Interested in an Interdisciplinary Major?
The Bachelor of Interdisciplinary Studies degree allows students the flexibility to develop a course of study that aligns with their goals by selecting classes from several departments and institutes in the College of Arts and Sciences. Students may also include courses from other Georgia State units in their interdisciplinary program. The following is a list of current Interdisciplinary Studies degrees and information on how to enroll.
IDS Major Degree Programs
Undergraduate Programs
Bachelor of Arts in Interdisciplinary Studies
• Concentration in Game Design & Development
• Minor in Game Design & Development
Explore the interactive entertainment landscape, including software development and interactive storytelling. The program has its roots in computer and information science, while also covering the range of other disciplines, including writing, film, graphic design, music, and psychology. The programs are for students who aspire to gain the back-ground and technical skill necessary for a career in gaming or interactive media.
Application is required for BIS programs. For more information, visit: http://cas.gsu.edu/undergraduate/student-advis-ing/interested-interdisciplinary-major/
Exploration and Signature Experiences
See your academic advisor for experiential learning opportunities in this major.
Connect with Your Peers
Student and Professional Organizations: The following groups can help you meet students with common interests and begin building professional relationships.
- Panther Gaming
Prepare for Life After Graduation
Consider Graduate or Professional School.
Popular Career Choices:
- Video Game Artist
-Animator
-Screenwriter
-Programmer
Catalog Description and Approved Courses:
How to Enroll:
Step 1:
If you have not been admitted to GSU, select this program as your major or minor of choice on your admission application. Then review this checklist with an academic advisor.
If you are currently enrolled at Georgia State University and wish to change your major to this degree program, meet with an academic advisor to review this checklist.
To view previous BIS checklists, please click here.
Step 2:
Meet with the faculty coordinator to discuss career interests and course offerings.
David CheshierDepartment: Creative Media Industries Institute
Phone: 404-413-5649
Office: 25 Park Place, Rm 205
BIS Academic Advisors:
If you are a Freshman, Sophomore, or Junior:
Location: 4th Floor of 25 Park Place
Phone: 404-413-2620
If you are a Senior:
Location: 3rd Floor of 25 Park Place
Phone: 404-413-5000
Location: 3rd Floor of 25 Park Place
Phone: 404-413-5000
Report a B.I.S. Registration Issue or Confirm a Pre-Requisite Course:
https://asoaa.wufoo.com/forms/rvv5qwr1tbtizf/
Course Substitution Request Form:
https://cas.gsu.edu/wp-admin/admin-ajax.php?action=frm_forms_preview&form=sxfv9222
Undergraduate Programs
Bachelor of Interdisciplinary Studies:
• Concentration in Middle East Studies
• Minor in Middle East Studies
• Minor in Arabic
• Minor in Jewish Studies
The Department of World Languages and Cultures serves a threefold purpose: to encourage an appreciation of humanistic values through the study of foreign languages, literature, and cultures; to teach foreign languages as a means of communication; and to prepare students for academic careers and the opportunities available in the field of international business.
Application is required for BIS programs. For more information, visit: http://cas.gsu.edu/undergraduate/student-ad-vising/interested-interdisciplinary-major/
Exploration and Signature Experiences
Experiential Opportunities: The following activities can help you gain hands-on experience while developing knowledge and professional skills. Integrate macroeconomic principles into your under-standing of inter-cultural successes and challenges through ECON 3900. Apply your language and writing skills through intern-ships (MES 4580) or study abroad in Rome (MES 4570), Turkey, or other Persian Gulf destinations (MES 4590).
Connect with Your Peers
Student and Professional Organizations: The following groups can help you meet students with common interests and begin building professional relationships.
- Middle East Socio-Political Association
Prepare for Life After Graduation
Consider Graduate or Professional School.
Popular Career Choices:
• Intelligence Officer.
• Interpreter / Translator, Linguistics.
• Secondary and Post-secondary Educator.
• Security and Protection, Foreign Service.
