Welcome to the College of Arts & Human Sciences (CAHS)
We are committed to providing innovative, high-quality instruction that empowers students to become lifelong learners and responsible citizens who value scholarship, diversity, and the pursuit of truth. We offer undergraduate and graduate degrees that prepare professionals to become successful and effective leaders in their discipline, improve the human condition, and meet the challenges of a changing world.
Classroom-laboratory instruction, student research, service learning, professional organization linkages, and supervised field experiences in the community and schools prepare our graduates for a variety of professional settings. Our coursework introduces students to a broad-based understanding of the human experience, as conveyed through the arts, communication, education, health, human and social sciences, and humanities.
Please contact our office staff listed below with your campus and college questions:
- Jason Schmitt, Dean, 715-232-2687, schmittjas@uwstout.edu
- Jennifer Astwood, Associate Dean, 715-232-3699, astwoodj@uwstout.edu
- Kevin Drzakowski, Associate Dean, 715-232-1103, drzakowski@uwstout.edu
- Aaron Durst, Associate Dean; Director, School of Art & Design, 715-232-1201, dursta@uwstout.edu
- Deanna Schultz, Associate Dean; Director, School of Education, 715-232-5449, schultzdea@uwstout.edu
- Dinah Schoonover, Dean’s Assistant, 715-232-2687, schoonoverd@uwstout.edu
- Allison Zenke, Business Manager, 715-232-4048, zenkea@uwstout.edu
Bachelor of Fine Arts (B.F.A.)
- B.F.A. Animation & Digital Media (On Campus)
- B.F.A. Game Design & Development - Art (On Campus)
- B.F.A. Graphic Design & Interactive Media (On Campus)
- B.F.A. Illustration (On Campus)
- B.F.A. Industrial & Product Design (On Campus)
- B.F.A. Interior Design (On Campus)
- B.F.A. Studio Art (On Campus)
Bachelor of Science (B.S.)
- B.S. Applied Social Science (On Campus)
- B.S. Art Education (On Campus)
- B.S. Arts Administration & Entrepreneurship (On Campus)
- B.S. Career, Technical Education & Training (Online)
- B.S. Criminal Justice & Rehabilitation (On Campus)
- B.S. Dietetics (On Campus)
- B.S. Early Childhood Education (On Campus or Online)
- B.S. Family & Consumer Sciences Education (On Campus or Online)
- B.S. Fashion Design & Development (On Campus)
- B.S. Food Science & Technology (On Campus)
- B.S. Health, Wellness & Fitness (On Campus)
- B.S. Human Development & Family Studies (On Campus or Online)
- B.S. Individualized Studies (Online)
- B.S. Marketing & Business Education (On Campus or Online/Hybrid)
- B.S. Professional Communication & Emerging Media (On Campus)
- B.S. Psychology (On Campus or Online)
- B.S. Rehabilitation Services (On Campus or Online)
- B.S. Special Education (On Campus or Online)
- B.S. Technology Education (On Campus or Online)
- B.S. Video Production (On Campus)
Teaching minors indicated below with an asterisk (*), are state-approved programs for teacher certification for teaching at the secondary and/or elementary level.
It is redundant to declare a major and a minor/concentration in the same field, and therefore not permitted. Please reference the Minors Matrix PDF document to verify whether a particular minor or concentration is not permitted with your selected major and/or concentration.
- Apparel, Soft Goods, & Footwear
- Applied Foreign Languages
- Applied Peace Studies
- Art History
- Coaching
- Cognitive Neuroscience
- Communication Studies
- Cultural Anthropology
- Digital Humanities
- Digital Marketing
- Disability Services
- Economics
- Economics Teaching *
- English Writing & Literature
- Enterprise Technology
- Entrepreneurship & Innovation
- Environmental Health
- Food Science & Technology
- Geographic Information Systems
- Health & Wellness
- Health & Wellness Education *
- History
- History Teaching *
- Human Development & Family Studies
- Human Resource Management
- Interaction Design
- Journalism
- Performing Arts
- Philosophy
- Photography & Video
- Psychology
- Sociology
- Spanish
- Studio Art
- Women, Gender & Sexuality Studies
Our certificates are available as a stand-alone program or in addition to your undergraduate [U] or graduate [G] degree. Undergraduate students are ineligible for graduate-level certificate programs. Certificates with an * are only available to on-campus students.
Certificates
- Applied Ethics [U] *
- Autism Spectrum Disorder Specialist [U, G]
- Career & Technical Education Leadership [G]
- Communicating with Emerging Media [G]
- Communication Studies & Rhetoric [G]
- Improving the User Experience [G]
- Instructional Design [G]
- Math Specialist [G]
- Practical Skills for Beginning K-12 Career & Technical Educators [U, G]
- Professional Writing [U]*
- Senior Living & Services Leadership [G]
- Sex Therapy [G]
- Social Work On Campus [U]
- Social Work Online [U]
- Women, Gender & Sexuality Studies [U] *
Master of Fine Arts
- M.F.A. Design (Hybrid)
Master of Science
- M.S. Applied Psychology (On-Campus)
- M.S. Career & Technical Education Leadership (Online)
- M.S. Clinical Mental Health Counseling (On-Campus)
- M.S. Education (Online)
- M.S. Food Science & Technology (On-Campus)
- M.S. Healthcare Administration (Online)
- M.S. Marriage & Family Therapy (On-Campus)
- M.S. Nutrition & Dietetics (Online)
- M.S. Rehabilitation Counseling (On-Campus or Online)
- M.S. School Counseling (On-Campus)
- M.S.Ed. School Psychology (On-Campus)
- M.S. Technical & Professional Communication (Online)*
Doctor of Education
*Admission to this program for the 2022-2023 academic year has been suspended.
Certifications are available as stand-alone programs or in addition to your undergraduate [U] or graduate [G] degree. Undergraduate students are ineligible for graduate-level certifications.
Certifications
Meet your career goals and enhance your literacy leadership skills through our reading certifications. If you are teaching full-time, enrolling in one course per term is the recommendation of the reading faculty.
Post-Baccalaureate Educator Certifications
UW-Stout offers post-Baccalaureate non-degree, add-on certifications for individuals with a previous education degree who are eligible for or hold at least one Pk-12 educator license. This does not include permits, substitute license, experienced-based licenses or Tier I license in the state of Wisconsin.
