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CATALOG 2010-2011 Graduate Information

Major: BiologyDegree: Master of Arts

Core Requirements (36 credits)Grades of "B" or better are required in all graduate courses. Students must apply to graduate by the published deadline during their final semester.

SELECT 36 HRS FROM THE LIST BELOW:

BCH 6876C Membrane BiologyBOT 5186C Advanced Marine BotanyBSC 5075C Advanced PhysiologyBSC 5905 Directed Independent Study: BiologyBSC 5936 ST: BiologyBSC 5872 Advanced Biological PharmacologyBSC 5930 Biology SeminarBSC 6931 Advanced Readings in BiologyBSC 6971 Graduate Thesis DefenseBSC 6972 Graduate Thesis ResearchMCB 5024C Advanced Molecular Biology TechniquesMCB 6175C Integrative MicroscopyPCB 5235 Cellular ImmunologyPCB 6314C Marine EcologyPCB 5525 Molecular GeneticsPCB 5675 Advanced EvolutionPCB 5845 Cellular & Molecular NeurosciencePCB 6480 Quantitative EcologyPCB 6236 Advanced Cancer BiologyPCB 6335C Estuarine EcologyPCB 6446 Ecology of WetlandsPCB 6447 Community EcologyPCB 6685 Population GeneticsPCB 6307C Freshwater EcologyZOO 5235C Advanced ParasitologyZOO 5455C Advanced IchthyologyZOO 5463C Advanced HerpetologyZOO 5717C Canine AnatomyZOO 5754C Advanced HistologyZOO 5209C Advanced Coastal Invertebrate Biology

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Major: HistoryConcentration: US History with ThesisDegree: Master of Arts

Prerequisites (3 credits)HIS3051 3 G(W)Craft Of The Historian

Major Requirements (30 credits)Only one section of HIS 6946 (Internship in History) will be permitted for the thesisprogram. Internships will not substitute for seminars. After course requirements havebeen completed students will enroll in thesis research until the thesis is completed. Students under the thesis option will have 2 years following the completion of theircourse work to write and defend their thesis. Students who have not finished the thesis 2 years after completion of course work willbe required to transfer to the non-thesis option and will have the third year for theadditional course work and comprehensive exam. The thesis advisor, always a historian, will be selected by the student in consultationwith the graduate coordinator once two 6000 level seminars have been completed. Designation of official manuscript/footnote for thesis, and non-thesis papers: "ChicagoManual of Style," using footnotes rather than endnotes. An oral defense will be scheduled after the thesis has been approved by the committee.Committee members will conduct the defense, which may be attended by any memberof the graduate faculty. After the defense, the student is responsible for fulfilling theuniversity's requirements regarding the binding of the thesis and its delivery to the UNF library.All students must apply for graduation during registration for the last semester ofcourses at UNF. Deadlines are published online.

SELECT 3 Readings Seminars (9 hrs)

AMH 6905 Readings in Am History IAMH 6907 Readings in Am History IIEUH 6905 Readings in Eur History I OR EUH 6906 Readings in Eur History II

SELECT A 2 Amer Hist Res Sems (6 hrs)6000 LevelAMHHIS with permission of Graduate Program Director

SELECT B 1 Hist Research Sem (3 hrs)6000 LevelEUH/AMH/LAH/ASH/AFH/HIS

SELECT C 4 History Courses (12 hrs)5000/6000 LevelEUH/AMH/LAH/ASH/AFH/HIS

HIS6971 1-6 Thesis Research

At least 6 hours and no more than 15 hours required in HIS 6971. Continual enrollment (summer exempted) required.




Major: BiologyDegree: Master of Science

PrerequisitesGrades of 'B' or above required in all courses.

CHM2210 3 Organic Chemistry ICHM2210L 1 Organic Chemistry I LaboratoryCHM2211 3 Organic Chemistry IICHM2211L 1 Organic Chemistry II LabMAC2241 4 G(M)Calculus for BiologyPCB3043C 4 Principles of EcologyPCB3063C 4 GeneticsSTA2014 3 G(M)Elem Statistics-Health/SS

SELECT 10 HRS OF BIOLOGY ELECTIVESBCH, BOT, BSC, MCB, PCB, ZOO

Core Requirements (33 credits)Grades of "B" or better are required in all graduate courses. Students must apply to graduate by the published deadline during their final semester.

