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        Accounting

        Accounting

        The accounting program prepares students for accounting careers in business, government or non-profit organizations. Concordia's accounting program will build a core business foundation to help students prepare for the Certified Public Accountant (CPA) and Certified Management Accountant (CMA) certifications.

        Programs offered

        Accounting

        Minor

        On Campus

        Art

        Art

        Students in the art program will get to know the contemporary trends in art as they are prepared to excel through working hard in the context of close mentorships with faculty. They will be prepared for a variety of careers in the commercial or applied arts world as they develop their artistic vision.

        Programs offered

        Art History

        Minor

        On Campus

        Art Studio

        Minor

        On Campus

        Design

        Minor

        On Campus

        Photography

        Minor

        On Campus

        Biochemistry

        Biochemistry

        Programs offered

        Quality Science

        Minor

        On Campus & Online

        Biology

        Biology

        Biology majors develop a strong foundation in biology by exploring cell biology, genetics, chemistry, molecular biology, evolutionary theory, scientific methodology, research techniques and more. The coursework encourages students to sharpen their analytical, problem-solving, scientific reasoning, critical thinking, communication, and laboratory skills. Students have the opportunity to gain relevant research experience on campus and develop mentoring relationships with full-time faculty who are experienced in cutting-edge research.

        Programs offered

        Biology

        Minor

        On Campus

        Quality Science

        Minor

        On Campus & Online

        Business

        Business

        In the business program, students will learn to think about the overall picture of a business’s operations and how it interacts with larger market forces. A business management major at Concordia St. Paul will develop business skills in leadership, team-building, and project management. They will explore core business principles in marketing, finance, management, law, economics, and accounting with an emphasis on international perspectives and ethics.

        Programs offered

        Business Management

        Minor

        On Campus & Online

        Non-Profit Management

        Minor

        On Campus

        Chemistry

        Chemistry

        Chemistry involves the study of the composition, structure, properties, and reactions of matter, especially of atomic and molecular systems. Chemistry coursework at Concordia University gives students a framework of knowledge that allows them to learn and incorporate new facts and concepts as the field evolves. Through the program, students will sharpen their analytical, problem-solving, scientific reasoning, critical thinking, communication, and laboratory skills

        Programs offered

        Chemistry

        Minor

        On Campus

        Quality Science

        Minor

        On Campus & Online

        Coaching

        Coaching

        Our coaching programs prepare students to become coaches and athletic administrators. Students will gain knowledge and skills that are important for any coaching career. Students will develop their personalized coaching philosophy as they focus on their leadership as a coach and athletic administrator.

        Programs offered

        Interscholastic Coaching

        Minor

        On Campus

        Communications

        Communications

        Communication Studies involves exploring the ways humans create, transmit, negotiate, and understand meaning through the exchange of messages. The study of the personal, social, political, and cultural functions of communication across multiple contexts prepares students to be thoughtful and informed citizens, prepared to thrive in a dynamic, global marketplace.

        Programs offered

        Computer Science

        Computer Science

        Computer Science will give students foundation skills in web design and software development, including the application of skills and methodologies. The program covers web design, user experience, object-oriented programming, security considerations, and core web technologies.

        Programs offered

        Computer Science

        Minor

        On Campus

        Criminal Justice

        Criminal Justice

        Concordia’s Criminal Justice programs offer students a comprehensive educational foundation of the multi-systemic criminal justice system. Through the program, students will explore alluring issues of crime and justice that critically impact the perspectives of interrelationships, functions, and operations within the dynamic components related to human behavior, cultural aspects, and global controversies.They will also gain a deeper understanding of patterns and behavioral causation of crime, ethical decision making, balancing crime control with civil liberty preservation, and the mounting importance of security and safety.

        Programs offered

        Criminal Justice

        Minor

        On Campus

        Education

        Education

        Programs offered

        Education

        Minor

        On Campus

        English

        English

        The English major is an excellent choice for people who enjoy reading and writing. Contrary to popular belief, an English major does not doom graduates to a life of starvation or menial labor. In fact, our graduates go on to find success in a variety of occupations, including journalism, marketing, magazine writing, creative writing, public relations, web content creation, technology, management, and more. English majors also go on to graduate school in a variety of areas, including education, business, literature, creative writing, law, library science, and fashion history. In the English major, students will gain broad-based knowledge of literature from all periods and from around the world. They will learn to write clearly and persuasively, think independently, create original works, present alternative viewpoints, and solve problems. Students can choose from four emphasis areas within the English major: literature, creative writing, journalism, or professional writing.

        Programs offered

        English

        Minor

        On Campus

        Journalism

        Minor

        On Campus

        Exercise Science

        Exercise Science

        The exercise science program focuses on kinesiology concepts in human movement, exercise, and management. The exercise science degree prepares students for positions in coaching, fitness and wellness centers, health and wellness education, personal training, and rehabilitation sciences.

        Programs offered

        Exercise Science

        Minor

        On Campus

        Family Science

        Family Science

        Students in the family science program will study the way families work and how they can function more effectively. They will develop lifelong skills in scientific thinking and in understanding human thought, behavior, and family interaction.

        Programs offered

        Finance

        Finance

        Our finance program involves studying the management of large amounts of money. Students gain knowledge and skills that are important for any business or organization as they learn how to make financial decisions for organizations via planning, raising funds, making investments, and controlling costs.

