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CACS Program Transitions

Effective Fall 2026

As part of UNT’s continued growth and collaboration across disciplines, CACS programs will transition to their new academic homes within the College of Liberal Arts and Social Sciences, the G. Brint Ryan College of Business, and the College of Information. This change reflects our shared commitment to advancing student success, innovation, and multidisciplinary learning at UNT Frisco and beyond.
At the College of Applied & Collaborative Studies (CACS), with flexible program options, personalized support, your college experience is designed to prepare you to engage with a rapidly changing environment through partnership and innovation opportunities.
CACS Philosophy
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Shape Your Future at CACS

Take the leap toward your future!
Apply today or connect with an advisor to find the program that’s right for you.

 

 

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Project Design & Analysis

A 3-year cohort degree at UNT Frisco focused on real-world projects, design thinking, analytics, and project management. Students complete three required internships, a portfolio, and a capstone. Ask us about our 11-month MBA pathway option. 

 

 

 

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Applied Art & Sciences

Flexible bachelor’s degree for transfer and returning students that accepts prior credits and military training. It offers hybrid or fully online options, and prepares students with core courses, career-focused skills, and optional internships.

 

 

 

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Applied Project Design & Analysis

2-year transfer-friendly degree at UNT Frisco focused on project management, design thinking, and analytics, with real-world projects, an internship, aportfolio, and a capstone to prepare students for careers.

 

 

 

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Industrial Distribution

A multidisciplinary bachelor’s degree preparing students for careers in supply chain, manufacturing, and high-tech industries. It combines business, engineering, and design with project-based learning and a required internship.

 

 

 

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Enology & Brewing

A multidisciplinary field in wine and beer production, blending viticulture, fermentation, marketing, and business. Through project-based learning and an internship, with options for a certificate, minor, or BAAS concentration.

 

 

 

Applied Heritage Management

A multidisciplinary certificate in cultural heritage, combining archaeology, history, art, anthropology, and more. Students collaborate with communities and organizations to gaining skills for careers in museums, tourism, and heritage management.

 

 

Shape Your Future at CACS

Take the leap toward your future! Apply today or connect with an advisor to find the program that’s right for you.

 

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Pamela Scott Bracey
Clinical Professor & Department Chair
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Ana White
Advising Director
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