Catalog Description and Approved Courses:
https://catalog.gsu.edu/undergraduate20192020/college-of-arts-and-sciences/#middle-east-studies
How to Enroll:
Step 1:
If you have not been admitted to GSU, select this program as your major or minor of choice on your admission application. Then review this checklist with an academic advisor.
If you are currently enrolled at Georgia State University and wish to change your major to this degree program, meet with an academic advisor to review this checklist.
To view previous BIS checklists, please click here.
Step 2:
Meet with the faculty coordinator to discuss career interests and course offerings.
n Campbell
BIS Academic Advisors:
If you are a Freshman, Sophomore, or Junior:
Location: 4th Floor of 25 Park Place
Phone: 404-413-2290
If you are a Senior:
Location: 3rd Floor of 25 Park Place
Phone: 404-413-5000
Report a B.I.S. Registration Issue or Confirm Pre-Requisite Course:
https://asoaa.wufoo.com/forms/rvv5qwr1tbtizf/
Course Substitution Request Form:
https://cas.gsu.edu/wp-admin/admin-ajax.php?action=frm_forms_preview&form=sxfv9222
Undergraduate Programs
Bachelor of Arts in Interdisciplinary Studies
- Concentration in Asian Studies
The program in Asian Studies provides students an opportunity to acquire a career-oriented range of skills and knowledge of this important and unique region by choosing from a large number of courses offered at Geor-gia State in a range of departments.
For more information, visit: http://cas.gsu.edu/undergrad-uate/student-advising/interested-interdisciplinary-major/
Exploration and Signature Experiences
Experiential Opportunities: The following activities can help you gain hands-on experience while developing knowledge and professional skills.
Study language and culture in foreign countries through week- or semester- or study abroad, exchange, or immersion programs. Find an internship, which can lead to recommendations and employment opportunities.
Connect with Your Peers
Student and Professional Organizations: The following groups can help you meet students with common interests and begin building professional relationships.
- Asian Studies Club
- Japanese Student Association
- Indian Student Association
- Chinese Student Association
- Korean Undergraduate Student Association
Prepare for Life After Graduation
Consider Graduate or Professional School.
Popular Career Choices:
• Politician/Diplomat
• Cultural Researcher/Historian/Journalist
• Translator/Interpreter/ESL Teacher
• Media Consultant/International Market Analyst
Catalog Description and Approved Courses:
https://catalog.gsu.edu/undergraduate20192020/college-of-arts-and-sciences/#asian-studies
How to Enroll:
Step 1:
If you have not been admitted to GSU, select this program as your major or minor of choice on your admission application. Then review this checklist with an academic advisor.
If you are currently enrolled at Georgia State University and wish to change your major to this degree program, meet with an academic advisor to review this checklist.
To view previous BIS checklists, please click here.
Step 2:
Meet with the faculty coordinator to discuss career interests and course offerings.
Ghulam Nadri
Department: History
Phone: 404-413-6387
Office: 25 Park Place, 20th Floor
BIS Academic Advisors:
If you are a Freshman, Sophomore, or Junior:
Location: 4th Floor of 25 Park Place
Phone: 404-413-2620
If you are a Senior:
Location: 3rd Floor of 25 Park Place
Phone: 404-413-5000
Report a B.I.S. Registration Issue or Confirm Pre-Requisite Course:
https://asoaa.wufoo.com/forms/rvv5qwr1tbtizf/
Course Substitution Request Form:
https://cas.gsu.edu/wp-admin/admin-ajax.php?action=frm_forms_preview&form=sxfv9222
Undergraduate Programs
Bachelor of Arts in Interdisciplinary Studies
Concentration in Environmental Studies
This program focuses on scientific components of environmental issues by integrating courses from anthropology, biology, chemistry, geography, and geology. This concentration emphasizes a broad-based understanding of the environment, while providing for the development of an emphasis in one of the areas.
Application is required for BIS programs. For more information, visit: http://cas.gsu.edu/undergraduate/student-ad-vising/interested-interdisciplinary-major/
Exploration and Signature Experiences
See your academic advisor for experiential learning opportunities in this major.
