College of Arts and Sciences (CASC)
Prerequisites: Admission to the College of Arts and Sciences.
New freshmen and transfer students will be enrolled by permission in their first term. CASC 050 cannot be dropped without permission from a CAS advisor.
Description: An introduction to success as a new College of Arts and Sciences student, including use of the University learning management system, basic degree requirements, and campus resources for academic and personal adjustment to the University in the first year.
Prerequisites: Permission.
All CAS degree-seeking students planning a education abroad experience should enroll alongside their UNL, or international transfer credit.
Description: An accompanying course for students planning and reflecting on an education abroad experience.
Prerequisites: Permission
An approved internship must be arranged prior to permission, including a learning contract with the employer.
Description: An opportunity for Arts and Sciences students to plan, document, and transcript an approved internship experience.
Prerequisites: Permission.
Description: An opportunity to plan, document, and reflect on a research experience.
Prerequisites: Permission.
Students will be enrolled upon final submission of the thesis.
Description: Students will plan, document, defend and reflect on their thesis experience.
Description: An introduction to legal education, the legal system, possible legal careers, and what it takes to be admitted to law school.
Description: Structure, requirements, and nature of health careers.
Description: Interest in dentistry, dental hygiene, or other health professions as a career. Terminology, ethics, anatomy, dental specialties and clinical experience.
Description: Topics Vary. Amount of credit, grade options and topic determined by instructor.
Prerequisites: Minimum of 15 credit hours earned.
Intended for students enrolled or interested in seeking a degree from the College of Arts and Sciences who have at least 15 credit hours earned.
Description: Arts & Sciences students will explore the value of the liberal arts degree and the possible career paths to which it relates. Topics covered include career decision making, self-exploration, transferrable skills, gaining experience, building a resume, and networking.
Description: Topics vary. Amount of credit, grade options and topic determined by instructor.
Prerequisites: Permission.
Description: Individualized planning for degree and career pathways.
Description: Topics vary.
Prerequisites: Permission.
Open only to students accepted into the associated learning abroad experience.
Description: Interdisciplinary global learning facilitated through education abroad programs.
Prerequisites: Permission.
Description: Academic work associated with an approved internship.
Prerequisites: Junior or senior standing.
Description: A semester project that integrates and applies theories, concepts, and processes learned throughout the College of Arts and Sciences degree program.