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Bachelor's

Morgan Completes You offers eight (8) undergraduate Bachelor of Science degree programs. You can transfer up to 90 credits earned at Morgan State or other regionally accredited universities. The degrees are designed to align with a variety of employment opportunities and they can be tailored to meet our unique personal and professional goals. Our academic advising team works closely with you to create a tailored curriculum that supports your goals. Our majors include:

Global Perspectives and Practices

Program Overview: The B.S. in Interdisciplinary Global Perspectives and Practices offers a global and cross-cultural understanding of social, economic, and environmental issues. Students develop skills in international relations, sustainability, and cultural studies, preparing them to work in diverse, globalized environments.

Career Pathways for Graduates: Graduates can explore careers including:

  • International Relations Assistant: Supporting global relations and diplomatic initiatives.
  • Cultural Affairs Coordinator: Promoting cross-cultural understanding in various sectors.
  • Sustainability Assistant: Supporting global sustainability initiatives and projects.
  • Global Marketing Coordinator: Assisting in marketing efforts targeted at global audiences.
  • Non-Profit Program Specialist: Focusing on international and cross-cultural programs.
  • Humanitarian Aid Coordinator: Working on global aid projects and relief efforts.
  • Public Diplomacy Officer Assistant: Supporting efforts to enhance global relations and understanding.
Societal Equity and Urbanism

Program Overview: This program blends urban studies, sociology, and public policy to address issues of societal equity and urban development. Students are prepared to work in roles that aim to improve urban communities, enhance social equity, and contribute to sustainable urban planning.

Career Pathways for Graduates: Graduates are suited for careers such as:

  • Community Development Coordinator: Working on initiatives to improve urban communities.
  • Urban Policy Assistant: Supporting urban policy research and development.
  • Non-Profit Program Assistant: Supporting programs focused on social equity and justice.
  • City Planning Technician: Assisting city planners with data collection and project coordination.
  • Public Affairs Specialist: Managing communication for urban-focused initiatives.
  • Social Services Advocate: Promoting social services and equity in urban communities.
  • Housing Specialist Assistant: Supporting programs that provide housing assistance.
Technology Services

Program Overview: This program offers a versatile education in technology support, systems maintenance, and service management. Students in the B.S. in Interdisciplinary Technology Services learn essential IT skills applicable in various industries, making it ideal for those seeking careers in tech support, network management, or IT consulting.

Career Pathways for Graduates: Graduates can pursue roles such as:

  • IT Support Specialist: Providing technical assistance and troubleshooting.
  • Network Technician: Managing and maintaining computer networks.
  • Help Desk Coordinator: Assisting users with IT-related issues and solutions.
  • System Administrator Assistant: Supporting the management of IT systems.
  • Technical Sales Representative: Advising clients on technology products and services.
  • Web Support Specialist: Assisting in website maintenance and support.
  • Tech Consultant Assistant: Supporting consulting efforts on technology services.
Educational Studies

Program Overview: The B.S. in Interdisciplinary Educational Studies integrates psychology, sociology, and pedagogy to equip students for careers in education and related fields. Ideal for those interested in educational reform, student development, or instructional design, this program emphasizes teaching, learning theories, and diverse learning environments. Students interested in a conditional teaching certification should check state requirements. 

Career Pathways for Graduates: Graduates are well-prepared for roles such as:

  • Teaching Assistant: Supporting classroom instruction and student learning.
  • Educational Program Coordinator: Managing and developing educational programs.
  • Instructional Aide: Assisting teachers in educational settings.
  • Youth Program Specialist: Developing programs for youth in educational and community settings.
  • Curriculum Developer Assistant: Supporting the creation of educational materials.
  • Education Advocate: Supporting students’ rights and access to quality education.

Admissions Assistant: Assisting in college or school admissions processes.

Organizational Administration

Program Overview: This program prepares students with skills in organizational leadership, policy understanding, and administrative functions across sectors. The B.S. in Interdisciplinary Organizational Administration is ideal for students interested in business, government, or non-profit administration, and it emphasizes communication, management, and problem-solving skills.

Career Pathways for Graduates: Graduates can pursue roles such as:

  • Administrative Coordinator: Supporting organizational operations and management.
  • Project Coordinator: Assisting in the planning and execution of organizational projects.
  • Human Resources Assistant: Supporting recruitment and employee management processes.
  • Policy Analyst Assistant: Conducting preliminary analysis on policies and their impacts.
  • Program Coordinator: Overseeing specific programs within non-profits or government agencies.
  • Operations Assistant: Contributing to the smooth functioning of business operations.
  • Customer Service Manager: Managing customer relations and service teams.
Health and Human Sciences

Program Overview: The B.S. in Interdisciplinary Health and Human Sciences provides a comprehensive look at health and wellness from biological, psychological, and social perspectives. This program prepares students for careers in healthcare, human services, and public health, making it ideal for those passionate about improving community well-being.

Career Pathways for Graduates: Graduates of this program are suited for roles such as:

  • Community Health Worker: Promoting health education and wellness in communities.
  • Healthcare Administrator Assistant: Supporting operations within healthcare facilities.
  • Public Health Assistant: Assisting in public health programs and outreach.
  • Rehabilitation Assistant: Supporting rehabilitation services for patients.
  • Human Services Coordinator: Working with organizations that offer social support services.
  • Health Educator: Promoting wellness and healthy lifestyle choices.
  • Patient Advocate: Assisting patients in navigating healthcare systems.
Interdisciplinary Sciences

Program Overview: The B.S. in Interdisciplinary Sciences integrates natural and physical sciences, encouraging students to develop a cross-disciplinary understanding of scientific concepts. This program is ideal for students who want to apply scientific knowledge to real-world challenges in areas such as environmental science, biotechnology, and healthcare.

Career Pathways for Graduates: Graduates can pursue various roles, including:

  • Environmental Scientist: Analyzing environmental data and addressing ecological issues.
  • Laboratory Technician: Conducting experiments and supporting scientific research.
  • Biotechnology Assistant: Assisting in research and development within biotech firms.
  • Research Assistant: Supporting scientific studies in academic or private sectors.
  • Health Sciences Technician: Assisting with healthcare research and lab procedures.
  • Science Communicator: Educating the public on scientific issues and findings.
  • Data Analyst in Science Fields: Analyzing and interpreting scientific data.
Engineering, Information, and Computational Sciences

Program Overview: The B.S. in Interdisciplinary Engineering, Information, and Computational Sciences provides a robust foundation across engineering, data science, and information technology. Ideal for students interested in exploring engineering solutions through computational methods, this program equips graduates with the skills to tackle complex problems across sectors such as technology, manufacturing, and data analytics.

Career Pathways for Graduates: Graduates of this program are well-prepared for roles including:

  • Data Analyst: Analyzing data to support decision-making in various sectors.
  • Software Developer: Building applications and solutions across industries.
  • Systems Engineer: Designing and implementing complex systems for improved efficiency.
  • IT Consultant: Advising organizations on technology solutions.
  • Cybersecurity Analyst: Protecting information systems and networks from threats.
  • Technical Support Specialist: Assisting in the maintenance and improvement of IT infrastructure.
  • Product Engineer: Contributing to the design and development of new products.