Connect with Your Peers
Student and Professional Organizations: The following groups can help you meet students with common interests and begin building professional relationships.
• Tri Beta Biological Honor Society
• Sigma Gamma Epsilon
• oSTEM
Prepare for Life After Graduation
Consider Graduate or Professional School.
Popular Career Choices:
• Government worker/Politician.
• Teacher.
• Medical Professional.
• Zoologist, Marine Biologist.
Catalog Description and Approved Courses:
How to Enroll:
Step 1:
If you have not been admitted to GSU, select this program as your major or minor of choice on your admission application. Then review this checklist with an academic advisor.
If you are currently enrolled at Georgia State University and wish to change your major to this degree program, meet with an academic advisor to review this checklist.
To view previous BIS checklists, please click here.
Step 2:
Meet with the faculty coordinator to discuss career interests and course offerings.
Rebekah Chapman
If you are a Freshman, Sophomore, or Junior:
Location: 4th Floor of 25 Park Place
Phone: 404-413-2620
If you are a Senior:
Location: 3rd Floor of 25 Park Place
Phone: 404-413-5000
Report a B.I.S. Registration Issue or Confirm Pre-Requisite Course:
https://asoaa.wufoo.com/forms/rvv5qwr1tbtizf/
Course Substitution Request Form:
https://cas.gsu.edu/wp-admin/admin-ajax.php?action=frm_forms_preview&form=sxfv9222
Undergraduate Programs
Bachelor of Arts in Interdisciplinary Studies
- Concentration in Global Studies
The Global Studies Institute prepares students to be glob-ally competent in their chosen careers. Students develop individualized degree plans that reflect their interests in global issues such as peace and conflict, terrorism, international development, globalization, culture and power, media, global health, environment, genocide studies, and human rights. They can gain broad understanding of the global system or in-depth knowledge of a region with the option of pursuing advanced study in world languages.
Exploration and Signature Experiences
Experiential Opportunities: The following activities can help you gain hands-on experience while developing knowledge and professional skills. Gain real world experience working with faculty on cutting-edge research or participating in study abroad, internships, service learning, and other Signature Experience designated courses, language and culture in foreign countries through semester- or year-long study abroad, exchange, or immersion programs.
Connect with Your Peers
Student and Professional Organizations: The following groups can help you meet students with common interests and begin building professional relationships.
• African Students Association
• European Student Association
• Global Brigades
• United Nations Association
• World Affairs Council of Atlanta
Prepare for Life After Graduation
The BIS in Global Studies prepares students for careers that require cultural competence or that engage with global issues. Students may also consider graduate studies in law, public policy, business, public health, and many other fields.
Popular Career Choices:
- International Business
- Non-for-Profit Organizations
Catalog Description and Approved Courses:
How to Enroll:
Step 1:
If you have not been admitted to GSU, select this program as your major or minor of choice on your admission application. Then review this checklist and the ideal course plan with an academic advisor.
If you are currently enrolled at Georgia State University and wish to change your major to this degree program, meet with an academic advisor to review this checklist and the ideal course plan for Global Studies.
To view previous BIS checklists, please click here.
Step 2:
Meet with the faculty coordinator to discuss career interests and course offerings.
Jennie Burnet
Department: Global Studies Institute
Office: 25 Park Place, 18th Floor
BIS Academic Advisors:
If you are a Freshman, Sophomore, or Junior:
Location: 4th Floor of 25 Park Place
Phone: 404-413-2620
If you are a Senior:
Location: 3rd Floor of 25 Park Place
Phone: 404-413-5000
Report a B.I.S. Registration Issue or Confirm Pre-Requisite Course:
https://asoaa.wufoo.com/forms/rvv5qwr1tbtizf/
Course Substitution Request Form:
https://cas.gsu.edu/wp-admin/admin-ajax.php?action=frm_forms_preview&form=sxfv9222
Undergraduate Programs
Bachelor of Arts in Interdisciplinary Studies
- Concentration in Law and Society
This program emphasizes the social sciences and humanities perspectives of the law. Drawing on the disciplines of political science, sociology, history, English, philosophy, psychology, criminal justice, and business law, the Law and Society area of concentration offers the student a broad liberal but non-professional background in law. It is a viable option for pre-law students.
