UAT's Bachelor of Science programs offer an opportunity to understand how technology integrates into society by adding functionality and speed to activity. The program content for each Science major is designed to provide knowledge needed to ensure success in a climate in which continuously expanding technology expertise is vital. Students in these programs will have the opportunity to learn and create software applications that move technology forward. 

Bachelor of Science Program Requirements

Program Length in Weeks: 120 (on campus)/205 (online)*
Minimum General Education Credits: 36
Minimum Bachelor's Core plus Major/Elective Credits: 84
Minimum Total Semester Credits: 120
Within 120 minimum credit hours, the following requirements also apply:

• Minimum Major Credits: 36
• Minimum Total 300/400 Level Credits: 40
• Minimum Writing Intensive Credits (WI): 6

*Not all majors are offered online. Please visit this page for a complete list of all majors.

General Education Requirements

Minimum 36 total general education credit hours, including:

Humanities
Minimum 15 credit hours (including ENG101, ENG102, and COM226)
Social Sciences
Minimum 9 credit hours (including SOC150 and PSY150)
Mathematics
Minimum 6 credit hours for Bachelor of Science
Natural and Life Sciences
Minimum 6 credit hours for Bachelor of Science

Advanced exposure requirement
Minimum of 12 credit hours at 300/400 level. These credits require another general education course as a prequisite, and represent a topical extension of prior general education studies.

Graduation Requirements

• Successful completion of requirements in an approved Program of Study.
• Completion of Student Innovation Project, portfolio or capstone requirement. These requirements include the submission and review of primarily digital artifacts to demonstrate the student's capabilities within the discipline being studied.
• Successful completion of an Internship.

Majors

Courses within majors are noted for students within each major description. Taking all recommended credits within a major may result in minimum credit hours required in the degree program exceeding 120 in the bachelor's program and 60 in the associate's programs. Seeking guidance from an Academic Advisor is encouraged to promote each student's highest success.