Majors, Minors, & Programs
Rider University’s Gender and Sexuality Studies program explores the complex interactions among race, class, ethnicity, gender, and sexuality. Courses in Gender and Sexuality Studies explore the current debates on key issues such as reproductive rights, domestic partnerships, health, communication and law. Students taking courses in Gender and Sexuality Studies benefit from understanding how gender, race, class, ethnicity, and sexuality affect the way that individuals think and act.
History
(Available to nonbusiness majors only)
General Business Minor (24 semester hours)
MSD-105 MTH-210
Quantitative Methods for BusinessorCalculus I
3
MSD-200PSY-201ENV-200 MTH-120
Statistical Methods I
Statistics and Research DesignStatistical & Computer Applications in the Natural SciencesIntroduction to Applied Statistics
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The Geosciences major prepares students for meaningful and productive post-baccalaureate employment and/or admission to high-quality graduate programs. The program incorporates a broad and challenging curriculum, which emphasizes and investigates many of the important geologic subdisciplines. These include rock-forming mechanisms and controls, deformational and tectonic processes, the weathering and erosion of geologic materials, the transport and deposition of derived sediments, and the physical and biological history of the Earth.
Requirements for the German Major (24 semester hours beyond German IV and 12 semester hours in collateral liberal arts courses)
German
GER-305
Introduction to German Literature
3
Seven courses from the following:
21
GER-300
Composition and Conversation
GER-301
German for Business
GER-30
Requirements for the German Minor (18 semester hours)
GER-200, 201
German III, IV*
6
GER-305 GER-307
Introduction to German Literature or German Literature and Film
3
Three German courses at the 300 level or above
9
* Two advanced language or literature courses will be substituted upon demonstrated proficiency.
An Odyssey is a long voyage—an individual spiritual wandering or quest…
You sense it everywhere—from the career you choose, to the food you eat, to the music you enjoy, to the vast range of ethnic backgrounds among students you encounter in your classrooms. Regardless of your nationality, race, religion, or age, you are a citizen of the world. A global perspective opens for you a limitless horizon of opportunities.
The Department of Graduate Education, Leadership, and Counseling offers a graduate-level program suited for college graduates and career changers seeking the initial teaching certificate. The Graduate-Level Teacher Certification Program is appropriate for applicants who have a proven record of academic performance, are committed to the ideals of the teaching profession, and have the potential to succeed as a teachers.
Departmental Core (21 credits)
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