
Welcome to the College of Arts and Sciences. Distance Education is important in our college, and we are proud to offer a variety of undergraduate and graduate courses that are 100% online.
Welcome to the College of Arts and Sciences. Distance Education is important in our college, and we are proud to offer a variety of undergraduate and graduate courses that are 100% online.
The Bachelor of Arts in Criminal Justice prepares students for careers in law enforcement, corrections, probation and parole, work with juveniles, victim services, non- and not-for profit organizations connected with criminal and social justice, and the related field of forensics. Graduates have also been successful in law school and graduate programs in the social sciences.
Gender and Sexuality Studies is especially equipped to meet the challenges of our current moment and to shape inclusive and just futures. Our courses open minds and change lives. Students in our program pursue an interdisciplinary education that emphasizes social justice through the development of critical thinking, research, creativity, and analytical skills. Developing a strong understanding of gender, race, sexuality, gender identity, class, disability, and other social categories equips students with the skills to pursue vocations related to advocacy, art, business, community organizing and restoration, education, film criticism, government, law, literary studies, non-profit organizations, political participation, social services employment, and more. The preparation in critical thinking and social awareness that an interdisciplinary education provides is also an excellent background for students planning to pursue graduate and professional degrees in this and many other majors.
Please visit the NMSU Admissions website to find out more information on how to apply to New Mexico State University and explore campus. We look forward to you joining our Aggie Family!
The Online Master’s Program in Spanish is designed for students interested in pursuing a Master’s degree in Spanish that may not be able to do so in an on-campus environment due to jobs and/or distance (in other parts of the US or Internationally). It is particularly suited for those that have a Bachelor’s degree in Spanish or other language professionals. Students study for their MA in Spanish focusing on one of two main areas of interest: Linguistics or Literature.
Students graduating from the master’s program will be prepared for doctoral studies in criminal justice or related social sciences or eventually occupying administrative and policy-making positions in law enforcement, court, and correctional agencies. Three types of students are served by the Master of Criminal Justice degree: those ultimately interested in teaching and research in criminal justice and related fields; individuals already employed in criminal justice agencies who need graduate-level training to upgrade their credentials; and pre-service students who show the potential for graduate studies and who desire entry into certain criminal justice positions.
The Master of Music: Music Education (track) degree is designed for those individuals who have completed an undergraduate degree in Music Education and who are currently teaching and wish to earn a Masters Degree in the same discipline. This will help continue the development of teaching strategies, learning techniques, classroom management, and other current trends and practices. All can be accomplished without having to take a leave of absence from their current teaching position. Note: The degree offered is a Master of Music. The student’s official transcript and diploma will only indicate that degree. The area of study (Music Education) will not be included as part of the official degree title.
Please visit the NMSU Graduate School’s website to find out more information on how to apply to New Mexico State University and explore campus. We look forward continuing your education as a graduate student!