Application is required for BIS programs. For more information, visit: http://cas.gsu.edu/undergraduate/student-advis-ing/interested-interdisciplinary-major/
Exploration and Signature Experiences
Experiential Opportunities: The following activities can help you gain hands-on experience while developing knowledge and professional skills. Study abroad in France, India, South Korea, Turkey or the UK. Develop skills through internships such as the Georgia Legislature Program (POLS 4930, 4940, 4945).
Connect with Your Peers
Student and Professional Organizations: The following groups can help you meet students with common inter-ests and begin building professional relationships.
• Pi Sigma Alpha
• Sigma Iota Rho
• Mock Trial
Prepare for Life After Graduation
Consider Graduate or Professional School.
Popular Career Choices:
• Journalist/Editor/Publisher
• Lawyer/Politician
• Government Employee
• Accountant/Trust Officer
Catalog Description and Approved Courses:
How to Enroll:
Step 1:
If you have not been admitted to GSU, select this program as your major or minor of choice on your admission application. Then review this checklist with an academic advisor.
If you are currently enrolled at Georgia State University and wish to change your major to this degree program, meet with an academic advisor to review this checklist.
To view previous BIS checklists, please click here.
Step 2:
Meet with the faculty coordinator to discuss career interests and course offerings.
Michael Fix
BIS Academic Advisors:
If you are a Freshman, Sophomore, or Junior:
Location: 4th Floor of 25 Park Place
Phone: 404-413-2620
If you are a Senior:
Location: 3rd Floor of 25 Park Place
Phone: 404-413-5000
Report a B.I.S. Registration Issue or Confirm Pre-Requisite Course:
https://asoaa.wufoo.com/forms/rvv5qwr1tbtizf/
Course Substitution Request Form:
https://cas.gsu.edu/wp-admin/admin-ajax.php?action=frm_forms_preview&form=sxfv9222
Undergraduate Programs
Bachelor of Arts in Interdisciplinary Studies
- Concentration in Media Entrepreneurship
This program prepares students for entry into a changing media environment with an understanding of business dynamics and opportunities. Students will develop skills needed to start their own businesses and bring innovative thinking to traditional media organizations.
Application is required for BIS programs. For more information, visit: http://cas.gsu.edu/undergraduate/stu-dent-advising/interested-interdisciplinary-major/
Exploration and Signature Experiences
See your academic advisor for experiential learning opportunities in this program.
Connect with Your Peers
Student and Professional Organizations: The following groups can help you meet students with common inter-ests and begin building professional relationships.
• Digital Media Group
• GSTV
• EnterMEDIAte
Prepare for Life After Graduation
Consider Graduate or Professional School.
Popular Career Choices:
• Journalist/Editor/Publisher.
• Producer.
• Public Relations Manager.
• Market Analyst.
Catalog Description and Approved Courses:
How to Enroll:
Step 1:
If you have not been admitted to GSU, select this program as your major or minor of choice on your admission application. Then review this checklist with an academic advisor.
If you are currently enrolled at Georgia State University and wish to change your major to this degree program, meet with an academic advisor to review this checklist.
To view previous BIS checklists, please click here.
Step 2:
Meet with the faculty coordinator to discuss career interests and course offerings.
