Undergraduate online programs
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Addiction Treatment Services (Certificate)
Offered through the Center for the Application of Substance Abuse Technologies (CASAT), the online certificate in Addiction Treatment Services, is an 18-credit program designed for students seeking to augment their professional career through supervised practice, experiential learning and clinical observation.
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Addiction Treatment (Minor)
The Center for the Application of Substance Abuse Technologies provides training, technical assistance, evaluation, research and other services to support addiction prevention, treatment and recovery.
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Art - Digital Media (Minor)
The Department of Art, Art History & Design offers many areas of emphasis for students, including art history, art studio, book and publication arts, ceramics, digital media, graphic arts, painting and drawing, photography and videography, printmaking and sculpture. Students may work in a specific area of specialization or explore a range of practices in a variety of media.
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Communication Studies (B.A.)
The online bachelor's in communication studies brings together the world of communication and the convenience of online learning. Our program offers a dynamic and comprehensive curriculum designed to prepare students for success in today's rapidly evolving digital landscape.
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Communication Studies (Minor)
The academic program in communication studies emphasizes training in oral communication skills and the cognitive principles and strategies that support them. The refinement of communication skills in public, interpersonal, small group and organizational contexts is central to both personal and professional growth.
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Geography (Minor)
Expand your career opportunities with a minor in geography. Improving your ability to examine and understand humans' interactions with their environments can be useful across a wide range of careers.
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Human Development and Family Sciences (Minor)
The program prepares students for a variety of careers such as administrators of child development or family services programs, child development specialists, school age program coordinators, youth program specialists, community education instructors, parent educators, family financial planners, consumer advocates and family public policy advocates.
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Interdisciplinary Studies (B.A.)
The Interdisciplinary Studies program is intended for students whose academic or career interests fall outside of the scope of existing majors at the University of Nevada, Reno.
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Public Health (Minor)
The essence of public health is prevention and includes organized interdisciplinary efforts that concentrate on the physical, mental, social and environmental health concerns of communities and populations. The School of Public Health offers a minor in public health.
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Sociology (Minor)
Sociology is the study of humans in their social groupings. Students learn to examine the development of social classes, gender roles, racial prejudices, social analysis of politics, economic structure, the development of modern industrial society, and a variety of other issues relevant to the study of society and social structure.