Honors Tracks - Indiana University of Pennsylvania

IUP offers honors tracks for the following majors.

Accounting (B.S.): Students who value precision and accuracy find success in Accounting.
Anthropology, Applied Track (B.A.): The IUP Applied Anthropology track covers research methods and theories.
Anthropology, Archaeology Track (B.A.): Archaeology majors get many opportunities for laboratory and field experience.
Anthropology, General Track (B.A.): Anthropology majors study people through languages, artifacts, culture, and biology.
Art Education (B.S.Ed.): As an Art Education major at Indiana University of Pennsylvania, you’ll gain the skills you’ll need for a career as an art teacher while you explore avenues for artistic expression.
Biochemistry (B.S.): Many kinds of industries rely on biochemists, and IUP’s program prepares students for graduate and professional schools.
Biology (B.A.): IUP’s Biology Department offers the best of both academic worlds.
Biology (B.S.): The Bachelor of Science in Biology will provide you with preparation for a career in science or for continuing your education at the graduate level.
Biology with an Education Certification (B.S.Ed.): From biomolecules to biomes, IUP is the place to study biology.
Biology, Cell and Molecular Biology Track (B.S.): Learn about the powerful new biochemical and physical techniques in use today, as well as current practices in genetics.
Biology, Environmental Health Science (B.S.): Prepare for a career as an environmental health specialist or practitioner in industry, government, or academia or for entry into graduate school.
Biology, Pre-Medicine Concentration (B.S.): Become prepared for medical school, and take advantage of cooperative agreements IUP has with two different medical colleges.
Biology, Pre-Veterinary Track (B.S.): Students gain a strong foundation for veterinary school, and this degree automatically qualifies them for a minor in chemistry.
Business Education (B.S.Ed.): The major is intended for those interested in teaching in public schools, vocational-technical schools, private business schools, or industry.
Business, Honors Program (B.S.): High achievers enjoy extra opportunities in the business honors program.
Chemistry (B.S.Ed.): IUP’s chemistry program encourages students to be active in research starting in the freshman year.
Early Childhood Education and Special Education (B.S.Ed.): Indiana University of Pennsylvania has earned a reputation for outstanding teacher education.
Earth and Space Science (B.S.Ed.): IUP’s science professors share your desire to explore and understand the world.
Economics (B.A.): IUP trains future economists to analyze costs and benefits.
Elementary Education (B.S.Ed.): At IUP, your professors will teach you how to lead a classroom and will offer you time-tested as well as innovative strategies for engaging young learners.
English Education (B.S.Ed.): Literary minds appreciate well-crafted writing.
Finance (B.S.): Students interested in money and the stock market enjoy Finance.
Geography, Economic Geographer Track (B.A.): Economic Geographers gain skills to guide the building of cities.
Geography, Environmental Geographer Track (B.A.): Students who care about the planet find fulfilllment as Environmental Geographers.

Geography, General Track (B.A.): The General track in Geography offers a variety of courses.
Geography, GIS and Cartographer Track (B.A.): The GIS and Cartography track offers the latest mapping technology.
History (B.A.): History majors enjoy learning about ancient cultures and historical events.
History, Pre-Law Track (B.A.): History makes a good foundation for admission to law school.
Management Information Systems (B.S.): Management Information Systems majors prepare for careers in information technology.
Management, Entrepreneurship and Small Business Track (B.S.): The Entrepreneurship track prepares students to start their own businesses.
Management, General Management Track (B.S.): The best managers make effective decisions to move businesses forward.
Management, Operations Management Track (B.S.): The Operations Management track trains students to run larger businesses.
Marketing (B.S.): Creative students with strong business skills make good Marketing majors.
Mathematics (B.S.): This major will prepare you for graduate studies or for a professional career in fields such as financial forecasting, space systems, transportation, cryptography, construction, computer systems, medicine, or robotics.
Mathematics, Applied Track (B.S.): Mathematics is the language of scientists, bankers, engineers, insurance executives, economists, computer systems analysts, and businessmen.
Philosophy (B.A.): Philosophy majors study great thinkers and learn critical reasoning skills.
Philosophy, Pre-Law Track (B.A.): The Philosophy Pre-Law track sharpens reasoning and critical thinking skills.
Physics (B.S.Ed.): The Bachelor of Science in Education with a major in Physics will prepare you for a career as a physics teacher.
Psychology (B.A.): Psychology attracts those intrigued by how people behave and how the mind works.
Regional Planning, Environmental Planner Track (B.S.): Environmental planners map out a bright future for our planet.
Regional Planning, Land Use and GIS Track (B.S.): Regional planners with GIS skills have an advantage in finding jobs.
Religious Studies (B.A.): Religious Studies majors gain a deeper understanding of world faiths.
Social Studies Education, Economics Track (B.S.Ed.): Your economics classes will allow you to apply your interest in mathematics to the study of issues such as unemployment, health care, economic growth, and free enterprise.
Sociology, Disability Services Track (B.A.): Sociology of Disability students study lifestyle challenges, issues, and solutions.
Sociology, General Track (B.A.): Social scientists want to understand how people behave and interact.
Sociology, Human Services Track (B.A.): Those who like helping others choose the Human Services track.
Spanish (B.A.): Mastering Spanish opens up your world and your job prospects.