David CheshierDepartment: Creative Media Industries Institute
Phone: 404-413-5649
Office: 25 Park Place, Rm 205
BIS Academic Advisors:
If you are a Freshman, Sophomore, or Junior:
Location: 4th Floor of 25 Park Place
Phone: 404-413-2620
If you are a Senior:
Location: 3rd Floor of 25 Park Place
Phone: 404-413-5000
Report a B.I.S. Registration Issue or Confirm Pre-Requisite Course:
https://asoaa.wufoo.com/forms/rvv5qwr1tbtizf/
Course Substitution Request Form:
https://cas.gsu.edu/wp-admin/admin-ajax.php?action=frm_forms_preview&form=sxfv9222
Undergraduate Programs
Bachelor of Arts in Interdisciplinary Studies
- Concentration in Philosophy, Politics, and Economics
Historically, the studies of Philosophy, Politics, and Economics (PPE) were deeply connected. The program at GSU helps students become familiar with—and capable of contributing to—ongoing debates about the nature of good political and economic institutions, as well as the policies and practices that are best suited for creating and sustaining them. More broadly, students develop the intellectual skills of both the social scientist, who seeks to understand how the social world operates, and the moral philosopher, who seeks to critically evaluate the social world and how it ought to be.
Exploration and Signature Experiences
Experiential Opportunities: Gain hands-on experience while developing knowledge and professional skills through student assistantships, paid internships, and study abroad and exchange programs.
Connect with Your Peers
Student and Professional Organizations:
The following groups can help you meet students with common interests and begin building professional relationships.
• Civil Discourse Forum
• Philosopher’s Guild
• Pre-Law Society
• Economics Club
Prepare for Life After Graduation
Consider Graduate or Professional School.
Popular Career Choices:
The BIS in PPE program prepares students for careers that require independent thought with significant analytic reasoning and writing skills. PPE students are well-positioned for careers in law, government, public service, and entrepreneurial endeavors as well as graduate programs in political science, philosophy, and economics.
Catalog Description and Approved Courses:
How to Enroll:
Step 1:
If you have not been admitted to GSU, select this program as your major or minor of choice on your admission application. Then review this checklist with an academic advisor.
If you are currently enrolled at Georgia State University and wish to change your major to this degree program, meet with an academic advisor to review this checklist.
To view previous BIS checklists, please click here.
Step 2:
Meet with the faculty coordinator to discuss career interests and course offerings.
Andrew Jason Cohen
BIS Academic Advisors:
If you are a Freshman, Sophomore, or Junior:
Location: 4th Floor of 25 Park Place
Phone: 404-413-2620
If you are a Senior:
Location: 3rd Floor of 25 Park Place
Phone: 404-413-5000
Report a B.I.S. Registration Issue or Confirm Pre-Requisite Course:
https://asoaa.wufoo.com/forms/rvv5qwr1tbtizf/
Course Substitution Request Form:
https://cas.gsu.edu/wp-admin/admin-ajax.php?action=frm_forms_preview&form=sxfv9222
Undergraduate Programs
Bachelor of Arts in Interdisciplinary Studies
- Concentration in Gerontology
The population around the globe is aging and this demo-graphic shift influences every aspect of society. Today, one in eight Americans are over the age of 65 and this number will only continue to grow. We need experts who are trained specifically in gerontology to address the policy and service needs of this new population of elders. Moreover, we need scholars to research issues of aging from a variety of fields of study, such as psychology, sociology, physical therapy, nursing, education, exercise science, social work, real estate, economics, public health, criminal justice, and many other
fields.
Exploration and Signature Experiences
Experiential Opportunities: The following activities can help you gain hands-on experience while developing knowledge and professional skills. Study language and culture in foreign countries through semester- or year-long study abroad, exchange,
or immersion programs.
Connect with Your Peers
Student and Professional Organizations: The following groups can help you meet students with common interests and begin building professional relationships.
• Adopt-a-grandparent Program
• Alpha Omega
Prepare for Life After Graduation
Consider Graduate or Professional School.
Popular Career Choices:
T he B.I.S. in Gerontology will provide undergraduate students an opportunity to gain knowledge of aging across the life course through a diverse perspective. Gerontology-related courses are designed to draw on a variety of disciplines to expose students to the issues, knowledge, and research about aging processes, older people, and the complex needs of our rapidly aging society.
