University of West Alabama

Master of Business Administration

BS Computer Engineering Technology

Bachelor of Business Administration Business Administration Major

BS Technology

Engineering Technology Major

Bachelor of Business Administration Finance

Master of Arts in Integrated Marketing Communications

Master of Science Experimental Psychology - Health and Sports Psychology

Bachelor of Business Administration Accounting

Bachelor of Business Administration Marketing

Master of Education Learning, Design and Technology (Non Certification)

Master of Arts in Teaching (Non Certification)

Master of Education Early Childhood Education (P-3)

Master of Education Elementary Education (K-6)

Education Specialist Counseling (Non Certification)

Education Specialist Early Childhood Education

Education Specialist Elementary Education

Education Specialist Instructional Leadership

Education Specialist Library Media (Non Certification)

Education Specialist Library Media

Education Specialist Teacher Leader

Master of Science Experimental Psychology

Master of Science Family Counseling

Master of Science Guidance and Counseling

Master of Science in Adult Continuing Education - Counseling/Psychology (Non Certification)

Master of Science in Adult Continuing Education - General (Non Certification)

Master of Education Student Affairs in Higher Education (Non Certification)

Master of Science Experimental Psychology - Clinical Psychology

Master of Education High School 6-12

Master of Education Instructional Leadership

<p>UWA's campus is situated on a beautiful 600-acre campus in Livingston, Alabama. Outside of the university, students are welcomed into the Livingston community.</p><p>Also, students will find plenty of things to explore in Livingston. The town has many outdoor areas to explore including local beaches and trials on the foothills of the Appalachians. Students can also take in a sports match whilst living in Alabama. The state has NASCAR's biggest race track, while American Football and golf are hugely supported in Alabama.</p>