SELECT 33 HRS FROM THE LIST BELOW:

BOT 5186C Advanced Marine BotanyBCH 6876C Membrane BiologyBSC 5099C Advanced PhysiologyBSC 5905 Directed Independent Study: BiologyBSC 5936 ST: BiologyBSC 5872 Advanced Biological PharmacologyBSC 5930 Biology SeminarBSC 6098C Environmental PhysiologyBSC 6931 Advanced Readings in BiologyBSC 6971 Graduate Thesis DefenseBSC 6972 Graduate Thesis ResearchMCB 5024C Advanced Molecular Biology TechniquesMCB 6175C Integrative MicroscopyPCB 5235 Cellular ImmunologyPCB 6314C Marine EcologyPCB 5525 Molecular GeneticsPCB 5675 Advanced EvolutionPCB 5845 Cellular & Molecular NeurosciencePCB 6236 Advanced Cancer BiologyPCB 6335C Estuarine EcologyPCB 6446 Ecology of WetlandsPCB 6447 Community EcologyPCB 6685 Population GeneticsPCB 6480 Quantitative EcologyPCB 6307C Freshwater EcologyZOO 5235C Advanced ParasitologyZOO 5455C Advanced IchthyologyZOO 5463C Advanced HerpetologyZOO 5717C Canine Anatomy

ZOO 5754C Advanced HistologyZOO 5209C Advanced Coastal Invertebrate Biology

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Major: Mathematical ScienceConcentration: MathematicsDegree: Master of Science

Prerequisites (33 credits)MAC2311 4 G(M) Calculus IMAC2312 4 G(M) Calculus IIMAC2313 4 G(M) Calculus IIIMAS3105 4 G(M) Linear AlgebraMAA4211 4 G(M) Advanced Calculus IMAA4212 3 G(M) Advanced Calculus IIMAP2302 3 G(M)Ordinary Differ EquationsSTA4321 4 G(M)Probability and StatisticsCOP2220 3 Computer Science I

Or an equivalent scientific programming course.

Major Requirements (18 credits)Students must apply to graduate by the published deadline during their final semester. Grades of B or better are required in all graduate courses. A minimum of 32 semester hours are required for the degree.

MAS6107 3 Advanced Linear AlgebraSTA6446 3 ProbabilitySTA6166 3 Statistical Methods ISTA6326 3 Mathematical Statistics IMAD6405 3 Numerical AnalysisMAP6385 3 Scientific Computing

Major Electives (14 credits)In one of the concentrations (to be selected in consultation with the graduate advisor).May include no more than 6 semester hours of thesis.

SELECT 14 HOURS FROM THE FOLLOWING:

MAA 6417 Complex AnalysisMAA 6938 Topics in Applied AnalysisMAP 6336 Ordinary Differential EquationsMAP 6345 Partial Differential EquationsMAP 6605 Topics in Financial MathematicsMAP 6932 Topics in OptimizationMAS 6311 Abstract AlgebraMAS 6933 Topics in AlgebraMAS 6938 Topics in Applied AlgebraMAT 5932 ST: Mathematical ScienceMAT 6908 Directed Individual StudyMAT 6933 ST: MathematicsMAT 6938 Seminar in MathematicsMAT 6971 ThesisSTA 6666 Statistical Quality Control




Major: Criminal JusticeDegree: MS in Criminal Justice

Prerequisites (6 credits)Prerequisites must be completed within the first 9 hours of graduate course work.

CCJ3014 3 Criminological TheorySELECT 1 FROM THE FOLLOWING*:

SYA 3300 Logic of InquirySTA 2014 Elementary Statistics for Health and Social Sciences

* Taking both is strongly recommended.