Catalog Description and Approved Courses:
How to Enroll:
Step 1:
If you have not been admitted to GSU, select this program as your major or minor of choice on your admission application. Then review this checklist with an academic advisor.
If you are currently enrolled at Georgia State University and wish to change your major to this degree program, meet with an academic advisor to review this checklist.
To view previous BIS checklists, please click here.
Step 2:
Meet with the faculty coordinator to discuss career interests and course offerings.
Department: Gerontology Institute
Phone: 404-413-5215
Office: One Park Place South, Suite 605
BIS Academic Advisors:
If you are a Freshman, Sophomore, or Junior:
Location: 4th Floor of 25 Park Place
Phone: 404-413-2620
If you are a Senior:
Location: 3rd Floor of 25 Park Place
Phone: 404-413-5000
Report a B.I.S. Registration Issue or Confirm Pre-Requisite Course:
https://asoaa.wufoo.com/forms/rvv5qwr1tbtizf/
Course Substitution Request Form:
https://cas.gsu.edu/wp-admin/admin-ajax.php?action=frm_forms_preview&form=sxfv9222
Students should make an appointment with their academic advisor to discuss this option.
BIS Academic Advisors:
If you are a Freshman, Sophomore, or Junior:
Location: 4th Floor of 25 Park Place
Phone: 404-413-2620
If you are a Senior:
Location: 3rd Floor of 25 Park Place
Phone: 404-413-5000
IDS Minor Degree Programs
Catalog Description and Approved Courses:
How to Enroll:
Step 1:
If you have not been admitted to GSU, select this program as your major or minor of choice on your admission application. Then review this checklist with an academic advisor.
If you are currently enrolled at Georgia State University and wish to change your major to this degree program, meet with an academic advisor to review this checklist.
To view previous BIS checklists, please click here.
Step 2:
Meet with the faculty coordinator to discuss career interests and course offerings.
David CheshierDepartment: Creative Media Industries Institute
Phone: 404-413-5649
Office: 25 Park Place, Rm 205
BIS Academic Advisors:
If you are a Freshman, Sophomore, or Junior:
Location: 4th Floor of 25 Park Place
Phone: 404-413-2620
If you are a Senior:
Location: 3rd Floor of 25 Park Place
Phone: 404-413-5000
Report a B.I.S. Registration Issue or Confirm Pre-Requisite Course:
https://asoaa.wufoo.com/forms/rvv5qwr1tbtizf/
Course Substitution Request Form:
https://cas.gsu.edu/wp-admin/admin-ajax.php?action=frm_forms_preview&form=sxfv9222
Catalog Description and Approved Courses:
How to Enroll:
Step 1:
If you have not been admitted to GSU, select this program as your major or minor of choice on your admission application. Then review this checklist with an academic advisor.
If you are currently enrolled at Georgia State University and wish to change your major to this degree program, meet with an academic advisor to review this checklist.
To view previous IDS checklists, please click here.
Step 2:
Meet with the faculty coordinator to discuss career interests and course offerings.
IDS Academic Advisors:
If you are a Freshman, Sophomore, or Junior:
Location: 4th Floor of 25 Park Place
Phone: 404-413-2620
If you are a Senior:
Location: 3rd Floor of 25 Park Place
Phone: 404-413-5000
Report a B.I.S. Registration Issue or Confirm Pre-Requisite Course:
https://asoaa.wufoo.com/forms/rvv5qwr1tbtizf/
Course Substitution Request Form:
https://cas.gsu.edu/wp-admin/admin-ajax.php?action=frm_forms_preview&form=sxfv9222
Catalog Description and Approved Courses:
How to Enroll:
Step 1:
If you have not been admitted to GSU and admitted into the Army ROTC program, select this program as your major or minor of choice on your admission application. Then review this checklist with an academic advisor.
If you are currently enrolled at Georgia State University and have enrolled into the Army ROTC program and wish to add this minor, meet with an academic advisor to review this checklist.
To view previous IDS checklists, please click here.
