Mason's Bachelor of Individualized Study (BIS) program is a degree completion program for adult learners. BIS offers students generous transfer credit options and a distinctive educational opportunity to integrate other college-level learning, such as professional credentials and military experience, into university coursework credits. Students create interdisciplinary concentrations to meet their own educational needs for professional advancement, career change, preparation for graduate school, and personal satisfaction.
BIS is designed to meet the needs of adults. The flexibility of the program, the pace of coursework, and the time to complete are individually tailored to each student's situation. Our advisors and faculty are committed to your success in earning an undergraduate degree.
The Human Rights and Global Justice Initiative, housed by the Institute for a Sustainable Earth (ISE), part of the continuous campus-wide effort to position Mason as a leader in inclusion and justice, will be hosting “Indigenous Rights and Environmental Justice: A Cross-cultural Conversation." Experts from Australia, Brazil, and the U.S., including Chief Frank Adams of the Upper Mattaponi Nation of Virginia, have been invited to share their experience and expertise.
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