Corequisites (3 credits)CJL5120 3 Crim Law In Crim Just Systems

Major Requirements (18 credits)CCJ6059 3 Advanced Criminological TheoryCJE6209 3 Law/Deviance/Social ControlCCJ6705 3 Adv Methds Criminological RschCCJ6706 3 Quantitative Research MethodsCCJ6709 3 Qualitative Research MethodsCCJ6053 3 Criminal Justice Systems

Major Electives (12 credits)SELECT 4 FROM THE FOLLOWING:

CCJ 5692 Women & CrimeCJE 6268 Minorities & CrimeCCJ 5646 Organized CrimeCCJ 5743 Graduate Supervised Research Experience in CriminalJusticeCCJ 5684 Family ViolenceCJL 5120 Criminal Law & Procedure in the Criminal Justice SystemCJC 5020 History & Philosophy of CorrectionsCJC 5420 Counseling Applications in Criminal JusticeCCJ 5346 Crisis Intervention & Collective BehaviorCCJ 5456 Criminal Justice Administration Theory & PracticeCCJ 5475 Criminal Justice Planning & EvaluationCJJ 5586 Working with Juveniles & Youthful OffendersCCJ 5635 Comparative Criminal Justice SystemsCCJ 5665 VictimologyCCJ 5668 Elite CrimeCCJ 6705 Advanced Methods of Criminological ResearchCCJ 6906 Directed Independent StudyCCJ 5930 Issues in Modern Criminal JusticeCCJ 5934 ST: Criminal JusticeSYP 6668 Analysis of Subcultural Perspectives

Exit Requirement (6 credits)SELECT THESIS OR NON-THESIS OPTION

A. Thesis Option (must take 6 hours)

CCJ 6974 Thesis/Demonstration Project Or B. Non-thesis Option Requires written comprehensive exam and two additional graduatecourses by special exception and permission of graduate coordinatoronly.

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Major: Mathematical ScienceConcentration: StatisticsDegree: Master of Science

Prerequisites (31 credits)MAC2311 4 G(M) Calculus IMAC2312 4 G(M) Calculus IIMAC2313 4 G(M) Calculus IIIMAS3105 4 G(M) Linear AlgebraMAA4211 4 G(M) Advanced Calculus ISTA3163 4 G(M)Statistical Methods ISTA4321 4 G(M)Probability and StatisticsCOP2220 3 Computer Science I

Or an equivalent scientific programming course.

Major Requirements (18 credits)Students must apply to graduate by the published deadline during their final semester. Grades of B or better are required in all graduate courses. A minimum of 32 semester hours are required for the degree.

MAS6107 3 Advanced Linear AlgebraSTA6446 3 ProbabilitySTA6166 3 Statistical Methods ISTA6326 3 Mathematical Statistics IMAD6405 3 Numerical AnalysisSTA6106 3 Computer-Intensive in Stats

Major Electives (14 credits)Select one concentration (in consultation with the graduate advisor). May include nomore than 6 semester hours of thesis.

SELECT 14 HOURS FROM THE FOLLOWING:

MAP 6605 Topics in Financial MathematicsSTA 6167 Statistical Methods IISTA 6205 Design of ExperimentsSTA 6226 SamplingSTA 6505 Categorical Data AnalysisSTA 6666 Statistical Quality ControlSTA 6707 Multivariate MethodsSTA 6XXX Mathematical Statistics IISTA 6908 Directed Individual StudySTA 6932 ST: StatisticsSTA 6938 Seminar in StatisticsSTA 6940 Statistical ConsultingSTA 6971 Thesis




Major: EnglishConcentration: Composition and RhetoricDegree: Master of Arts

PrerequisitesCourses must have sufficiently high grades.

SELECT 18 HRS (3000/4000) FROM:AML / ENL / CRW / LIT / ENG

Major Requirements (6 credits)A minimum of 33 semester hours are required for the degree. All students must apply for graduation during registration for the last semester ofcourses at UNF. Deadlines are available online.

LIT6246 3 Major AuthorsSELECT 1 FROM THE FOLLOWING:

ENG 6018 History of Literary Criticism & TheoryENG 6019 Contemporary Literary Criticism & Theory

Major Electives (27 credits)2 courses must be before 1800 & 2 courses must be after 1800. A maximum of 12 semester hours (4 courses only) at the 5000 level, all other coursesmust be taken at the 6000 level.

