University of New Haven Graduate School Catalog, 1995-97

204 Pages·1995·9.9 MB·English

Graduate Catalog
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New
Haven
Universityof
GRADUATE
SCHOOL
CATALOG
1995-97
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This catalog supersedes all previous Every effort has been made to ensure
bulletins, catalogs and brochures published that the information contained in this
by the Graduate School and describes publication is accurate and current as of the
academic programs to be offered beginning date of publication; however, the university
in fall 1995. Graduate students admitted to cannot be held responsible for typographi-
the university for the fall of 1995 and cal errors or omissions that may have
thereafter are bound by the regulations occurred.
published in this catalog.
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Dear Graduate Student:
This catalog is the formal document through which we at the University of New Haven
present our graduate academic programs to you. A quick perusal of its various sections will
introduce you to the breadth and diversity of our educational offerings. A more in-depth
examination will, we believe, help you select the area or areas of interest which will best
serve your personal, professional and educational needs.
The university's Graduate School strives to maintain a balance between industry's needs
and those of our students, who find themselves in an increasingly complex and global
marketplace. Founded in 1969, the Graduate School is currently one of the largest such
schools in Connecticut and our master's and doctoral level graduates are well placed in
industry and the public sector throughout the state and across the nation.
As a graduate student at UNH, you will find a challenging educational environment and
a highly qualified faculty many of whom have professional experience in addition to excel-
lent academic credentials. You will also find a wide range of support services; our class-
rooms, laboratories, library and other facilities are carefully designed and maintained to
enhance the academic environment on campus.
Flexible scheduling, which includes offering courses on a trimester basis, allows you to
progress at your own pace and in conjunction with the time constraints of a working profes-
sional. In addition, a wide range of social, cultural and athletic activities is available to you.
Celebrating its 75th anniversary in 1995, the University of New Haven and its Graduate
School are focused on helping you meet the standards and goals that you have set for
yourself. We welcome you to UNH and wish you the best in your educational endeavors
here at our university.
Sincerely,
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Lawrence eNardis
J.
President
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ACADEMIC
PROGRAMS
Accounting (M.S.)
Business Administration (M.B.A.)
Business Administration/Industrial Engineering
(M.B.A./M.S.I.E.)
Business Administration/Public Administration
(M.B.A./M.P.A.)
Cellular and Molecular Biology (M.S.)
Community Psychology (M.A.)
Computer and Information Science (M.S.)
Criminal Justice (M.S.)
Education Programs (M.S./Sixth Year
Professional Diploma)
Electrical Engineering (M.S.)
Environmental Engineering (M.S.)
Environmental Science (M.S.)
Executive M.B.A.
Finance and Financial Services (M.S.)
Fire Science (M.S.)
Forensic Science (M.S.)
Health Care Administration (M.S.)
Hospitality and Tourism (M.S.)
Human Nutrition (M.S.)
Industrial Engineering (M.S.I.E.)
Industrial Hygiene (M.S.)
Industrial/Organizational Psychology (M.A.)
Industrial Relations (M.S.)
Management Systems (Sc.D.)
Mechanical Engineering (M.S.M.E.)
Occupational Safety and Health Management (M.S.)
Operations Research (M.S.)
Public Administration (M.P.A.)
Taxation (M.S.)
Graduate Certificates
Accounting (3 options)
Applications of Psychology
Arson Investigation
Civil Engineering Design
Computer and Information Science
Criminal Justice/Security Management
Finance
Fire Science/Administration and Technology
Forensic Science/Advanced Investigation
Forensic Science/Criminalistics
Forensic Science/Fire Science
General Management
Geographical Information Systems
Health Care Management
Hospitality and Tourism
Human Resources Management
Industrial Hygiene
International Business
International Relations
Legal Studies
Logistics
Logistics/Advanced
Long-Term Health Care
Marketing (2 options)
Mental Retardation Services
Occupational Safety
Public Administration
Public Management (2 options)
Public Safety Management
Taxation (2 options)
Technology Management
Telecommunication Management
Table of Contents on page 9
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CALENDAR
1995-97
Summer Term 1995 Wednesday, July 12 - Thursday, Aug. 24
Fall Term 1995 Monday, Sept. 11 - Saturday, Dec. 16
Last day to petition for January graduation Monday, Oct. 16
Holiday (Thanksgiving), no classes Monday, Nov. 20 -
Saturday, Nov. 25
Winter Term 1996 Tuesday Jan. 2 - Saturday March 30
A make-up will be scheduled for Monday
classes missed for Jan. 1 (New Year's Day)
Commencement TBA
Last day to petition for June graduation Friday, March 1
Spring Term 1996 Monday, April 1 - Saturday, Jime 29
Holiday (Good Friday), no classes
a make-up class will be scheduled Friday, April 5
Commencement TBA
Holiday (Memorial Day observed), no classes-
a make-up class will be scheduled Monday, May 27
Last day to petition for awarding of
degrees in August Monday, June 17
Simimer Term 1996 Monday, July 8 - Tuesday, Aug. 20
Calendar continued on next page
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FaU Term 1996 Monday, Sept. 9 - Saturday, Dec. 14
Last day to petition for January graduation Tuesday, Oct. 15
Holiday (Thanksgiving), no classes Monday, Nov. 25 -
Saturday, Nov. 30
Winter Term 1997 Monday, Jan. 6 - Saturday, April 5
Commencement TBA
Last day to petition for June graduation Monday, March 3
Holiday (Good Friday), no classes
a make-up class will be scheduled Friday, March 28
Spring Term 1997 Monday, April 7 - Saturday, July 5
Commencement TBA
Holiday (Memorial Day), no classes
a make-up class will be scheduled Monday, May 26
Last day to petition for awarding of
degrees in August Monday, June 16
Holiday (Independence Day), no classes
a make-up class will be scheduled Friday, July 4
Saturday, July 5
Summer Term 1997 Wednesday, July 9 - Thursday, Aug. 21