Step 2:
Meet with the faculty coordinator to discuss career interests and course offerings.
Department of Military Science and Leadership
Phone: 404-413-6493
Office: Georgia State Stadium, 755 Hank Aaron Drive, Atlanta, GA 30315
IDS Academic Advisors:
If you are a Freshman, Sophomore, or Junior:
Location: 4th Floor of 25 Park Place
Phone: 404-413-2620
Location: 4th Floor of 25 Park Place
Phone: 404-413-2290
If you are a Senior:
Location: 3rd Floor of 25 Park Place
Phone: 404-413-5000
Location: 3rd Floor of 25 Park Place
Phone: 404-413-5000
Report a B.I.S. Registration Issue or Confirm Pre-Requisite Course:
https://asoaa.wufoo.com/forms/rvv5qwr1tbtizf/
Course Substitution Request Form:
https://cas.gsu.edu/wp-admin/admin-ajax.php?action=frm_forms_preview&form=sxfv9222
Catalog Description and Approved Courses:
How to Enroll:
Step 1:
If you have not been admitted to GSU, select this program as your major or minor of choice on your admission application. Then review this checklist with an academic advisor.
If you are currently enrolled at Georgia State University and wish to change your major to this degree program, meet with an academic advisor to review this checklist.
To view previous IDS checklists, please click here.
Step 2:
Meet with the faculty coordinator to discuss career interests and course offerings.
Ghulam Nadri
Department: History
Phone: 404-413-6387
Office: 25 Park Place, 20th Floor
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BIS Academic Advisors:
If you are a Freshman, Sophomore, or Junior:
Location: 4th Floor of 25 Park Place
Phone: 404-413-2620
If you are a Senior:
Location: 3rd Floor of 25 Park Place
Phone: 404-413-5000
Report a B.I.S. Registration Issue or Confirm Pre-Requisite Course:
https://asoaa.wufoo.com/forms/rvv5qwr1tbtizf/
Course Substitution Request Form:
https://cas.gsu.edu/wp-admin/admin-ajax.php?action=frm_forms_preview&form=sxfv9222
Catalog Description and Approved Courses:
How to Enroll:
Step 1:
If you have not been admitted to GSU, select this program as your major or minor of choice on your admission application. Then review this checklist with an academic advisor.
If you are currently enrolled at Georgia State University and wish to change your major to this degree program, meet with an academic advisor to review this checklist.
To view previous IDS checklists, please click here.
Step 2:
Meet with the faculty coordinator to discuss career interests and course offerings.
Andrew Wedeman
BIS Academic Advisors:
If you are a Freshman, Sophomore, or Junior:
Location: 4th Floor of 25 Park Place
Phone: 404-413-2620
If you are a Senior:
Location: 3rd Floor of 25 Park Place
Phone: 404-413-5000
Report a B.I.S. Registration Issue or Confirm Pre-Requisite Course:
https://asoaa.wufoo.com/forms/rvv5qwr1tbtizf/
Course Substitution Request Form:
https://cas.gsu.edu/wp-admin/admin-ajax.php?action=frm_forms_preview&form=sxfv9222
Catalog Description and Approved Courses:
How to Enroll:
Step 1:
If you have not been admitted to GSU, select this program as your major or minor of choice on your admission application. Then review this checklist and the list of prerequisites required for admission into Communication Science graduate programs with an academic advisor.
If you are currently enrolled at Georgia State University and wish to change your major to this degree program, meet with an academic advisor to review this checklist.
To view a projected course schedule for courses approved for this program click here.
To view previous IDS checklists, please click here.
Step 2:
Meet with the faculty coordinator to discuss career interests and course offerings.
