Nov 23, 2024  
2024-2025 Undergraduate Catalog 
    
2024-2025 Undergraduate Catalog

Public Service Leadership, B.S.


Public Service Leadership, B.S. Degree Map  

The major in Public Service Leadership serves students seeking leadership preparation for careers in public service. Public service leaders may be administrators, trainers, public officials or leaders in municipal fire, emergency management and police departments. This major provides students with knowledge and skills pertaining to leadership, managerial principles, conflict resolution, strategic planning and organizational communication.

University Core Requirements (42 hours)


Communication (6 hours)


Choose TWO courses from the UHCL core approved list.  

Mathematics (3 hours)


Choose ONE course from the UHCL core approved list.  

Life and Physical Sciences (6 hours)


Choose TWO courses from the UHCL core approved list.  

Language, Philosophy and Culture (3 hours)


Choose ONE course from the UHCL core approved list.  

Creative Arts (3 Hours)


Choose ONE course from the UHCL core approved list.  

U.S. History (6 hours)


Choose TWO courses from the UHCL core approved list.  

Government/Political Science (6 hours)


Choose TWO courses from the UHCL core approved list.  

Social Behavioral Sciences (3 hours)


Choose ONE course from the UHCL core approved list.  

Component Area Options (6 hours)


Choose SIX hours from the UHCL core approved list.  

  • Two 1-hour Life and Physical Science Labs are required co-requisites for the chosen science courses.
  • COMM 1315  and PSYC 1100  recommended for this requirement.

College Core Requirements (3 hours)


30 hours of upper-level credit must be “C” or better.

Overview Requirement


Choose ONE course from: Any PSYC, ANTH, SOCI, or CRIM course at the 3300 or 4300 level.

Major Requirements (54 hours)


Choose THREE of the following courses. (9 hours)


For CRIM 3312 , the following may be substituted: SOCI 3312 

Required Courses (6 hours)


Elective Requirements (24 hours)


24 hours of electives (any 1300, 2300, 3300, or 4300 level courses).