Temple University Majors with CCP programs
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Most Temple majors are completed in day-time. A few business degrees (Accounting, Business
Management, Economics, Human Resource Management, Marketing), Economics (Liberal Arts),
English and History are available to evening students at TU Center City. In addition to the business
degrees previously mentioned, the Ambler campus offers Applied Communications and Criminal
Justice as evening majors.
Temple School or College and Majors
Tyler School of Art (No automatic admission
through dual admission except for art history)
BFA
Crafts (Ceramics/Glass, Fibers and Materials
Studies, Metals/Jewelry/CAD-CAM)
Graphic Arts and Design (Graphic and Interactive
Design, Photography, Printmaking)
Painting/Drawing/Sculpture
Teacher Certification
BA
Art-Concentration in Studio Art, Digital Media or
Visual Studies
Art History
BS
Architecture
Architectural Preservation
Art Education
Facilities Management
Fox School of Business & Management
All majors (Accounting, Actuarial Science, Business
Management, Economics (See also College of
Liberal Arts), Entrepreneurship, Finance, Human
Resource Management, International Business,
Legal Studies, Management Information Systems,
Marketing, Real Estate, Risk Management and
Insurance
School of Communications and Theater
Advertising
Broadcasting, Telecommunications and Mass
Media
Communications (General communications
CCP Program
Art and Design
Art and Design
Art and Design
Art and Design
Art and Design
Liberal Arts—General or Humanities
Students must apply to BS Architecture through
Architectural Preservation. Minimum credential
for professional architect is master’s degree
Architecture (Program agreement pending)
Art and Design
Architecture or Facilities Management-Design
Option (Program agreement pending)
Business Administration
Communication Studies, Mass Media or Liberal
Arts
Mass Media, Communication Studies or Liberal
Arts
Communication Studies, Mass Media or Liberal
major—see tracks on dept. web site)
Film and Media Arts
Journalism
Strategic and Organizational Communication
(Public Communication, Organizational Leadership,
Public Relations)
Theater
College of Education
Applied Communication for Professional Educators
(for students interested in education and training
without traditional teacher certification)
Career and Technical Education (Business,
Computer and Info Technology Education,
Industrial Education, Marketing Education)
Early Childhood/Elementary Education (Pre-K to 4)
Middle Grades Education (Math and Language
Arts, Math and Science, Science and Language
Arts)
Secondary Education—English, World Languages,
Social Studies (Economics, Geography and Urban
Studies, History, Political Science)
Secondary Education—Math, Science (Biology,
Chemistry, Earth and Space Science, General
Science, Physics
College of Engineering
Civil/Environmental Engineering,
Electrical/Computer Engineering, Mechanical
Engineering
Engineering Technology—Construction
Management Technology
Engineering Technology
School of Environmental Design (Ambler)
Community and Regional Planning
Horticulture
Landscape Architecture
Arts
Mass Media, Communication Studies or Liberal
Arts
Mass Media, Communication Studies or Liberal
Arts
Communication Studies, Mass Media or Liberal
Arts
Theater
?—Business, Computer and Info Tech and
marketing ed are most related to what formerly
was called Business Education. Possible CCP
programs are Business, Business Administration or
Liberal Arts. Most students who enter industrial
ed have significant technical work experience and
want to complete specific courses at CCP based on
recommendations of Temple advisors.
Education--Early Childhood (Pre-K to 4th grade)
agreement discussions in process
Education--Middle Level 4th to 8th grade agreement
discussions in progress
Education—Secondary Citizenship/Humanities
Education—Secondary Math/Science, Math,
Science
Engineering Science
Possibly Construction Tech.—Consult ADC Dept.
ASET or Engineering Science—Consult Alex Gontar,
Randy Libros
Liberal Arts?
Best to complete a grounding of basic science and
gen ed, then transfer
Consult ADC Dept.—No real pathway, gen ed
requirements
College of Health Professions and Social Work
Communication Disorders and Sciences (Speech
Language and Hearing, Linguistics)
Health Information Management (No automatic
admission through dual admission)
Kinesiology (Athletic Training, Physical and Health
Teacher Cert., Exercise and Sport Science, PreHealth Professional Program)
Nursing, General BSN (No automatic admission
through dual admission)
Nursing, RN to BSN
Public Health
Social Work
Therapeutic Recreation
Note: Occupational Therapy is a master’s degree
and Physical Therapy is a doctoral degree.
Student’s must choose and undergraduate
program and satisfy graduate prerequisites as part
of the undergraduate studies. Kinesiology,
Psychology, Biology are possible majors, but it is
the student’s choice.
College of Liberal Arts
Liberal Arts or Culture, Science and Technology
Culture, Science and Technology or Liberal Arts
Culture, Science and Technology or Liberal Arts
Students interested in athletic training or teacher
certification options should accumulate approx. 30
credits with Biol 109-110 and general ed, then
transfer
2012 begins freshman level entry. Temple states
that a few transfers may be accepted.
Recommendation is to inform students that
Temple is not a good transfer option.
Nursing with RN license. An entirely different
admissions environment than for general nursing.
Licensed RNs are generally admitted.
Culture, Science and Technology or Liberal Arts
Liberal Arts—Social Behavioral Science agreement
pending. BHHS students transfer approx. 45 to 50
credits toward degree.
Liberal Arts or Culture Science and Technology
Culture, Science and Technology, Science
It may be possible for a student to complete any
Liberal Arts Option, International Studies,
Women’s Studies/Gender Studies and other
transfer programs at CCP to enter the College of
Liberal Arts.
Majors suited to a liberal arts oriented associate
degree: African American Studies, American
Studies, Anthropology, Asian Studies, Classics,
Economics (See also Fox School of Business),
English, Environmental Studies, French, Geography
and Urban Studies, German, Hebrew (under critical
languages), History, Italian, Jewish Studies, Latin
American Studies, Philosophy, Political Science,
Religion, Russian, Sociology, Spanish
Anthropology—Human Biology Track
Liberal Arts or Culture, Science and Technology,
Science
Criminal Justice
Justice or Liberal Arts
Mathematical Economics
Math
Neuroscience (See also College of Science and
Technology)
Psychology
Women’s Studies
Boyer College of Music and Dance (no automatic
admission through dual admission)
Music—All Options
Dance
School of Pharmacy—Pharm D. (Doctoral degree –
no dual admissions, no agreement as is the case
with undergraduate university. Student must
satisfy all prerequisites and apply for four-year
program at TU)
College of Science and Technology
Biochemistry, Biology, Biophysics, Chemistry,
Environmental Science, Natural Sciences,
Neuroscience—Cellular and Molecular (See also
College of Liberal Arts)
Geology
TU Teach (program for traditional science students
interested in teaching)
Computer Science
Information Science and Technology
Math
Math and Computer Science
Math and Physics
School of Tourism and Hospitality Management
Sport and Recreation Management
Tourism and Hospitality Management
Science, Culture, Science and Technology or Liberal
Arts
Psychology, Liberal Arts
Women’s Studies/Gender Studies, Liberal Arts
Consult CCP Music Dept.
No real pathway, gen ed, consult Temple
Science
Science
Science or basic sciences and transfer early
Science or Math
Computer Science
Computer Science or Culture, Science and
Technology
Math
Math or Computer Science
Math or Science
Liberal Arts, Business (Mngt 111 may not transfer),
Business Administration
Liberal Arts, Business (Mngt 111 may not transfer),
Business Administration