NORTHERN ARIZONA UNIVERSITY
Flagstaff, Arizona 86011
www.nau.edu

Northern Arizona University is a fully accredited, state-supported institution with 13,329 full-time students on its main campus. Since 1899, the University has made a major commitment to undergraduate education, and its goal has been to preserve a friendly campus atmosphere and close student-faculty relationships through classroom teaching of the highest quality and faculty guidance for each student.

The University is composed of the Colleges of Arts and Science, Business Administration, Ecosystem Science and Management, Engineering and Technology, Fine and Performing Arts, Health Professions, and Social and Behavioral Sciences; the Schools of Communication and Hotel and Restaurant Management; and the Center of Excellence in Education. Undergraduate, master's, and doctoral degrees are offered in more than 150 major areas and in a number of interdisciplinary and pre-professional curricula. A graduate degree is available in physical therapy. The Northern Arizona University Centers in London, England; Tübingen, Germany; Granada, Spain; Montpellier, France; and Shanghai and Beijing, China, offer students an opportunity for exciting enrichment programs for one or two semesters in Europe or Asia. Students may also study for one semester in Cuernavaca, Mexico. Through field trips, students explore the history, literature, and culture of these regions. All students except freshmen may enroll.

GRADUATE PROGRAMS

NAU offers the following graduate degree programs:

Anthropology--M.A.

Applied Linguistics--Ph.D.

Bilingual and Multicultural Education--M.Ed.

Biology--M.S., M.A.T., Ph.D.

Business Administration--M.B.A.

Career and Technical Education--M.Ed.

Chemistry--M.S.

Counseling--M.A., M.Ed.

Criminal Justice--M.S.

Curriculum and Instruction--Ed.D.

Early Childhood Education--M.Ed.

Earth Science--M.S., M.A.T.

Educational Leadership--M.Ed., Ed.D.

Educational Psychology--Ed.D.

Educational Technology--M.Ed.

Elementary Education--M.Ed.

Engineering--M.Eng.

English--M.A.

Environmental Sciences and Policy--M.S.

Exercise and Health Sciences--M.S.

Forestry--M.S.F.

Forest Science--Ph.D.

Geography, Rural--M.A.

Geology--M.S.

History--M.A., Ph.D.

Liberal Studies--M.L.S.

Management--M.S.

Mathematics--M.S., M.A.T.

Music--M.M.

Nursing--M.S.

Physical Science--M.A.T.

Physical Therapy--M.P.T., D.P.T.

Physics, Applied--M.S.

Political Science--M.A., Ph.D.

Psychology--M.A.

Public Administration--M.P.A.

Quaternary Sciences--M.S.

School Psychology--M.A.

Secondary Education--M.Ed.

Sociology, Applied--M.A.

Special Education--M.Ed.

Speech Pathology, Clinical--M.S.

Statistics--M.S.

Teaching English as a Second Language--M.A.

BACHELOR'S DEGREE PROGRAMS

Bachelor's programs can be completed within three years at this university. Four Benefits of the Three Year Degree Program:

• Cost Savings - Students can save the cost of an entire academic year!
• Living-Learning Environment - During their first year, students in the program live in the same residence hall, Cowden Learning Community.
• Priority Registration - Students who commit to completing their B.A. or B.S. Degree in three years are given priority status when they register for classes, ensuring they get the courses they need.
• Advisement - An academic advisor is assigned the students first year.