Washburn University Courses & Fees

Empower yourself to say "look what I built" rather than "look where I worked" by completing Washburn University's Entrepreneurship and Innovation program.

Entrepreneurs learn how to build a successful business from the ground up. You will learn how to generate ideas, analyze markets and assess business opportunities. Best of all, you will gain hands-on experience in developing the marketing and financial plans necessary to start your venture.

Today's economy is growing because of entrepreneurial-minded professionals who have vision, creativity and the leadership skills to affect change. Even if you don't start your own company, your success in the workplace is dependent on the ability to innovate and seize opportunities. No other concentration prepares you for success better than E&I.

Learn about yourself and self-management through Washburn University's Management program. Learn about people and how to organize and lead them efficiently. Learn to communicate, listen and interact. Most importantly, learn how to reach your potential!

Our curriculum is designed to provide you with an understanding of principles and theories that guide human behavior and organizational practices. Courses in the fields of organization theory, human relationships, administrative communication and related behavioral areas provide you with a solid knowledge base that is enhanced by hands-on experiences. Before managing others, manage your own career by choosing Washburn University.

As a Washburn Marketing student, you will learn to analyze the ways business firms and other types of organizations plan, organize, administer and control their resources to achieve marketing goals. Among the objectives of this program: conduct and present a comprehensive consumer behavior audit, analyze a company's existing product and determine its positioning in the marketplace; prepare and defend a marketing plan and a marketing research plan; understand the stages of the sales process; and demonstrate an understanding of the global marketplace and design marketing strategies that are appropriate for various cultures and countries.

Washburn's Business students consistently score in the 80th percentile on the Major Field Test (MFT). This national, standardized exam is given to more than 550 U.S. business schools and reflects the high quality of our program. But that's just the beginning! Our students benefit from a long list of opportunities that add up to career success. 

Washburn's MBA program is designed for the working professional and can be tailored to fit your needs. Students, who prefer a traditional experience, may attend classes on campus. Or, if virtual learning is a better option for you, join the live classroom through Zoom while remaining at home or anywhere else you choose. Students can pursue a fast-track option and complete the degree in just 12 months or move at a slower pace and attend part-time. Each course is scheduled one time a week from 5:30 until 8:15 p.m. It is up to you!

While delivery and schedule may differ for each student, the program's high quality remains the same. At graduation, 87 percent of Washburn MBA graduates have either secured a job or continued to higher-level education.

If you want to use your love of numbers to help solve the complex problems facing industry, or government, Washburn can prepare you for what’s ahead with degree options and faculty mentors aligned with your goals. Applied Statistics students are sought by local businesses for internships that may develop into full-time jobs.

As a math major in specialization in applied statistics, you will be able to choose (with help from your advisor, of course!) whether a Bachelor of Arts or a Bachelor of Science fits your goals best.

While the core mathematics courses are the same, the specific degree requirements vary. A bachelor of science in mathematics requires a 30-hour concentration from the natural sciences: biology, chemistry, physics & astronomy, or computer information science. A bachelor of art requires modern language study and more hours from the humanities and social sciences. 

If you want to use your love of numbers to help solve the complex problems facing industry, or government, Washburn can prepare you for what’s ahead with degree options and faculty mentors aligned with your goals. Applied Statistics students are sought by local businesses for internships that may develop into full-time jobs.

As a math major in specialization in applied statistics, you will be able to choose (with help from your advisor, of course!) whether a Bachelor of Arts or a Bachelor of Science fits your goals best.

While the core mathematics courses are the same, the specific degree requirements vary. A bachelor of science in mathematics requires a 30-hour concentration from the natural sciences: biology, chemistry, physics & astronomy, or computer information science. A bachelor of art requires modern language study and more hours from the humanities and social sciences. 

If you want to build a career in programming, networking, database administration, web development, documentation, or quality assurance, our bachelor’s degree options will give you the foundational skills to make it happen. Because the computer science courses are the same in both degrees, work with your advisor to determine which is best for your goals.

Computer science majors have broad-based skills preparing them for varied career paths. You’ll learn from experts in the field, not graduate students, in small classes.

The Bachelor of Science in Computer Information Science can be completed in 4 years. It is designed for students who desire a strong mathematical or science foundation for their degree. Students planning on graduate study in computer science or a related field should choose this degree.

