Prospective students can apply to the inaugural class for the MBAi program by Oct. The challenge remains, according to Anderson, a business problem. December 1, — University. Kellogg, McCormick announce MBAi joint degree program Accelerated five-quarter program to address the intersection of business and technology management.
For a complete list of minor offerings, please refer to our Majors and Minors page. Smaller in scope than minors, certificates and modules allow undergraduates to concentrate on select areas not covered by pre-existing majors or minors. In fact, these niche areas often reach beyond any single academic department, forging connections between multiple areas of study and encompassing applied learning experiences alongside traditional coursework.
For a listing of certificates, along with brief descriptions, please see Certificates in the course catalog. Degree Options Own your Northwestern experience. Home Academics Degree Options Understand your academic options. Majors Double majors Dual degrees Minors Certificates Majors Alongside the liberal arts foundation described above, your major is at the heart of your undergraduate experience here. More about Spanish and Portuguese.
The Master of Fine Arts in Stage Design program in the School of Communication at Northwestern University prepares a select group of scenery, costume, and lighting designers for professional careers in the American Theatre, international theater and related design fields. More about Stage Design.
The Doctoral Program in Statistics provides students with comprehensive training in statistical theory, methodology, and the application of statistical methods to problems in a wide range of fields. More about Statistics. More about Technology and Social Behavior. The interdisciplinary Graduate Program in Theoretical and Applied Mechanics TAM combines many disciplines in the McCormick School of Engineering and Applied Science including civil and environmental engineering, mechanical engineering, biomedical engineering, and materials science.
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Acting The MFA in Acting in the School of Communication at Northwestern University is an immersive, comprehensive, and collaborative program designed to equip students with the tools and support necessary for success in professional theatre. African American Studies African American Studies acquaints the student with myriad ways of thinking, researching, and writing about the diverse experiences of African Americans in the United States and of African descended people throughout the African Diaspora.
Anthropology Our research and graduate training program emphasizes the integration of the major anthropological subfields, including archaeology, biological anthropology, cultural anthropology, and linguistic anthropology. Art History Coursework in Art History moves from a general, conceptual survey of the discipline to a more specific exploration of the student's chosen field. Art Theory and Practice The Art Theory and Practice two-year graduate program is best suited to students looking to pursue intense and prolonged periods of studio work in addition to academic study.
Astronomy The Astronomy PhD allows students to complement broad astronomy training with a selection of physics courses or courses from other quantitative disciplines such as applied mathematics, statistics, computer science or engineering relevant to their research. Biomedical Engineering The Biomedical Engineering Graduate Program centers on engineering methods for studying biological and physiological processes and the application of concepts to medical problems.
Chemical and Biological Engineering Graduates of the Chemical and Biological Engineering Program develop mastery of modern chemical and biological engineering theory and practice through a core curriculum.
Chemistry Advanced courses, seminars, and research opportunities are offered in inorganic, organic, and physical chemistry. Civil and Environmental Engineering The Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering offers MS and PhD degrees in environmental engineering and science, geotechnics, transportation systems analysis and planning, MS in structural engineering and a PhD degree in mechanics, materials, and structures. Clinical Psychology The PhD Program in Clinical Psychology is based in an academic medical center and housed in a psychiatry department.
Communication Sciences and Disorders Graduate study in the Department of Communication Sciences and Disorders in the School of Communication draws from the fields of neuroscience, psychology, medicine, linguistics, and education to provide students with thorough knowledge of the science of speech, language, hearing and learning.
Comparative Literary Studies Graduates of Comparative Literary Studies leave with the historical knowledge, linguistic skills, and interpretive methodologies necessary to undertake scholarly research on and to teach literature in at least two languages. Computer Engineering The MS in Computer Engineering offers students a truly interdisciplinary program in a department that also includes advanced degrees in electrical engineering and computer science, mirroring the interdisciplinarity that computer engineers find in industry and research.
Computer Science The Department of Computer Science at Northwestern University's McCormick School of Engineering is home to an internationally renowned group of faculty members, state-of-the-art research equipment, and ample resources offered by a great university.
Directing The MFA in Directing in the School of Communication trains stage directors to possess strong practical knowledge of theater practice and to demonstrate an understanding of a range of storytelling styles and practices in the theater. Documentary Media The Master of Fine Arts in Documentary Media in the School of Communication is a professional degree that provides students with the knowledge and skills needed to create compelling documentaries and other kinds of media using documentary methods.
Driskill Graduate Training Program in Life Sciences The Driskill Graduate Training Program in Life Sciences DGP combines graduate study in biochemistry and structural biology, cancer biology, cell biology, developmental biology,, genetics and genomics, immunology, microbiology, neurobiology, pharmacology, systems biology, and biomedical informatics into a single program.
Economics The PhD Program in Economics prepares students for careers in college teaching and research, government and international agencies, or private business. Electrical Engineering The Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering performs groundbreaking research and prepares the next generation of engineers for work in digital design, computer hardware and architecture, robotics, microprocessors, and software design.
Engineering Sciences and Applied Mathematics The Program in Applied Mathematics educates students in mathematical methods and their application to various scientific and engineering fields. English The Graduate Program in the Department of English offers advanced study and research in literary history, criticism, and theory, with excellent opportunities for interdepartmental and interdisciplinary study.
Finance The program provides students with a rigorous background in theoretical and empirical finance, economics, mathematics, and statistics. Financial Economics This program prepares students for careers in college teaching and research, government and international agencies, or private business.
Genetic Counseling This curriculum is designed to emphasize the scientific and medical aspects of the profession, along with the counseling and psychosocial aspects. German Literature and Critical Thought The Department of German offers a graduate program focused on the theoretical and cultural foundations of German literature, critical thought, and media from onward. Health and Biomedical Informatics This program is geared primarily toward doctorally-prepared researchers who wish to gain additional experience in HBMI.
Healthcare Quality and Patient Safety The master's program in Healthcare Quality and Patient Safety is designed to meet educational goals while allowing students to continue their careers or medical education, making the program accessible to medical students, clinicians, and working healthcare professionals. Family Resources Access resources for graduate student parents. Housing Explore on-campus and off-campus housing options. Professional Development Filter development opportunities offered by University partners.
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Our Mission Learn about our mission and strategic approach. Events Find upcoming academic deadlines and events on campus. News Read announcements and updates from TGS. For Northwestern faculty and students For dual degree students coming to Northwestern Information for faculty F aculty interested in developing new partnerships should first contact the Office of the Vice President for International Relations to determine if an agreement is needed.
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