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What degree plans does UHD offer? |
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UHD offers a wide variety of high-quality academic degrees that prepare students for immediate entry into the workplace, or for continued post-graduate studies and research. In addition to excellent bachelor's degree programs, UHD offers master's programs in four disciplines: the Master of Science in Criminal Justice, the Master of Science in Professional Writing and Technical Communication, the Master of Security Management, and the Master of Arts in Teaching. Visit the UHD Degrees website for a listing of UHD’s degree programs. Visit student e-services Catalog section for specific degree requirements. |
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What are UHD’s graduation requirements? |
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Graduation requirements vary for each undergraduate degree at UHD. Visit student e-services Catalog section for specific degree requirements. |
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How long are credits that are earned at UHD good for? |
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Credits earned at UHD are good for life with the exception of math and computer science credits. If you are looking to transfer these credits to another institution in the future, you must contact your particular institution of interest to determine how long they will accept your UHD coursework. If you have taken math or computer science UHD coursework in the past, you must contact the respective academic department to determine whether or not your coursework is currently valid. Though we do not foresee this to be a problem if you have taken your credits within the last 10 years, the department does have the final say in what course work is accepted. |
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What Master’s programs does UHD offer? |
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UHD currently offers four Master’s programs; M.A. in Teaching, M.S. in Criminal Justice, M.S. in Professional Writing and Communication and a Master of Security Management. Information on each of these programs can be found under the section “Research/Graduate Programs” on the UHD homepage. |
Don’t see your question here? Contact the UHD Transfer Center at 713.221.8522 or TransferCenter@uhd.edu.