SELECT 2 BRITISH LIT (5000/6000)ENL

SELECT 2 AMERICAN LIT (5000/6000)AML

ENC6333 The Subject of CompositionENC6706 3 Gram/Rhet of Sent and ParaENC6720 3 Problems in CompENC6942 3 Teach Prac:Writing ClassroomSELECT 1 FROM THE FOLLOWING:

AML 6455 Studies in American LiteratureCRW 6025 ST: Creative WritingCRW 6130 Fiction WorkshopCRW 6331 Poetry WorkshopENG 6138 Studies in FilmENL 6455 Studies in British LiteratureLIT 5934 Topics in LiteratureLIT 6017 Studies in FictionLIT 6037 Studies in PoetryLIT 6047 Studies in DramaLIT 6654 Comparative & World LiteratureLIT 6905 Directed Independent StudyLIT 6934 ST: LiteratureLIT 6941 Practicum: Teaching Literature




Major: Practical Phi & Applied EthicsDegree: Master of Arts

PrerequisitesWhile students entering in the M.A. Program are not required to have a B.A. inphilosophy, they are expected to have completed at least one undergraduate course ineach of the following areas: logic, history of philosophy, and theoretical philosophy. Entering students who have not met this requirement will be expected to take coursesin these areas on remedial basis, which may involve up to nine credit hours ofadditional course work.

One course in logicOne course in history of philosophyOne course in theoretical philosophy

PREREQS .

Major Requirements (18 credits)Grades of B or above are required in all graduate courses.

PHI6937 3 Proseminar I: Pract PhilosophyPHI6938 3 Proseminar II: Applied EthicsPHI5605 3 EthicsSELECT 1 INTRO ETHICAL ISSUES

PHI 5627 Ethics Sex GenderPHI 5628 Business EthicsPHI 5634 BioethicsPHI 5668 Ethics East WestPHI 5675 Moral ConflictPHI 5691 Environmental EthicsPHI 5886 Ethics and LitPHI 6125 Ancient Greek EthicsPHI 6676 Lies & Self-DeceptionPHI 6907 Directed Independent StudyPHM 5366 Global JusticePHM 5056 Death and Dying

SELECT 1 PRACTICAL PHILOSOPHY

PHH 5505 19th Century PhilosophyPHM 5105 Social PhilosophyPHM 5305 Political PhilosophyPHM 5365 Philosophy of DemocracyPHM 5405 Philosophy of LawPHM 6345 Contemporary Political PhilosophyPHI 5808 AestheticsPHI 6225 Philosophy of LanguagePHI 6405 Philosophy of SciencePHI 6425 Philosophy of the Social SciencesPHI 6458 Philosophy of PsychiatryPHI 6907 Directed Independent StudyPHP 5794 Pragmatism

SELECT 1 ELECTIVE COURSE

PHI PHH PHM PHP

Capstone Experience (15 credits)Grades of B or better are required in all graduate courses. a minimum of 33 hours is required for the degree. all students must apply for graduation during registration for the last semester ofcourses at UNF.

SELECT INTERNSHIP OR THESISOption 1: 6 hours of internship plus 9 hours in specialized graduate courses.

PHI 6942 Internship in Applied EthicsPHI 6942 Internship in Applied EthicsPHI Option 2: 9 hours of thesis research/writing plus 6 hours in specializedgraduate courses.PHI 6971 Thesis Selected specialized graduate coursesPHI 6936 Advanced Selected TopicsPHI 5934 Selected Topics Topics may include, but are not limited to, themes in ancient ethics,contemporary ethical theory, educational ethics, interculturalphilosophy, theories of rationality, philosophy of psychiatry, philosophyof culture, philosophy of globalization, mental health ethics, and issuesin biomedical or business ethics.