BIS Academic Advisors:
If you are a Freshman, Sophomore, or Junior:
Location: 4th Floor of 25 Park Place
Phone: 404-413-2620
If you are a Senior:
Location: 3rd Floor of 25 Park Place
Phone: 404-413-5000
Report a B.I.S. Registration Issue or Confirm Pre-Requisite Course:
https://asoaa.wufoo.com/forms/rvv5qwr1tbtizf/
Course Substitution Request Form:
https://cas.gsu.edu/wp-admin/admin-ajax.php?action=frm_forms_preview&form=sxfv9222
Catalog Description and Approved Courses:
How to Enroll:
Step 1:
If you have not been admitted to GSU, select this program as your major or minor of choice on your admission application. Then review this checklist with an academic advisor.
If you are currently enrolled at Georgia State University and wish to change your major to this degree program, meet with an academic advisor to review this checklist.
To view previous IDS checklists, please click here.
Step 2:
Meet with the faculty coordinator to discuss career interests and course offerings.
David CheshierDepartment: Creative Media Industries Institute
Phone: 404-413-5649
Office: 25 Park Place, Rm 205
BIS Academic Advisors:
If you are a Freshman, Sophomore, or Junior:
Location: 4th Floor of 25 Park Place
Phone: 404-413-2620
If you are a Senior:
Location: 3rd Floor of 25 Park Place
Phone: 404-413-5000
Report a B.I.S. Registration Issue or Confirm Pre-Requisite Course:
https://asoaa.wufoo.com/forms/rvv5qwr1tbtizf/
Course Substitution Request Form:
https://cas.gsu.edu/wp-admin/admin-ajax.php?action=frm_forms_preview&form=sxfv9222
Catalog Description and Approved Courses:
How to Enroll:
Step 1:
If you have not been admitted to GSU, select this program as your major or minor of choice on your admission application. Then review this checklist with an academic advisor.
If you are currently enrolled at Georgia State University and wish to change your major to this degree program, meet with an academic advisor to review this checklist.
To view previous IDS checklists, please click here.
Step 2:
Meet with the faculty coordinator to discuss career interests and course offerings.
Ryan Carlin
IDS Academic Advisors:
If you are a Freshman, Sophomore, or Junior:
Location: 4th Floor of 25 Park Place
Phone: 404-413-2620
If you are a Senior:
Location: 3rd Floor of 25 Park Place
Phone: 404-413-5000
Report a B.I.S. Registration Issue or Confirm Pre-Requisite Course:
https://asoaa.wufoo.com/forms/rvv5qwr1tbtizf/
Course Substitution Request Form:
https://cas.gsu.edu/wp-admin/admin-ajax.php?action=frm_forms_preview&form=sxfv9222
Catalog Description and Approved Courses:
How to Enroll:
Step 1:
If you have not been admitted to GSU, select this program as your major or minor of choice on your admission application. Then review this checklist with an academic advisor.
If you are currently enrolled at Georgia State University and wish to change your major to this degree program, meet with an academic advisor to review this checklist.
To view previous IDS checklists, please click here.
Step 2:
Meet with the faculty coordinator to discuss career interests and course offerings.
Department: World Languages and Cultures
Phone: 404-413-5890
Office: 25 Park Place, 19th Floor
IDS Academic Advisors:
If you are a Freshman, Sophomore, or Junior:
Location: 4th Floor of 25 Park Place
Phone: 404-413-2620
If you are a Senior:
Location: 3rd Floor of 25 Park Place
Phone: 404-413-5000
Report a B.I.S. Registration Issue or Confirm Pre-Requisite Course:
https://asoaa.wufoo.com/forms/rvv5qwr1tbtizf/
Course Substitution Request Form:
https://cas.gsu.edu/wp-admin/admin-ajax.php?action=frm_forms_preview&form=sxfv9222
Students should make an appointment with their academic advisor to discuss this option.
IDS Academic Advisors:
If you are a Freshman, Sophomore, or Junior:
Location: 4th Floor of 25 Park Place
Phone: 404-413-2620
If you are a Senior:
Location: 3rd Floor of 25 Park Place
Phone: 404-413-5000
Contact Us
The college office coordinates senior advisement. Freshman through junior level students seeking advisment receive support from the university advisement office. University offices are open Monday through Friday from 8:30 until 5:15 p.m.