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MSc
Global Healthcare Management
The healthcare sector has been identified as amongst the most important and fastest growing industries worldwide. The MSc Global Healthcare Management course is designed to advance students’ knowledge of, and skills in, responsible and sustainable leadership and management within the global healthcare sector. This course will engage students in a variety of learning and teaching methodologies that will include blended learning, action learning and problem-based learning.
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B.F.A.
Film
The film major teaches you every aspect of the film industry, including scriptwriting to pre-production, production and post-production techniques.
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B.F.A.
Art Photography
The art photography program provides essential critical and technical skills to help you gain confidence to take risks and find your own voice.
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B.Mus
Sound Recording
The sound recording technology program provides technologically inclined musicians with the practical and theoretical background needed for success in today’s music production industry.
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B.Mus
Music Industry
The four-year Bachelor of Music degree program in music industry will help you develop a high level of music competency while learning about the activities of the music business.
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B.Mus
Performance
The performance program stresses the development of technical skills, repertory, poise and overall musicianship.
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B.Mus
Music Composition
The music composition program offers students individual instruction in composition and the opportunity to develop a wide range of musical skills.
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B.S.
Music
The bachelor of science (B.S.) degree program in music is particularly appropriate for students who desire the challenge of an enriched program of intellectual stimulation.
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B.S.
Drama (Theatre Management)
The B.S. drama program features a theater management track, which allows you to gain firsthand knowledge of a professional theater company’s operations by working with Syracuse Stage professionals.
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B.F.A.
Theater Design and Technology
The theater design and technology program allows you to specialize in design (set, costume or lighting) or the technical aspects of theater, including scene construction, properties and sound design.
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B.F.A.
Stage Management
In our step-by-step program, you’ll learn and apply a method of stage managing that is used in every major professional theater company in both the United States and abroad.
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B.F.A.
Musical Theater
The rigorous musical theater program focuses on the development of your individual talents and abilities with the aim of helping you to discover your uniqueness as a musical theater artist.
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B.F.A.
Acting
The acting program provides emerging theater artists with rigorous training in performance technique, text analysis, creative improvisation, voice, speech and movement.
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B.F.A.
Communications Design
The communications design program integrates academic study with the highest standards of professional practice through entrepreneurial, project-based learning.
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B.I.D.
Industrial and Interaction Design
The industrial and interaction design program prepares you to embrace the complex challenges of creating innovative products, systems and services in the 21st century.
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B.F.A.
Fashion Design
The fashion design program provides students with the skills to design, create and develop products from concept to production.
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B.F.A.
Environmental and Interior Design
The environmental and interior design program provides a basis for the next generation of creative problem solvers and leaders in the various fields of environmental and interior design.
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B.S.
Design Studies
The design studies program provides students with the skill set to become innovative creatives and leaders of cultural change in our global community.
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B.S.
Communication and Rhetorical Studies
In the communication and rhetorical studies (CRS) program, you’ll build the skills you need to become a competitive and versatile professional in diverse and evolving industries.
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B.S.
Studio Arts (B.S)
The B.S. in studio arts is designed for the student who wishes to pursue an intensive studio art experience alongside another field(s) of academic study.
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B.F.A.
Studio Arts B.F.A
The B.F.A. in studio arts focuses on the practice and production of contemporary art and emphasizes the skills and abilities needed to develop and maintain a sustainable artistic practice.
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B.F.A.
Illustration B.F.A
Our illustration program balances imagination and self-expression with refinement of skills in drawing, painting, digital media and research.
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B.S.
Innovation, Society, and Technology
Explore leading-edge technology and its impact on society, gaining the knowledge and skills needed to drive innovation and change in our digital world.
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B.S.
Information Management and Technology
Study at the intersection of business and technology, exploring the systems that drive today’s digital economy. You’ll graduate with the in-demand skill set that today’s top employers are seeking.
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B.S.
Applied Data Analytics
Explore one of today’s most in-demand skill sets. As an expert in data analytics, you’ll have opportunities in industries from health care to retail, sports, government, nonprofits and beyond.