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Major: EnglishConcentration: Creative WritingDegree: Master of Arts


SELECT 18 HRS (3000/4000) FROM:

AML / ENL / CRW / LIT / ENG





SELECT 2 BRITISH LIT (5000/6000)

ENL

SELECT 2 AMERICAN LIT (5000/6000)

AML

SELECT 5 FROM THE FOLLOWING:

AML 6455 Studies in American LiteratureCRW 6025 ST: Creative WritingCRW 6130 Fiction WorkshopCRW 6331 Poetry WorkshopENC 6700 Theory of CompositionENG 6138 Studies in FilmENG 6941 DIS: Practicum: Teaching CompositionENL 6455 Studies in British LiteratureLIT 5934 Topics in LiteratureLIT 6017 Studies in FictionLIT 6037 Studies in PoetryLIT 6047 Studies in DramaLIT 6654 Comparative & World LiteratureLIT 6905 Directed Independent StudyLIT 6934 ST: LiteratureLIT 6941 Practicum: Teaching Literature

ENG6966 1 M.A. ExamReading list - M.A. Examination (pass/fail)

ENG6971 3 ThesisProgram Option

Capstone Experience (3 credits)ENG6971 3 Thesis

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Major: Public AdministrationConcentration: General AdministrationDegree: Master of Public Admin.

Prerequisites (3 credits)One undergraduate course in American Government or American Political System.

POS2041 3 Intro to American Government

Core Requirements (27 credits)Each student is required to defend a research paper written in conjunction with the twocourse capstone sequence, PAD 6706 & PAD 6066. NOTE: PAD 5700 is a prerequisite for PAD 6706, PAD 6066, and PUP 6007. PAD 6706is a prerequisite for PAD 6066. Students from the UNF undergraduate MPA fast track program who have successfullymet the admission requirements of the MPA program are not required to take PAD6060. They must take the remainder of the MPA core but are further required to takeonly 3 electives, for a total of 33 hours of graduate course work. Grades of B or above are required in at least 8 of the 9 required core courses in orderto graduate in the program. If a student does not complete the capstone project by the end of the term in which theytook PAD 6066, then the student must register for PAD 6900 Directed IndependentStudy for one credit hour with their capstone committee chair each semester (summersessions excepted) until the project is complete.

PAD5700 3 Public Admin Research MethodsPAD6706 3 Research DesignPAD6060 3 Public Admin in Modern SocietyPAD6066 3 Capstone Seminar

Prereq: requires permission of MPA director

PAD6106 3 Admin Behavior in Public OrgPAD6227 3 Government Budget and FinancePAD6417 3 Human Res in Public/NP MgmtPAD6436 3 Ethics for AdministratorsSELECT 1 FROM THE FOLLOWING:

PUP 6006 Program Evaluation for Public & Nonprofit ManagementPUP 6007 Policy Analysis

Major Electives (15 credits)Select 5 general administration courses approved by the MPA director. These willnormally be departmental courses but in special circumstances, graduate courses inother university programs may be acceptable. -or-If a student is designated as a pre-professional student, an internship may be required.The internship course will count as one of the five required elective courses.Designation will be made by the MPA director, in consultation with the MPA steeringcommittee. Students may select courses in graduate programs other than the MPA program withthe approval of the MPA director. MPA students must meet the minimum graduation requirements for master's degreestudents at the university.

All students must apply for graduation during registration for the last semester ofcourses in the program. Deadlines are published online.


INR 6079 Terrorism & Public SafetyPAD 5385 Public Policy Formation & ImplementationPAD 5605 Administrative LawPAD 6021 Case Studies in Public AdministrationPAD 6053 Issues in Public ManagementPAD 6207 Municipal Finance AdministrationPAD 6447 Managing Diversity in Public & Nonprofit OrganizationsPAD 6612 Regulatory AdministrationPAD 6807 Urban AdministrationPAD 6900 Directed Independent StudyPAD 6934 ST: Public AdministrationPAD 6946 Internship in Public AdministrationPOS 6095 Intergovernmental RelationsPOS 6158 Politics & Policy in Local GovernmentURP 6058 Urban & Regional Planning

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Major: EnglishDegree: Master of Arts


SELECT 18 HRS (3000/4000) FROM:

AML / ENL / CRW / LIT / ENG





SELECT 2 BRITISH LIT (5000/6000)

ENL

SELECT 2 AMERICAN LIT (5000/6000)