If you want to build a career in programming, networking, database administration, web development, documentation, or quality assurance, our bachelor’s degree options will give you the foundational skills to make it happen. Because the computer science courses are the same in both degrees, work with your advisor to determine which is best for your goals.

Computer science majors have broad-based skills preparing them for varied career paths. You’ll learn from experts in the field, not graduate students, in small classes.

The Bachelor of Arts in Computer Information Science can be completed in 4 years. It is designed for students who desire a traditional liberal arts degree. It requires more general education courses and completion of the second semester of a foreign language.

The rapidly growing field of big data and analytics is waiting for your contribution and this new degree offering can get you a seat. In this program you’ll earn our flagship computer information science degree and add specialization in data science. That means, whether you choose to pursue advanced study or not, you’ll have the skills you need to work in computer science.

Computer science majors have broad-based skills preparing them for varied career paths. You’ll learn from experts in the field, not graduate students, in small classes.

Whether you’re certain you want to be a digital evidence specialist or cyber security analyst or you know you love computers and want to consider all options the bachelor of arts in computer information science with a concentration in digital forensics is for you. This degree will prepare you for a variety of roles in a rapidly changing and growing field. At Washburn, you’ll work with faculty whose industry experience and teaching style will enable you to identify and solve challenges in real-time. And Washburn’s partnership with the Kansas Bureau of Investigations Forensic Science Center means you’ll understand the big picture of an investigations team, and the crucial part computer science plays in solving today’s crimes.

A Bachelor of Arts in Computer Information Science with a concentration in digital forensics can be completed in 4 years. You'll also have the opportunity to apply for an internship with the KBI or do a research project with a faculty member.

The Actuarial Science specialization at Washburn is the only one in Kansas recognized by the Society of Actuaries for its rigorous preparation of students.

As a math major with actuarial science specialization, you will be able to choose (with help from your advisor, of course!) whether a bachelor of arts or a bachelor of science fits your goals best.

While the core mathematics courses are the same, the specific degree requirements vary. A bachelor of science in mathematics requires a 30-hour concentration from the natural sciences: biology, chemistry, physics & astronomy, or computer information science. A bachelor of arts requires modern language study and more hours from the humanities and social sciences. 

The Actuarial Science specialization at Washburn is the only one in Kansas recognized by the Society of Actuaries for its rigorous preparation of students.

As a math major with actuarial science specialization, you will be able to choose (with help from your advisor, of course!) whether a bachelor of arts or a bachelor of science fits your goals best.

While the core mathematics courses are the same, the specific degree requirements vary. A bachelor of science in mathematics requires a 30-hour concentration from the natural sciences: biology, chemistry, physics & astronomy, or computer information science. A bachelor of arts requires modern language study and more hours from the humanities and social sciences. 

If you want to use your love of mathematics to help solve the complex problems facing industry, or government, or you want to pursue advanced study in STEM, Washburn can prepare you for what’s ahead with degree options and faculty mentors aligned with your goals.

As a math major, you will be able to choose (with help from your advisor, of course!) whether a Bachelor of Arts or a Bachelor of Science fits your goals best.

While the core mathematics courses are the same, the specific degree requirements vary. A bachelor of science in mathematics requires a 30-hour concentration from the natural sciences: biology, chemistry, physics & astronomy, or computer information science. A bachelor of arts requires modern language study and more hours from the humanities and social sciences. 

If you want to use your love of mathematics to help solve the complex problems facing industry, or government, or you want to pursue advanced study in STEM, Washburn can prepare you for what’s ahead with degree options and faculty mentors aligned with your goals.

As a math major, you will be able to choose (with help from your advisor, of course!) whether a Bachelor of Arts or a Bachelor of Science fits your goals best.

While the core mathematics courses are the same, the specific degree requirements vary. A bachelor of science in mathematics requires a 30-hour concentration from the natural sciences: biology, chemistry, physics & astronomy, or computer information science. A bachelor of arts requires modern language study and more hours from the humanities and social sciences. 

At Washburn, your career goals matter and our programs make them possible. You can earn a bachelor of arts, a bachelor of science, or a bachelor of education in preparation for teaching exams that will qualify you to teach grades 6-12 in Kansas. Because Washburn University offers one of the strongest mathematics education programs in the state, our graduates find rewarding employment at many grade-levels and schools.