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B.S.
Social Work
Social workers engage clients, organizations, and society to promote social justice, well-being, and respect for humankind.
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B.S.
Public Health
Promote health. Prevent disease. Build equity. Public health is focused on population health from the community to global levels. The bachelor of science in public health (BSPH) degree prepares you to work in this dynamic field to improve the health of diverse populations from a holistic perspective.
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B.S.
Nutrition Science
Study the science of nutrition and prepare for careers in medicine and other health-related professions.
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B.S.
Nutrition
The nutrition B.S. prepares you for a wide variety of careers in health promotion and is the first step toward becoming a registered dietitian nutritionist (RDN).
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B.S.
Human Development and Family Science
Explore cultural, economic and social factors that shape children and families and their relationships.
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B.S.
Health and Exercise Science
Explore the fields of academic, clinical and corporate sport, health, and fitness.
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B.S.
Mechanical Engineering
Apply physics, mechanics and material properties to design systems that affect all aspects of daily life, including transportation, product design and power generation.
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B.S.
Environmental Engineering
Integrate engineering with soil and water chemistry to develop solutions to critical environmental issues that impact human health and natural ecosystems
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B.S.
Electrical Engineering
Apply the physics and mathematics of electricity to develop state-of-the-art technology and innovation for robotics, health care, power systems, wireless communication and transportation.
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B.S.
Computer Engineering
Integrate software development with hardware architecture to design technology for modern applications.
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B.S.
Computer Science
Be on the cutting edge of the Information Age, learning to develop the technologies that will propel the global community into the future.
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B.S.
Civil Engineering
Learn how to plan, design, construct and maintain facilities for the public and private sectors such as buildings, bridges, tunnels, highways, transit and water systems.
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B.S.
Chemical Engineering
Synthesize math, chemistry, physics and material properties to design processes that transform raw materials into safe and efficient products.
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B.S.
Biomedical Engineering
Learn to apply engineering techniques to human performance and medicine in preparation for a career in medical device development, pharmaceuticals or other fields tackling global health care issues.
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B.S.
Aerospace Engineering
Master thermodynamics, aerodynamics and propulsion to design and develop aircraft and spacecraft.
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B.Mus
Music Education (PreK-Grade 12)
Be an impactful, antiracist and inclusive musician and educator—one who advocates for the arts and inspires a passion for music in all learners.
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B.S.
Inclusive Adolescent Education
Be an engaging, antiracist and inclusive English, science, mathematics, or social studies teacher, who fosters a love for their subject in all learners and helps them succeed beyond the classroom.
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B.S.
Inclusive Childhood Education
Be an innovative, antiracist and inclusive childhood education teacher who engages students with and without disabilities and ultimately helps all children succeed.
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B.A.
Writing Studies and Rhetoric
As a writing and rhetoric major, you’ll explore the power of language across a range of genres.
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B.S.
Statistics
Gain a solid understanding of statistical concepts and methods, as well as practical skills to work with data. Prepare for careers that require rigorous statistical training.
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B.A.
Statistics
Learn the statistical skills required to answer questions in a variety of fields, including the social sciences, humanities and business.
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B.A.
Spanish Language, Literature, and Culture
Investigate both the literature and culture of the Spanish-speaking world.
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B.S.
Selected Studies in Education
Be a change-maker in education, policy, technology, law, counseling and more while exploring a wide variety of issues with a global, antiracist and justice-oriented lens.
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B.A.
Russian Language, Literature, and Culture
Investigate both the literature and culture of the Russian-speaking world.
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B.A.
Religion
Explore religion through art, literature, philosophy and society from global and historical perspectives and examine roles religion plays in shaping cultures. Learn to interpret dynamics of religious convictions, actions and expressions in cross-cultural, interdisciplinary contexts .Critically and imaginatively analyze the role of religion in human expression, thought and social institutions both historically and in the present day.
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B.S.
Psychology
Psychology—the scientific study of behavior—is behind everything we do. When you study psychology, you gain skills to succeed in graduate school, professional school and the workplace.