AML


AML 6455 Studies in American LiteratureCRW 6025 ST: Creative WritingCRW 6130 Fiction WorkshopCRW 6331 Poetry WorkshopENC 6700 Theory of CompositionENG 6138 Studies in FilmENG 6941 DIS: Practicum: Teaching CompositionENL 6455 Studies in British LiteratureLIT 5934 Topics in LiteratureLIT 6017 Studies in FictionLIT 6037 Studies in PoetryLIT 6047 Studies in DramaLIT 6654 Comparative & World LiteratureLIT 6905 Directed Independent StudyLIT 6934 ST: LiteratureLIT 6941 Practicum: Teaching Literature




Major: Public AdministrationConcentration: Health AdministrationDegree: Master of Public Admin.








Major Requirements (15 credits)Students choosing the Health Administration track may not select any additionalcourses in graduate programs other than the MPA program. Students selecting thisoption must meet the prerequisites or other requirements of the Brooks College ofHealth and the Health Administration program. MPA students must meet the minimum graduation requirements for masters degreestudents at the university. All students must apply for graduation during registration for the last semester ofcourses in the program. Deadlines are published online.


HSA 5177 Health Care FinanceHSA 6116 Health Organization & Delivery

HSA 6126 Managed Health CareHSA 6435 Health EconomicsHSA 6758 Quality Management in Health CareHSA 6905 Health Policy

SELECT 1 FROM THE FOLLOWING:Select 1 general administration courses approved by the MPA director. Thesewill normally be departmental courses but in special circumstances, graduatecourses in other university programs may be acceptable. -or-If a student is designated as a pre-professional student, an internship may berequired. The internship course will count as one of the five required electivecourses. Designation will be made by the MPA director, in consultation withthe MPA steering committee.


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Major: General PsychologyDegree: Master of Arts

Prerequisites (12 credits)SELECT 1 RESEARCH METHODS/STATISTICS

PSY 3214 Psychology Research MethodsPSY 3213L Research Methods LabSTA 2014 Elementary Statistics

SELECT 1 EXPERIMENTAL COURSE

EAB 3013C Experimental Analysis Behavior/LabEXP 3461C Human Learning & PerformanceEXP 3680C Experimental Cognitive PsychologyPSY 4302C Psychological TestingSOP 3214C Experimental Social PsychologyEXP 3703C Computer Applications in Psychological Research


CLP 4143 Psychology of Abnormal BehaviorDEP 3054 Lifespan Development PsychologyEXP 3604 Cognitive PsychologyPPE 4003 Personality TheoriesPSB 3002 PsychobiologySOP 3004 Social Psychology

Major Requirements (39 credits)Grades of B or above are required in all courses. A minimum of 37 semester hours are required for the degree (in addition to any necessary prerequisites).All students must apply for graduation during registration for the last semester ofcourses at UNF. Deadlines are published online. The record of any student who receives a grade of C or lower will be referredautomatically to the graduate coordinator for review of the desirability of the student'scontinuation in the program.

DEP6055 3 Human DevelopmentEXP6506 3 Learning and CognitionPPE6466 3 Advanced Personality TheoriesPSY6217 4 Research Design and AnalysisSOP6069 3 Advanced Social PsychologyPSY6910 3 Supervised Research

Take Twice

PSY6937 1 Collqum in Psychological RsrchTake Twice

PSY6971 3 Thesis APSY6972 1 -6 Thesis BSTA5126 3 Stat Methods/Social SciencesPSY6932 3 St:Psychological Sci SeminarPSB6031 3 Advanced Biopsychology




Major: Public AdministrationConcentration: Local Government Policy & AdmDegree: Master of Public Admin.








Major Requirements (15 credits)Students may also select as electives any course in an area of concentration other thantheir own with the approval of the MPA director and MPA steering committee. MPA students must meet the minimum graduation requirements for masters degreestudents at the university. All students must apply for graduation during registration for the last semester ofcourses in the program. Deadlines are published online.


