In addition to liberal arts and sciences such as English, history and political science, psychology, and chemistry, the university offers professional programs in accounting, broadcast communications, and hospitality management. Pitt-Bradford also confers interdisciplinary degrees in forensic science and environmental studies. Graduate programs include a Master of Science in Nursing and a Master of Social Work. The MSN and MSW degrees are administered by the University of Pittsburgh School of Nursing and School of Social Work. The student/faculty ratio is 15:1 and the average class size is 18, with 66% of courses having fewer than 20 students, 29% having fewer than 10 students, and 1% having 50 or more students. All courses are taught by faculty, rather than graduate assistants. Internship and research opportunities are also available to students through partnerships with area businesses and industries. Rankings and recognition U.S. News & World Report 2021 edition of Best Regional Colleges-North ranked Pitt-Bradford tied for 19th overall. The campus also received the following specialty rankings: UPB was ranked 57th in the nation among baccalaureate colleges by Washington Monthly in 2020, 8th in the nation for satellite campuses by The Best Colleges in 2019, and is named to the list of "Best Colleges in the Northeastern Region" by The Princeton Review. In 2016, it was also named to The Princeton Review Guide to 361 Green Colleges, which recognizes environmentally responsible colleges. In 2019, the University of Pittsburgh launched the Pitt Success Pell Match Program, which provides Pell Grant recipients across the university with matching funds to lower the cost of attendance. Previously, the University of Pittsburgh at Bradford, along with Georgia State University, the University of California, San Diego, and ten other public universities, was recognized by the administration of President Barack Obama for its high enrollment and graduation rates among students receiving Pell Grants. International studies The University Center for International Studies (UCIS), located at the Pittsburgh campus, facilitates more than 350 study abroad programs in over 75 countries, providing UPB students in all majors the opportunity to participate in global education experiences. Programs offered by UCIS include: Panther Programs, with Pitt faculty developing curricula and leading students on overseas excursions, two-way exchange programs with foreign universities, and third-party programs approved by Pitt. Both the university and the Bradford campus offer scholarship opportunities for study abroad. Pitt-Bradford coordinates additional programs through the campus' study abroad office, and offers the university's only undergraduate