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B.A.
Psychology
Understand how people interact with each other and what drives behavior. Learn more about the human experience and make lives better.
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B.S.
Physics
Develop skills in logic, quantitative reasoning and computation and be prepared for graduate study or a variety of careers, particularly those in science, engineering or other technical fields.
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B.A.
Physics
Develop skills in logic, quantitative reasoning and computation that open the doors to many possible careers, such as law, journalism, medicine, finance, teaching and computational science.
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B.A.
Philosophy
Study ideas and arguments, pursue fundamental truths and seek a comprehensive understanding of the world. Develop analytical and communication skills that are important in many careers.
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B.S.
Neuroscience
In this interdisciplinary program, you’ll explore the intricacies of the central and peripheral nervous systems, while engaging in cutting-edge research opportunities.
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B.A.
Neuroscience
The neuroscience B.A. offers a comprehensive, interdisciplinary approach to studying the brain and nervous system, combining cutting-edge research opportunities with a strong educational foundation.
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B.A.
Modern Foreign Languages
Develop and demonstrate a mastery of more than one modern foreign language (Arabic, Chinese, French, German, Italian, Russian or Spanish) by combining two language minors into one major.
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B.A.
Middle Eastern Studies
Study the languages, history, culture, religions and politics of the Middle East in collaboration with faculty and fellow students who share a global approach to their education.
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B.S.
Mathematics
Through Syracuse University’s most rigorous math major, practice the creative, nonprocedural thought processes through which the deeper understanding of mathematics is attained.
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B.A.
Mathematics
Through Syracuse’s most flexible math major, customize your curriculum to focus on specific areas within the field of mathematics that are most interesting to you.
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B.A.
Linguistics Studies
Linguistics is the scientific study of the nature and use of language. Investigate its role in society, its structures and their cognitive representation, and language learning and teaching.
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B.A.
Latino-Latin American Studies
Take an interdisciplinary approach as you study the culture, development, resources, history and societies of Latin America and the Caribbean, and Latino/a peoples dispersed around the globe.
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B.A.
Modern Jewish Studies
Immerse yourself in the many facets of the Jewish experience in modern times, as well as Jewish cultures and ideas, with this interdisciplinary major.
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B.A.
Italian Language, Literature, and Culture
Investigate both the literature and culture of the Italian-speaking world.
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B.S.
International Relations
Our B.S. degree, one of the few offered in the U.S., combines social sciences courses with research and data analytics training.
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B.A.
History of Architecture
Develop a rich understanding of how humanity has interacted with the environment by transforming the landscape and constructing cities and buildings under different sociopolitical circumstances.
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B.A.
Health Humanities
A multidisciplinary curriculum illuminates social factors affecting health outcomes, provides training in basic bioethics and prepares students for human-centered challenges in health-related careers.
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B.A.
German Language, Literature, and Culture
From the Brothers Grimm to Berlin today, students investigate both the literature and culture of the German-speaking world.
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B.A.
French and Francophone Studies
Investigate both the literature and culture of the French-speaking world.
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B.S.
Forensic Science
Through hands-on learning and extensive laboratory training, this integrated learning major prepares you to use advanced techniques in demanding forensic science careers.
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B.A.
Forensic Science
Through hands-on learning and extensive laboratory training, this integrated learning major prepares you to use advanced techniques in demanding forensic science careers.
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B.S.
Environment, Sustainability and Policy
In the environment, sustainability and policy program, students explore and think critically about the political, cultural and economic factors that affect environmental policy around the world.
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B.A.
Environment, Sustainability and Policy
In the environment, sustainability and policy program, students explore and think critically about the political, cultural and economic factors that affect environmental policy around the world.
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B.A.
English and Textual Studies B.A.
Explore creative expression across a broad array of texts—novels, plays, film, digital media and more. Interpret motivations behind stories of yesterday and today and hone your skills as a writer.
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B.A.