PAD 5385 Public Policy Formation & ImplementationPAD 6207 Municipal Finance AdministrationPAD 6807 Urban AdministrationPOS 6095 Intergovernmental Relations

URP 6058 Urban & Regional Planning

SELECT 1 FROM THE FOLLOWING:Select 1 general administration courses approved by the MPA director. Thesewill normally be departmental courses but in special circumstances, graduatecourses in other university programs may be acceptable. -or-If a student is designated as a pre-professional student, an internship may berequired. The internship course will count as one of the five required electivecourses. Designation will be made by the MPA director, in consultation withthe MPA steering committee.


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Major: HistoryConcentration: European History (Non-Thesis)Degree: Master of Arts


Major Requirements (36 credits)A maximum of 9 hrs of HIS 6905 (Directed Independent Study) and/or HIS 6946(Internship in History) is permitted for the non-thesis option. Independent Studies andInternships may not substitute for required Readings Courses or Research Seminars. Students must consult with the Graduate Program Director to schedule an oralexamination in the spring or fall semester immediately prior to their graduation. Inadvance of the examination, each student will submit one of the 20-40 page researchpapers written for a Research Seminar (subsequently revised if they choose) to acommittee of three faculty members, at least one of whom will be in student's field. Thecommittee will review the paper and will examine the student on the paper's historicaland historiographic context. All students must apply for graduation during registration for the last semester ofcourses at UNF. Deadlines are published online.


EUH 6905 Readings in Eur History IEUH 6906 Readings in Eur History IIAMH 6905 Readings in Am History I OR AMH 6907 Readings in AmHistory II

SELECT A 2 Euro Hist Res Sems (6 hrs)

6000 levelEUHHIS with permission of Graduate Program Director

SELECT B 1 Hist Research Sem (3 hrs)

6000 levelEUH/AMH/LAH/ASH/AFH/HIS

SELECT C 2 History Courses (6 hrs)

6000 level

EUH/AMH/LAH/ASH/AFH/HIS

SELECT D 4 History Courses (12 hrs)

5000/6000 level

EUH/AMH/LAH/ASH/AFH/HIS

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Major: Public AdministrationConcentration: National SecurityDegree: Master of Public Admin.






Major Requirements

Students may select courses in graduate programs other than the MPA program withthe approval of the MPA director. MPA students must meet the minimum graduation requirements for master's degreestudents at the university. All students must apply for graduation during registration for the last semester ofcourses in the program. Deadlines are published online.

SELECT FROM THE FOLLOWING:National security policy & administration track students must transfer 9-15hours from the Naval War College nonresidential seminar program in order tomeet the 42 hour MPA graduation requirement.

Select any two following courses if 9 hours are transferred from the Naval WarCollege.

Select any one of the following courses if 12 hours are transferred from theNaval War College.

PAD 5385 Public Policy Formation & ImplementationPAD 5605 Administrative LawPAD 6021 Case Studies in Public AdministrationPAD 6053 Issues in Public ManagementPAD 6207 Municipal Finance AdministrationPAD 6447 Managing Diversity in Public & Nonprofit OrganizationsPAD 6612 Regulatory AdministrationPAD 6807 Urban AdministrationPAD 6900 Directed Independent StudyPAD 6934 ST: Public AdministrationPAD 6946 Internship in Public AdministrationPOS 6095 Intergovernmental RelationsPOS 6158 Politics & Policy in Local GovernmentURP 6058 Urban & Regional Planning

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Major: HistoryConcentration: European History with ThesisDegree: Master of Arts


Major Requirements (36 credits)Only one section of HIS 6946 (Internship in History) will be permitted for the thesisprogram. Internships will not substitute for seminars. After course requirements havebeen completed students will enroll in thesis research until the thesis is completed. Students under the thesis option will have 2 years following the completion of theircourse work to write and defend their thesis. Students who have not finished the thesis 2 years after completion of course work willbe required to transfer to the non-thesis option and will have the third year for theadditional course work and comprehensive exam. The thesis advisor, always a historian, will be selected by the student in consultationwith the graduate coordinator once two 6000 level seminars have been completed. Designation of official manuscript/footnote for thesis, and non-thesis papers: "ChicagoManual of Style," using footnotes rather than endnotes. An oral defense will be scheduled after the thesis has been approved by the committee.Committee members will conduct the defense, which may be attended by any memberof the graduate faculty. After the defense, the student is responsible for fulfilling theuniversity's requirements regarding the binding of the thesis and its delivery to the UNF library.All students must apply for graduation during registration for the last semester ofcourses at UNF. Deadlines are published online.


