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Upon declaring a minor in Theatre, the student will be assigned a Theatre faculty advisor. Theatre minors are encouraged to consult with their advisor as they plan their course of study.

Mission

The mission of the UIS Theatre program is to offer UIS students the opportunity to further develop their talents as theatre artists, by working with great dramatic literature in the classroom and on the stage. The program fosters the idea that theatre is a vital artistic event, which brings people together to respond to one another’s experiences/stories and to the world in which we live. Students who graduate from UIS with work accomplished in our theatre program not only become more sophisticated theatre patrons, but for some, may also begin a career in the theatre.

The Department of Teacher Education at UIS offers a minor in education that leads to licensure at the secondary level when combined with an appropriate academic major, fulfillment of general education requirements and fulfillment of campus requirements. Candidates seeking a bachelor’s 69ÂÜÀòapp and a minor secondary licensure should expect that their total program of study can usually be completed within the four year time frame but may exceed the minimum number of hours required for graduation.

The School of Education offers Post Baccalaureate licensure programs at the elementary and secondary levels.

The School of Education offers Post Baccalaureate licensure programs at the elementary and secondary levels.

The School of Education offers Post Baccalaureate licensure programs at the elementary and secondary levels.

The Bachelor of Science in Information Systems Security, part of the Department of Computer Science, offers a comprehensive education in protecting digital information. Students will master the essentials of information security, including secure system design, security assessment and computer security ethics. The program emphasizes hands-on learning, utilizing cutting-edge technologies and labs for practical experience.

Gain an additional endorsement to be qualified to teach in a special education setting. Teaching license required.

The Sport Management minor will build upon the strengths of the UIS undergraduate general education requirements, existing CBM foundation and existing CBM college core coursework to develop competencies that will prepare students for success in the sports industry. For program requirements, course descriptions and other info check out the Sport Management Minor catalog page.

The Sociology/Anthropology (SOA) major equips students with the distinctive skill sets of anthropology and sociology. Graduates achieve a broader understanding of the diversity of human experiences and social/structural dynamics in a variety of contexts (local, national, and global), gaining the skills needed to: