UNDERGRADUATE AND GRADUATE DEGREES

Degree Title		Degree 1
African-American Studies	B.A.
Anthropology	B.A., M.A.3, Ph.D.
Applied Ecology	B.S.
Art History	B.A.
Arts and Humanities	B.A.
Asian American Studies	B.A.
Biochemistry and Molecular Biology		B.S.
Biological Sciences	B.S., M.S.2, Ph.D.
Biomedical Engineering	B.S., M.S., Ph.D.
Biomedical Engineering: Premedical		B.S.
Business Administration	M.B.A.
Chemical and Biochemical Engineering		M.S., Ph.D.
Chemical Engineering	B.S.
Chemistry	B.S., M.S.3, 4, Ph.D.
Chicano/Latino Studies	B.A.
Chinese Language and Literature	B.A.
Civil Engineering	B.S., M.S., Ph.D.
Classical Civilization	B.A.
Classics	B.A., M.A.3, Ph.D.5
Comparative Literature	B.A., M.A.3, Ph.D.
Computer Engineering	B.S.
Computer Science	B.S.
Computer Science and Engineering		B.S.
Criminology, Law and Society	B.A., M.A.S., Ph.D.
Dance	B.A., B.F.A., M.F.A.
Drama	B.A., M.F.A.
Drama and Theatre	Ph.D.6
Earth and Environmental Sciences		B.S.
Earth System Science	M.S.3, Ph.D.
East Asian Cultures	B.A.
East Asian Languages and Literatures		M.A.3, Ph.D.
Economics	B.A., M.A.3, Ph.D.
Education	Credential Programs
Educational Administration	Ed.D.7
Electrical and Computer Engineering		M.S., Ph.D.
Electrical Engineering	B.S.
Elementary and Secondary Education		M.A.T.
Engineering	B.S., M.S., Ph.D.
English	B.A., M.A.3, M.F.A., Ph.D.
Environmental Analysis and Design		B.A.
Environmental Engineering	B.S.
Environmental Health Science and Policy		M.S., Ph.D.
Environmental Toxicology	M.S., Ph.D.
European Studies	B.A.
Film Studies	B.A.
Fine Arts	M.F.A.
French	B.A., M.A.3, Ph.D.
Genetic Counseling	M.S.
German	M.A.3, Ph.D.
German Studies	B.A.
Global Cultures	B.A.
History	B.A., M.A., Ph.D.
Humanities	B.A.
Humanities and Arts	B.A.
Information and Computer Science		B.S., M.S., Ph.D.
International Studies	B.A.
Japanese Language and Literature	B.A.
Linguistics	B.A.8
Literary Journalism	B.A.
Management	Ph.D.
Materials Science and Engineering		M.S., Ph.D.
Materials Science Engineering	B.S.
Mathematics	B.S., M.S.4, Ph.D.
Mechanical and Aerospace Engineering		M.S., Ph.D.
Mechanical Engineering	B.S.
Medicine	M.D.
Music	B.A., B.Mus., M.F.A.
Neurobiology	B.S.
Pharmacology and Toxicology	M.S.3, Ph.D.
Philosophy	B.A., M.A.3, Ph.D.
Physics	B.S., M.S.3, Ph.D.
Planning, Policy, and Design	Ph.D.
Political Science	B.A., Ph.D.
Psychology	B.A., Ph.D.
Psychology and Social Behavior	B.A., Ph.D.
Social Ecology	B.A., M.A., Ph.D.
Social Science	B.A., M.A.9, Ph.D.
Sociology	B.A., M.A.3, Ph.D.
Spanish	B.A., M.A., M.A.T., Ph.D.
Studio Art	B.A., M.F.A.
Transportation Science	M.S., Ph.D.
Urban and Regional Planning	M.U.R.P.
Visual Studies	M.A.3, Ph.D.
Women's Studies	B.A.

¹ Degrees: B.A. = Bachelor of Arts; B.F.A. = Bachelor of Fine Arts; B.S. = Bachelor of Science; B.Mus.= Bachelor of Music; Ed.D. = Doctor of Education; M.A. = Master of Arts; M.A.S. = Master of Advanced Study; M.A.T. = Master of Arts in Teaching; M.F.A. = Master of Fine Arts; M.S. = Master of Science; M.B.A. = Master of Business Administration; M.D. = Doctor of Medicine; M.U.R.P. = Master of Urban and Regional Planning; Ph.D. = Doctor of Philosophy. Titles of degrees may not correspond exactly with specific fields of study offered; see the Index and the academic unit sections for information.

² Emphasis at the graduate level is on study leading to the Ph.D. degree; the M.S. degree may be awarded to Ph.D. students after fulfillment of the appropriate requirements. However, students may apply directly to the M.S. concentration in Biotechnology.

³ Emphasis at the graduate level is on study leading to the Ph.D. degree; the master's degree may be awarded to Ph.D. students after fulfillment of the appropriate requirements.

⁴ In addition to the regular M.S. degree program, a program coordinated with the Department of Education leads to an M.S. degree and a Teaching Credential.

⁵ UCI, UCR, and UCSD joint program.

⁶ UCI and UCSD joint program.

⁷ UCI and UCLA joint program.

⁸ Admission to this program is not available in 2004­05.

⁹ Emphasis at the graduate level is on study leading to the Ph.D. degree; the M.A. degree may be awarded to Ph.D. students after fulfillment of the appropriate requirements. However, students may apply directly to the M.A. program in Social Science with a concentration in Demographic and Social Analysis; the M.A. program in Social Science with a concentration in Mathematical Behavioral Sciences is also available to applicants who are in a Ph.D. program at another institution.

NOTE: Although UCI is authorized to grant the following degrees, admission to these programs is not available: Arts Interdisciplinary, B.A.; Business Administration, M.B.P.A.; Comparative Culture, B.A., M.A., M.A.T., Ph.D.; Educational Technology Leadership, M.A.; Geography, B.A.; Health Psychology, Ph.D.; Human Development, Ph.D.; Public Administration, M.B.P.A., M.P.A.; Radiological Sciences, M.S., Ph.D.; Russian, B.A.; Urban and Regional Planning, Ph.D.

UNDERGRADUATE MAJORS, MINORS, AND ASSOCIATED AREAS OF STUDY

Students are urged to become informed of and understand all requirements concerning their intended majors, minors, and associated areas of study. Special restrictions apply to some majors and minors; for example, some minors require formal application or declaration by students, others may be completed without such formalities. Information about the programs listed below may be found in the academic unit sections of the Catalogue.

Undergraduate majors are offered in all of the bachelor's degree programs on the list of degree titles; the degree programs are referred to as majors in the following list. In association with these majors, UCI offers a number of minors, concentrations, specializations, and emphases.

A minor consists of a coordinated set of courses (seven or more) which together take a student well beyond the introductory level in an academic field, subject matter, and/or discipline but which are not sufficient to constitute a major. An interdisciplinary minor consists of courses offered by two or more schools or programs. All minors, including interdisciplinary minors, are available to all students regardless of their major, with the exception that students may not minor in their major. Minors are listed on a student's transcript but not on the baccalaureate diploma.

A concentration is a program of interdisciplinary study consisting of courses offered by two or more schools or programs. Concentrations are similar to minors in that they require fewer units of work than majors do, and the area of concentration appears on the student's transcript but not on the baccalaureate diploma. Concentrations are taken in combination with a major in one of the schools or programs offering the concentration.

A specialization is a program of study which enables students to focus on courses in a particular field within a major. The area of specialization pursued appears on the student's transcript but not on the baccalaureate diploma.

An emphasis is a program of study within a major which emphasizes a specific area of the discipline. Emphases usually have a defined course of study and are not listed on the transcript nor on the baccalaureate diploma.

Honors programs for qualified upper-division students are available within the following majors: Anthropology; Applied Ecology; Biochemistry and Molecular Biology; Biological Sciences; Chemistry; Chicano/Latino Studies; Criminology, Law and Society; Drama; Economics; Environmental Analysis and Design; Information and Computer Science; International Studies; Linguistics; Mathematics; Neurobiology; Physics; Political Science; Psychology; Psychology and Social Behavior; Social Sciences; and Sociology. Additionally, the Humanities Honors Program is open to qualified upper-division students regardless of major, and the Campuswide Honors Program is available to selected high-achieving students in all majors from their freshman through senior years. Excellence in Research Programs are available to Biological Sciences, Engineering, and Psychology majors.

CLAIRE TREVOR SCHOOL OF THE ARTS
Majors:
	Arts and Humanities
	Dance
		Specializations (B.F.A. only):
			Choreography
			Performance
	Drama
	Music
		Emphases (B.A. only):
			Analysis
			History
			Jazz
			Performance
		Specializations (B. Mus. only):
			Bassoon
			Clarinet
			Composition
			Contrabass
			Flute
			French Horn
			Harp
			Jazz Instrumental
			Lute and Guitar
			Oboe
			Percussion
			Piano
			Saxophone
			Trombone
			Trumpet
			Tuba
			Viola
			Violin
			Violoncello
			Voice
		Special String Performance
	Studio Art
Minors:
	Digital Arts
	Drama
	Studio Art
Concentration:
Medieval Studies (in combination with any major in the Claire Trevor School of the Arts or the School of Humanities)
SCHOOL OF BIOLOGICAL SCIENCES
Majors:
	Biochemistry and Molecular Biology
	Biological Sciences
		Specializations:
			Cell Biology
			Developmental Biology
			Ecology
			Evolution
			Microbiology
			Molecular Biology and Biochemistry
			Neurosciences
			Physiology
			Plant Sciences
	Neurobiology
Applied Ecology (offered jointly with the School of Social Ecology)
Minor: Biological Sciences
DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION
Minor: Educational Studies
THE HENRY SAMUELI SCHOOL OF ENGINEERING
Majors:
	Aerospace Engineering
	Biomedical Engineering
	Biomedical Engineering: Premedical
	Chemical Engineering
		Specializations:
			Biochemical Engineering
			Environmental Engineering
			Materials Science
	Civil Engineering
		Concentrations:
			Computer Applications
			Engineering Management
			Infrastructure Planning
			Mathematical Methods
		Specializations:
			General Civil Engineering
			Environmental Engineering
			Structural Engineering
			Transportation Information and Control Systems
			Water Resource Engineering
	Computer Engineering
Computer Science and Engineering (offered jointly with the School of Information and Computer Science)
		Tracks:
			Algorithms
			Artificial Intelligence
			Embedded Systems
			Parallel Computing
	Electrical Engineering
		Specializations:
			Electro-optics and Solid-State Devices
			Power Electronics and Power Systems
			Systems and Signal Processing
	Engineering
	Environmental Engineering
	Materials Science Engineering
	Mechanical Engineering
		Specializations:
			Aerospace Engineering
			Computers in Engineering Design
			Energy Systems
			Environmental Engineering
			Flow Physics
			Materials Science and Engineering
			Mechanical Systems
			Propulsion Systems
Minor: Biomedical Engineering
SCHOOL OF HUMANITIES
Majors:
	African-American Studies
	Art History
	Asian American Studies
	Chinese Language and Literature
	Classical Civilization
	Classics
		Emphases:
			Greek
			Latin
			Linguistics
	Comparative Literature
	East Asian Cultures
	English
		Emphases:
			Literary Criticism
			Writing
	European Studies
		Emphases:
			British Studies
			Early Modern Europe
			Encounters with the Non-European World
			French Studies
			German Studies
			Italian Studies
			Medieval Studies
			The Mediterranean World: Past and Present
			Modern Europe (1789-Present)
			Russian Studies
			Spanish-Portuguese Studies
	Film Studies
	French
	German Studies
	Global Cultures
		Emphases:
			Atlantic Rim
			Hispanic, U.S. Latino/Latina, and Luso-Brazilian Culture
			Locating Africas (Nation, Culture, and Diaspora)
			Locating Asias (Nation, Culture, and Diaspora)
			Locating Europes and European Colonies
			Pacific Rim
			Inter-Area Studies
	History
	Humanities and Arts
	Humanities (Interdisciplinary)
	Japanese Language and Literature
	Literary Journalism
	Philosophy
	Spanish
		Emphases:
			Linguistics
			Literature and Culture
			Teaching Language and Culture
	Women's Studies
Minors:
	African-American Studies
	Art History
	Asian American Studies
	Chinese Language and Literature
	Classical Civilization
	Comparative Literature
	English
	European Studies
	Film Studies
	French
	German Studies
	Global Cultures
	Greek
	History
	Humanities and Law
	Italian Studies
	Japanese Language and Literature
	Latin
	Latin American Studies
	Philosophy
	Portuguese
	Russian Studies
	Spanish
	Women's Studies
Concentration:
Medieval Studies (in combination with any major in the Claire Trevor School of the Arts or the School of Humanities)
SCHOOL OF INFORMATION AND COMPUTER SCIENCE
Majors:
	Computer Science
Computer Science and Engineering (offered jointly with The Henry Samueli School of Engineering)
		Tracks:
			Algorithms
			Artificial Intelligence
			Embedded Systems
			Parallel Computing
	Information and Computer Science
		Specializations:
			Artificial Intelligence
			Computer Systems
			Implementation and Analysis of Algorithms
			Information Systems
			Networks and Distributed Systems
			Software Systems
Minor: Information and Computer Science
INTERDISCIPLINARY STUDIES
Major: Chicano/Latino Studies
Minors:
	Asian Studies
	Chicano/Latino Studies
	Global Sustainability
	History and Philosophy of Science
	Native American Studies
	Religious Studies
GRADUATE SCHOOL OF MANAGEMENT
Minor: Management
3-2 Program: Available to outstanding undergraduates in all majors*
* School of Engineering majors should contact their academic counselor.
SCHOOL OF PHYSICAL SCIENCES
Majors:
	Chemistry
		Concentrations:
			Biochemistry
			Chemistry Education
	Earth and Environmental Sciences
	Mathematics
		Concentration:
			Mathematics for Economics
		Specializations:
			Applied and Computational Mathematics
			Mathematics for High School Teaching
			Statistics
	Physics
		Concentrations:
			Applied Physics
			Biomedical Physics
			Computational Physics
			Philosophy of Physics
			Physics Education
		Specialization:
			Astrophysics
Minors:
	Earth and Atmospheric Sciences
	Mathematics
SCHOOL OF SOCIAL ECOLOGY
Majors:
	Criminology, Law and Society
	Environmental Analysis and Design
	Psychology and Social Behavior
	Social Ecology
Applied Ecology (offered jointly with the School of Biological Sciences)
Minors:
	Criminology, Law and Society
	Environmental Analysis and Design
	Environmental Design
	Epidemiology and Public Health
	Psychology and Social Behavior
	Urban and Regional Planning
SCHOOL OF SOCIAL SCIENCES
Majors:
	Anthropology
	Economics
	International Studies
	Linguistics (Admission is not available in 2004-05.)
	Political Science
	Psychology
	Social Science
		Specializations:
			Multicultural Studies
			Public and Community Service
			Research and Analytical Methods
			Social Sciences for Secondary School Education
	Sociology
Minors:
	Anthropology
	Conflict Resolution
	Linguistics
	Political Science
	Psychology
	Sociology

AREAS OF GRADUATE STUDY

For information about any area of graduate or professional study, including the precise title of the degree conferred, consult the Catalogue's academic unit sections.

Claire Trevor School of the Arts

Accompanying
Acting
Arts, Computation, and Engineering
Choral Conducting
Composition and Technology
Dance
Design and Stage Management
Directing
Drama
Drama and Theatre
Guitar/Lute Performance
Instrumental Performance
Jazz Instrumental/Composition
Orchestral Conducting
Piano Performance
Studio Art
Vocal Performance

School of Biological Sciences

Anatomy and Neurobiology^{1, 2}
Biological Chemistry^{1, 2}
Biological Sciences
Biotechnology
Developmental and Cell Biology²
Ecology and Evolutionary Biology
Microbiology and Molecular Genetics¹, ²
Molecular Biology and Biochemistry²
Neurobiology and Behavior
Physiology and Biophysics¹, ²
Protein Engineering Science³

Department of Education

Educational Administration
Elementary and Secondary Education
Multiple Subject Instruction (elementary)⁴
Single Subject Instruction (secondary)
Bilingual Crosscultural, Language, and Academic Development (BCLAD) Emphasis in Spanish⁴
Preliminary Administrative Services⁴
Professional Clear Administrative Services⁴

The Henry Samueli School of Engineering

Arts, Computation, and Engineering
Biomedical Engineering
Chemical and Biochemical Engineering
Civil Engineering
Computer Graphics and Visualization
Computer Networks and Distributed Computing
Computer Systems and Software
Electrical Engineering
Environmental Engineering
Materials Science and Engineering
Mechanical and Aerospace Engineering
Protein Engineering Science³

School of Humanities

Asian American Studies⁵
Art History⁶
Chicano/Latino Literature
Chinese Language and Literature
Classics
Comparative Literature
Creative Nonfiction
Creative Writing: Poetry or Fiction
Critical Theory
East Asian Cultural Studies
East Asian Languages and Literatures
English and American Literature
Feminist Studies⁷
Film Studies⁶
French
German
Greek
History
Humanities
Japanese Language and Literature
Latin
Philosophy
Spanish
Spanish Literature
Spanish-American Literature
Translation Studies
Visual Studies

School of Information and Computer Science

Artificial Intelligence
Arts, Computation, and Engineering
Computer Algorithms and Data Structures
Computer Software
Computer Systems and Networks
Computer Systems Design
Embedded Systems
Informatics in Biology and Medicine
Information Access and Management
Information and Computer Science
Interactive and Collaborative Technology
Knowledge Discovery in Data
Visual Computing

Interdisciplinary Program

Transportation Science

Graduate School of Management

Business Administration
Management

School of Physical Sciences

Chemical and Materials Physics
Chemistry
Earth System Science
Mathematics
Physics
Protein Engineering Science³

School of Social Ecology

Criminology, Law and Society
Demographic and Social Analysis
Environmental Analysis and Design
Environmental Health Science and Policy
Planning, Policy, and Design
Psychology and Social Behavior
Social Ecology
Urban and Regional Planning

School of Social Sciences

Anthropology
Cognitive Sciences
Demographic and Social Analysis
Economics
Linguistics (Not accepting applicants.)
Logic and Philosophy of Science
Mathematical Behavioral Sciences
Political Psychology
Political Science
Psychology
Public Choice
Social Networks
Social Science
Sociology
Transportation Economics
Transportation Science

College of Medicine

Anatomy and Neurobiology^{1, 2}
Biological Chemistry^{1, 2}
Environmental Toxicology
Genetic Counseling
Medical Residency Programs
Medical Scientist Program (M.D./Ph.D.)
Medicine
Medicine/Business Administration⁸
Microbiology and Molecular Genetics^{1, 2}
Pharmacology and Toxicology
Physiology and Biophysics^{1, 2}

¹ School of Biological Sciences and College of Medicine joint program.

² Combined program in Molecular Biology, Genetics, and Biochemistry.

³ Available in conjunction with the Ph.D. programs in Biological Sciences, Chemistry, and Engineering.

⁴ Credential program.

⁵ Available in conjunction with selected graduate programs. Contact Asian American Studies for information.

⁶ Graduate program in Visual Studies.

⁷ Available in conjunction with selected graduate programs. See the Women's Studies section of the Catalogue for information.

⁸ College of Medicine and Graduate School of Management program.