Economics
The bachelor of arts degree in economics offers a strong, analytical major. Graduates have entered financial and management careers and have enrolled in law school or in MBA programs.
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B.S.
Environmental Geoscience
Know your planet, inside and out. Study how Earth’s surface environments are an interconnected series of complex systems and prepare to dive into the challenges of global environmental change.
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B.A.
Earth Sciences
Gain a solid foundation of how the Earth system works through this flexible program meant for students whose ultimate goal is to apply their Earth sciences background to other fields.
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B.A.
Digital Humanities
Combine the traditional strengths of the humanities with attention to digital and information technology. Learn how digital technologies enable us to explore key questions in the humanities.
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B.S.
Communication Sciences and Disorders
This is a pre-professional training program in the basic nature of human communication and disorders of communication, from biological, psychological, physical and linguistic perspectives.
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B.A.
Classics (Greek and Latin)
The classics program provides students with many fascinating intellectual opportunities as they explore how the study of languages and cultures from antiquity is relevant in the digital era.
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B.A.
Classical Civilization
Take a deep dive into the culture of the Classical Era. Study the history, literature, anthropology, archaeology, material culture, gender, philosophy, politics, religion and language of the time.
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B.A.
Chemistry
Study analytical, biological, inorganic, organic and physical chemistry in lectures, seminars and laboratory-style courses. Choose from four chemistry degree programs based on your unique interests.
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B.S.
Chemistry
Study analytical, biological, inorganic, organic and physical chemistry in lectures, seminars and laboratory-style courses. Choose from four chemistry degree programs based on your unique interests.
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B.S.
Biotechnology
Use science to solve real-world problems by finding novel uses for living organisms, their molecules and the processes they can carry out.
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B.S.
Biochemistry
Study the molecular basis of life through the lenses of chemistry and biology. Consider the structure, function and interaction of proteins, nucleic acids and other biomolecules in biological systems.
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B.S.
Biology
Whether you’re interested in molecules and cells, or organisms and ecosystems, learn about life and the natural world as you seek answers to significant questions in biological sciences.
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B.A.
Biology
Whether you’re interested in molecules and cells, or organisms and ecosystems, learn about life and the natural world as you seek answers to significant questions in biological sciences.
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B.A.
Art History
Engage with the history of art and visual culture to prepare for a wide range of careers in museums, galleries, the art market, education, cultural heritage, cultural management and more.
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B.A.
African American Studies
Explore cultural, political and social dimensions of African American life in varied historical contexts and examine experiences of African peoples and their descendants throughout the diaspora.
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B.A.
Sociology
Students receive a broad overview of sociology and master specific analytic skills, including quantitative methods, qualitative methods, social theory, critical thinking and clear writing.
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B.A.
Political Science
Political science students gain research, critical thinking and writing skills that help prepare them for careers in law, public service, electoral politics and public policy, among others.
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B.A.
Policy Studies
You will be introduced to the historical, social, economic and political factors shaping contemporary policy issues at the local, state, national and global levels.
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B.A.
Law, Society and Policy
This integrated learning major focuses on law, legal institutions, the legal dimensions of social life and the policy process.
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B.A.
International Relations
The international relations degree program entails a rigorous—yet highly flexible—course of study, drawing on courses from across Maxwell's social sciences departments.
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B.A.
History
The B.A. in history provides the analytical and research skills needed for future success in this diverse field, providing students the opportunity to specialize by region, time period or issue area.
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B.A.
Geography
The geography undergraduate program addresses urban dynamics around the world, environmental issues in the present and the past, environmental science, cultural politics, globalization and more.
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B.S.
Environment, Sustainability and Policy
In the environment, sustainability and policy program, students explore and think critically about the political, cultural and economic factors that affect environmental policy around the world.
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B.S.
Economics
The bachelor of science degree in economics puts students on a path to work as a professional economist or to pursue graduate work in economics, public policy or business.
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B.A.
Citizenship and Civic Engagement
This is a nationally unique double-major program that enables students to contribute to the public good while preparing for careers in the public, private and nonprofit sectors.
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