University of Houston Sugar Land - Degree Programs

Degree Programs

University of Houston–Victoria

  • Accounting, B.B.A.
  • Administration and Supervision, M.Ed.
  • Applied Arts and Sciences, B.A.A.S.
  • Biology, B.S. (available with secondary teacher certification in science)
  • Business Administration, M.B.A. (fourth-year bridge program available)
  • Business Administration, Global M.B.A.
  • Computer Information Systems, M.S.
  • Computer Science - Information Systems, B.S. (available with secondary teacher certification in computer science)
  • Counseling, LPC and School Counseling, M.Ed.
  • Curriculum and Instruction, M. Ed.
  • Economic Development and Entrepreneurship, M.S.
  • Finance (concentration)
  • General Business, B.B.A.
  • Interdisciplinary Studies, M.A.I.S.
  • Management, B.B.A.
  • Marketing, B.B.A.
  • Mathematics, B.S. (available with secondary teacher certification)
  • Middle School Education - 4-8 Generalist, Interdisciplinary Studies, B.S.I.S.
  • Nursing - R.N. to B.S.N., B.S.N.
  • Nursing - Second Degree B.S.N., B.S.N.
  • Nursing Administration, M.S.N.
  • Nursing - RN to MSN Bridge Program, M.S.N.
  • Secondary Teacher Certification (grades 8-12)
  • Special Education/E.S.L., B.S.I.S.
  • VOICE-Victoria Online Initial Certification for Educators (certificate; available only online)

University of Houston–Clear Lake

  • Behavioral Science - Psychology, B.S.
  • Behavioral Science - Psychology, M.A.
  • Instructional Technology, M.S. (available only online)
  • Instructional Technology Certificates (available only online)
  • Software Engineering, M.S. (available only online)

University of Houston

  • Elementary Education - EC-6 Generalist, Interdisciplinary Studies, B.S.I.S.
  • English, B.A.
  • Event Management and Hospitality Sales (concentration)
  • History, B.A.
  • Psychology, B.A./B.S.
  • Technology, Leadership and Supervision, B.S.

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