Preparing you for a diverse and dynamic world.
The UB Curriculum consists of four components comprising 40 credits of study for all students, regardless of major. The UB Curriculum is a universally accessible program and, therefore, no course substitutions should be necessary.
| The UB Curriculum | Credit Hours |
|---|---|
| UB Seminar Transfer students entering UB will enroll in the one-credit UB Seminar. All first year students will take the three-credit UB Seminar. | 3 or 1 credits |
The entryway to your UB education. A discussion-based seminar built around grand challenges and big ideas.
| The UB Curriculum | Credit Hours |
|---|---|
| Communication Literacy 1 | 4 credits |
| Communication Literacy 2 | 3 credits |
| Math and Quantitative Reasoning | 4 credits |
| Scientific Literacy and Inquiry Sequence | 7 credits |
| Diversity in the United Stated Requirement | Satisfied within the Pathways |
Courses in diversity, writing, math and natural sciences that promote critical thinking, creative problem-solving, enhanced communication skills, cultural competencies, and ethical and analytical reasoning.
| The UB Curriculum | Credit Hours |
|---|---|
| Thematic Pathway | 9 credits |
| Global Pathway | 9 credits |
A series of courses interconnected by theme or concept across a wide range of disciplines. Pathways can be customized to complement pre-existing interests or to expand horizons and engage curiosity.
| The UB Curriculum | Credit Hours |
|---|---|
| Capstone | 1 credit |
A final project that integrates the whole in anticipation of next steps in life and learning.