        Programs offered

        Finance

        Minor

        On Campus

        Gerontology

        Gerontology

        Programs offered

        Gerontology

        Minor

        On Campus

        Health Care Administration

        Health Care Administration

        Programs offered

        Health Care Administration

        Minor

        On Campus & Online

        History

        History

        In our history programs, students will learn how to think critically about change over time and how contemporary society has been shaped by all those who came before. Through the programs, students develop skills in both research and content knowledge as they get a mix of political, social, economic, and diplomatic history.

        Programs offered

        History

        Minor

        On Campus

        Hmong Studies

        Hmong Studies

        Our Hmong studies program provides students firsthand experiences to learn beyond the classroom, with tremendous opportunities to conduct research at Concordia’s Center for Hmong Studies and Archives and to interact with Hmong scholars from around the world through ongoing lectures, at special exhibits and during the Biennial International Conference on Hmong Studies hosted by Concordia.

        Programs offered

        Hmong Studies

        Minor

        On Campus

        Information Systems

        Information Systems

        Concordia's Information Systems degree delivers a value-driven education that students can apply in today’s changing business environment. Students gain broad insights into business fundamentals that help streamline operations, improve efficiency, and grow profit margins.

        Programs offered

        Information Systems

        Minor

        On Campus

        International Business

        International Business

        In the international business program, students gain an understanding of how to conduct business in a foreign country, including understanding the customs, opportunities, and challenges of working across cultures. Students will be prepared for careers in multinational corporations, both at home and abroad.

        Programs offered

        International Business

        Minor

        On Campus

        International Studies

        International Studies

        Programs offered

        International Studies

        Minor

        On Campus

        Marketing

        Marketing

        The marketing programs are designed to prepare students with practical marketing skills and knowledge that will be directly applicable to the business world upon graduation.

        Programs offered

        Digital Marketing

        Minor

        On Campus

        Marketing Management

        Minor

        On Campus & Online

        Mathematics

        Mathematics

        The mathematics programs provide students with strong problem solving, quantitative reasoning, and computing skills, as well as the ability to apply these skills in a career of their choice.

        Programs offered

        Mathematics

        Minor

        On Campus

        Music

        Music

        Students in Music programs will expand their creativity, analytical, research, and writing skills while studying music performance, programming, analysis, composition, history, literature, education, and worship music.

        Programs offered

        Music

        Minor

        On Campus

        Political Science

        Political Science

        In the political science program, students will learn about different aspects of politics and government.

        Programs offered

        Political Science

        Minor

        On Campus

        Psychology

        Psychology

        These programs encourage students to develop lifelong skills in scientific thinking and understanding human thought, behavior, and interaction. Students in these programs will have internship and research opportunities in addition to traditional classroom learning.

        Programs offered

        Psychology

        Minor

        On Campus

        Public Relations

        Public Relations

        In the public relations program, students will learn the concepts, skills, and expertise needed to help organizations build mutually beneficial relationships with the diverse public. Students in this program will be prepared to work in fields such as corporate communication, social media, government affairs, and public relations firms.

        Programs offered

        Public Relations

        Minor

        On Campus

        Sociology

        Sociology

        Our sociology programs help students develop lifelong skills in scientific thinking and understanding human thought, behavior, and interaction.

        Programs offered

        Sociology

        Minor

        On Campus

        Sport and Exercise Nutrition

        Sport and Exercise Nutrition

        Programs offered

        Nutrition

        Minor

        On Campus

        Sport Communication

        Sport Communication

        Sports Communication programs introduce students to a variety of communication focused career opportunities in the sports industry. In these programs, students will gain valuable skills in sports public relations campaigns, social media outreach for sports teams, as well as in working with specialty sports agencies and planning sports events for organizations.

        Programs offered

        Sport Communication

        Minor

        On Campus

        Sport Management

        Sport Management

        The Sports management programs prepare students to enter the work force in a number of sport management areas including facility and event management, marketing, and fitness center management. Students in these programs will focus on core concepts in kinesiology, exercise, and sports management.

        Programs offered

        Sport Management

        Minor

        On Campus

        Sport Psychology

        Sport Psychology

        The Sport Psychology program focuses on current psychology and kinesiology applications as foundational concepts in sport psychology. Students will learn sport and psychological theory and have numerous opportunities to bridge theory into practical applications.

        Programs offered

        Sport Psychology

        Minor

        On Campus

        Theatre & Dance

        Theatre & Dance

        The Theatre and Dance programs provide students with a challenging variety of theatrical experiences that enrich their artistic, intellectual, cultural, and spiritual lives. In addition to classroom learning, students are provided with many hands on learning opportunities.

        Programs offered

        Theatre

        Minor

        On Campus

        Theology

        Theology

        Our theology programs are designed to prepare students who plan to attend seminary and pursue a master’s of divinity or other advanced theological degree. Students will study theology and how it relates to other topics, biblical languages, and history.

        Programs offered

        Biblical Languages

        Minor

        On Campus

        Lutheran Theology

        Minor

        On Campus

        Religion

        Minor

        On Campus

        Writing

        Writing

        Our writing based programs allow students to expand and enhance their writing skills. In these programs students will explore different genres of writing from professional writing to creative writing.

        Programs offered

        Writing

        Minor

        On Campus

        Writing/Communications

        Minor

        On Campus