The new Bachelor of Education degree option will allow you to complete the degree in four years without summer school courses. The BA and BS options leave the door open for graduate study in mathematics or other mathematics-related occupations. Your advisor will help you determine which degree is right for you. The licensure only program is your best option only if you already have a bachelor’s degree in a math-related field.

Each program will prepare you as a mathematician. You'll take courses in calculus, algebra, geometry, discrete math, and statistics. Each degree also includes courses in the Education Department to prepare you for the classroom. In your final semester you’ll be for ready for the licensure exams necessary to teach mathematics in grades 6-12 in Kansas.

At Washburn, your career goals matter and our programs make them possible. You can earn a bachelor of arts, a bachelor of science, or a bachelor of education in preparation for teaching exams that will qualify you to teach grades 6-12 in Kansas. Because Washburn University offers one of the strongest mathematics education programs in the state, our graduates find rewarding employment at many grade-levels and schools.

The new Bachelor of Education degree option will allow you to complete the degree in four years without summer school courses. The BA and BS options leave the door open for graduate study in mathematics or other mathematics-related occupations. Your advisor will help you determine which degree is right for you. The licensure only program is your best option only if you already have a bachelor’s degree in a math-related field.

Each program will prepare you as a mathematician. You'll take courses in calculus, algebra, geometry, discrete math, and statistics. Each degree also includes courses in the Education Department to prepare you for the classroom. In your final semester you’ll be for ready for the licensure exams necessary to teach mathematics in grades 6-12 in Kansas.

At Washburn, your career goals matter and our programs make them possible. You can earn a bachelor of arts, a bachelor of science, or a bachelor of education in preparation for teaching exams that will qualify you to teach grades 6-12 in Kansas. Because Washburn University offers one of the strongest mathematics education programs in the state, our graduates find rewarding employment at many grade-levels and schools.

The new Bachelor of Education degree option will allow you to complete the degree in four years without summer school courses. The BA and BS options leave the door open for graduate study in mathematics or other mathematics-related occupations. Your advisor will help you determine which degree is right for you. The licensure only program is your best option only if you already have a bachelor’s degree in a math-related field.

Each program will prepare you as a mathematician. You'll take courses in calculus, algebra, geometry, discrete math, and statistics. Each degree also includes courses in the Education Department to prepare you for the classroom. In your final semester you’ll be for ready for the licensure exams necessary to teach mathematics in grades 6-12 in Kansas.

If you want to work as a biochemist in a research laboratory or you want to pursue professional school for a medical field, the Washburn Chemistry Department will provide the academic foundation you need to be successful in advanced study. Our program also provides research experiences and internship opportunities that will set you apart from your peers at larger schools.

Chemistry majors work with faculty mentors on at least one semester of original research. You’ll be prepared for your next step – graduate or professional school – because you’ll gain valuable experience and skills as a laboratory scientist, researcher, and scientific communicator. Grant funding opportunities mean you’ll also gain vital experience in the grant funding process. You’ll be paired with a faculty mentor to work on biochemistry research as early as your sophomore year.

If you want to work as a biochemist in a research laboratory or you want to pursue professional school for a medical field, the Washburn Chemistry Department will provide the academic foundation you need to be successful in advanced study. Our program also provides research experiences and internship opportunities that will set you apart from your peers at larger schools.

Chemistry majors work with faculty mentors on at least one semester of original research. You’ll be prepared for your next step – graduate or professional school – because you’ll gain valuable experience and skills as a laboratory scientist, researcher, and scientific communicator. Grant funding opportunities mean you’ll also gain vital experience in the grant funding process. You’ll be paired with a faculty mentor to work on biochemistry research as early as your sophomore year.

The biology generalist degree at Washburn gives you a strong foundation as a scientist, no matter your career of interest. Because all Washburn biology students graduate with research experience, you can be confident that your skill, knowledge and ability as a scientist, critical thinker, and communicator of complex information will grow in this program. Graduates have gone on to further their education in graduate school, combined their interest in science with another degree for a specialized field (law school, for example), and gone on to work as field biologists or in laboratories.