EUH 6905 Readings in Eur History IEUH 6906 Readings in Eur History IIAMH 6905 Readings in Am History I OR AMH 6907 Readings in Am History II

SELECT A 2 Euro His Res Sems (6 hrs)

6000 levelEUHHIS with permission of Graduate Program Director

SELECT B 1 His Research Sem (3 hrs)

6000 levelEUH/AMH/LAH/ASH/AFH/HIS


5000/6000 levelEUH/AMH/LAH/ASH/AFH/HIS

HIS6971 1 -6 Thesis Research

At least 6 hours and no more than 15 hours required in HIS 6971. Continual enrollment (summer exempted) required.




Major: Public AdministrationConcentration: Non-Profit ManagementDegree: Master of Public Admin.








Major Requirements (15 credits)Students may also select as electives any course in an area of concentration other thantheir own with the approval of the MPA director and MPA steering committee. MPA students must meet the minimum graduation requirements for masters degreestudents at the university. All students must apply for graduation during registration for the last semester ofcourses in the program. Deadlines are published online.


PAD 6447 Managing Diversity in Public & Nonprofit OrganizationsPAD 6006 Program Evaluation for Public & Nonprofit Management


Select 1 general administration courses approved by the MPA director. Thesewill normally be departmental courses but in special circumstances, graduatecourses in other university programs may be acceptable. -or-If a student is designated as a pre-professional student, count as the requiredelective course. Designation will be made by the MPA director, in consultationwith the MPA steering committee.

PAD 5385 Public Policy Formation & ImplementationPAD 5605 Administrative LawPAD 6021 Case Studies in Public AdministrationPAD 6053 Issues in Public ManagementPAD 6207 Municipal Finance AdministrationPAD 6447 Managing Diversity in Public & Nonprofit OrganizationsPAD 6612 Regulatory AdministrationPAD 6807 Urban AdministrationPAD 6900 Directed Independent StudyPAD 6934 ST: Public AdministrationPOS 6095 Intergovernmental RelationsPOS 6158 Politics & Policy in Local GovernmentPAD 6946 Internship in Public AdministrationURP 6058 Urban & Regional Planning

PAD6142 3 Mgt of Nonprofit OrgsPAD6208 3 Nonprofit Financial ManagementPAD6335 3 Strat Plan Pub / Nonprofit Org

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Major: HistoryConcentration: US History (Non-Thesis)Degree: Master of Arts


Major Requirements (33 credits)A maximum of 9 hrs of HIS 6905 (Directed Independent Study) and/or HIS 6946(Internship in History) is permitted for the not-thesis option. Independent Studies andInternships may not substitute for required Readings Courses or Research Seminars. Students must consult with the Graduate Program Director to schedule an oralexamination in the spring or fall semester immediately prior to their graduation. Inadvance of the examination, each student will submit one of the 20-40 page researchpapers written for a Research Seminar (subsequently revised if they choose) to acommittee of three faculty members, at least one of whom will be in the student's field.The committee will review the paper and will examine the student on the paper'shistorical and historiographic context. All students must apply for graduation during registration for the last semester ofcourses at UNF. Deadlines are published online.


AMH 6905 Readings in Am History IAMH 6907 Readings in Am History IIEUH 6905 Readings in Eur History I OR EUH 6906 Readings in EurHistory II

SELECT A 2 Amer Hist Res Sems (6 hrs)

6000 LevelAMHHIS with permission of Graduate Program Director

SELECT B 1 Hist Research Sem (3 hrs)

6000 LevelEUH/AMH/LAH/ASH/AFH/HIS


6000 LevelEUH/AMH/LAH/ASH/AFH/HIS

SELECT D 4 History Courses (12 hrs)

5000/6000 LevelEUH/AMH/LAH/ASH/AFH/HIS

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