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University of North Texas
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· Institutional Compliance Mission Statement: To reinforce and support a culture at UNT System Institutions which builds compliance consciousness into their daily activities and operations throughout each area of our University and encourages each employee to conduct UNT System and campus business with the highest standards of honesty and integrity.
Institutional Compliance is an independent arm of management with a mission of establishing an Institutional Compliance program that clearly demonstrates UNT System's total commitment to the highest standards of ethics and compliance with all applicable regulatory requirements by its faculty, staff, a and students.
· Institution size: Undergraduate 27, Gruaduate 10
· Loacation: size of the city : 62.3 sq miles (161.4 km²) Denton, Area, Population:117,187 , Miles from the house: 42.6 mi, Time from the house: 54 min
· Acadamic Program:
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· Accounting - MS
· Applied Anthropology - MA | MS
· Applied Geography - MS
· Applied Technology & Performance Improvement - PhD
· Applied Technology & Performance Improvement - MEd | MS
· Art Education - MA | PhD
· Art History - MA
· Audiology - AuD
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· Behavior Analysis - MS
· Bilingual and English as a Second Language - Teacher Certification
· Biochemistry and Molecular Biology - MS | PhD
· Biology - MA | MS | PhD
· Business Administration - MBA
· Business - PhD
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· Chemistry - MS | PhD
· Clinical Psychology - PhD
· Communication Studies - MA | MS
· Composition (Music) - MA | PhD
· Computer Education and Cognitive Systems - MS
· Computer Engineering - MS
· Computer Science - MS
· Computer Science and Engineering - PhD
· Counseling - PhD
· Counseling - MEd | MS
· Counseling Psychology - PhD
· Creative Writing - MA
· Criminal Justice - MS
· Curriculum and Instruction - PhD
· Curriculum and Instruction - MEd
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· Design - MA | MFA
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· Early Childhood Studies - MS
· Economic Research - MS
· Educational Administration - EdD | PhD
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