciences Minor Computer Science Minor Conservation Biology Minor Conflict Analysis and Resolution Minor Dance Appreciation Minor Data Analysis Minor Earth Science Minor Economic System Design Minor Economics Minor Education Minor Electronic Journalism Minor English Minor Environmental Policy Minor Exercise Science Minor Film and Media Minor Folklore and Mythology Minor French Minor Geographic Information Systems Minor Geography Minor Geology Minor German Minor Global Affairs Minor Global Systems Minor Health Promotion Minor History Minor Immigration Studies Minor Information Technology Minor International Comparative Studies Minor Islamic Studies Minor Japanese Studies Minor Jazz Studies Minor Judaic Studies Minor Latin American Studies Minor Latin Minor Leadership Minor Legal Studies Minor Linguistics Minor Mathematics for Students in SOM Minor Mathematics Minor Middle East Studies Minor Multimedia Minor Music Minor Native american and Indigenous Studies Minor New Europe Minor Nonprofit Studies Minor Nutrition Minor Ocean and Estuarine Science Minor Parks Recreation and Leisure Studies Minor Philosophy Minor Philosophy and Law Minor Physics Minor Political Philosophy Minor Psychology Minor Public Policy and Management Minor Religious Studies Minor Russian Minor Science and Society Minor Secondary Education English Minor Software Engineering Minor Social Work Minor Sociology Minor Spanish Minor Special Education Minors Sports Management Minor Teaching English as a Second Language Minor Theatre Minor Tourism and Events Management Minor Urban and Suburban Studies Minor Women's Studies Minor World Music Minor ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

A non-degree program complementary to a degree requires at least 24 undergraduate or 15 graduate credits. Certificates are approved by the school or college at the undergraduate level and by the university graduate council at the graduate level. At least 15 credits used to fulfill it's requirements cannot be used to fulfill the requirements of a major, concentration, a minor, or another undergraduate certificate.

Undergraduate Certificate Programs Accounting Applied Statistics Environmental Chemistry Environmental Management Gerontology Information Technology Islamic Studies Nutrition Operations Research and Engineering Outdoor Adventure Professional Development in Piano Pedagogy Post Bachelor Computer Science ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

Students may also choose other options including the Honors program, Integrative Studies through New Century College, Mason Topics, and PreHealth Professional programs.

Other Options Honors Integrative Studies in New Century College Pre-Health Professional ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

Freshman are encouraged to take the University 100 Freshman Seminar course. This course assists freshman with their transition to college life. It helps students adjust academically, develop decision-making skills, and learn how to get involved at Mason. Some sections of the course focus on particular aspects of college life. All sections are one credit elective courses and is counted as an elective. For more information see the UNIV 100 website.