This coming June, the school will launch AB Mass Communication and BS Criminology, and revive BS Psychology.
According to Arts Dean Karen J. Cusi, next year’s mass MassCom enrollees will have the advantage of early and intensive hands-on training from practitioners in the industry. The curriculum will also include digital multimedia subjects.
Meanwhile, BS Criminology will progress under the services of Dr. Dennis A. Lagumen, who has a PhD in Criminology and over two decades of experience as an educator in the discipline.
CEFI officially began accepting enrollees for the BS Information Systems (BSIS) and BS Business Administration (BSBA) programs this first semester of SY 2009-2010.
BSBA is a popular staple offering in many higher education institutions, while the new BSIS program, curriculum-wise, can be described as a cross between BS Computer Science and BS Information Technology.
Both programs operate under the College of Arts and Sciences.
