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Theatre and Performance Studies
The BA Theatre and Performance Studies at the University of Warwick degree nurtures generations of new talent. You'll be continually engaging with, watching and producing theatre, within the classroom and beyond. Outside of the course there are many student performance societies to get involved in, and you'll benefit from having Warwick Arts Centre located at the heart of our campus.
English
Studying English at the University of Miami is much more than reading old books and writing five-paragraph essays. Want to study Game of Thrones? We've got a class on that. Want to be a lawyer? We offer courses that combine law and literature, as well as courses in legal and professional writing.
Philosophy (Honours)
In the course of one year of Bachelor of Arts in Philosophy (Honours) at University of Johannesburg. you will be provided with a solid grounding in Philosophy in cutting-edge modules. You will also complete an independent research essay over the year, with guidance provided by a supervisor.
Japanese
The Japanese programme at Oakland University offers a comprehensive B.A. degree focused on language, culture, and literature. This full-time course provides students with the linguistic proficiency and cultural insights necessary for global careers. Study includes advanced translation, grammar, and modern Japanese literature.
Art - Spatial Art
The Art - Spatial Art BFA program from San José State University is an interdisciplinary program that encompasses a broad range of media including Ceramics, Glass, Installation Art, Metal Fabrication and Casting, Multimedia, Performance Art, and Sculpture.
World Literature
The World Literature program of Case Western Reserve University maintains the comparative spirit of the discipline, offering courses on individual authors, literary periods, themes, topics, and aesthetic movements.
History
Historians don't collect facts. They analyze them to understand how different viewpoints arise, and work, and how to use information to solve problems. In History classes at Indiana University East, you learn about these differences and processes. In the History program from Indiana University East you learn how to locate, evaluate, and use the information necessary to explain them.
Latin
The study of a foreign language as Latin at Marshall University emphasizes the development of critical thinking skills—increased powers of observation, analysis, logical reasoning, memory, and adaptability—that are immediately transferable to other areas of higher education and to a diversity of careers.
Religion
The Religion programme at Carleton University offers a comprehensive public study of global faiths. This bachelor degree explores the history and lived experiences of diverse traditions. Students benefit from small class sizes and flexible durations while developing cultural competence in a multicultural environment.
Classics
The core of the Classics program of Case Western Reserve University is the study of the languages and literatures of ancient Greece and Rome and the societies that spoke Greek and Latin until the end of the ancient world (usually taken as the 5th century of the Common Era).
Middle Childhood - Language Arts and Social Studies
The B.S.Ed. Middle Childhood - Language Arts and Social Studies program at Ohio University includes six majors with academic specializations in any two of the following content specializations: Language Arts, Mathematics, Science, and Social Studies.
Classical Studies
Through the major program in Classical Studies at Tulane University, we aim to educate students in the cultures of the ancient Mediterranean world through the study of Greek and Roman texts in translation and ancient material culture.
English
A degree in English at University of Arkansas at Little Rock offers the study of literature, language, and culture of the Anglophone world with an emphasis on British and American contexts.
Interdisciplinary Studies
A degree in Interdisciplinary Studies at University of Arkansas at Little Rock allows students to combine aspects of several academic disciplines, such as art history, psychology, legal studies, marketing, and more, in order to craft a degree that fits their goals.
Social Science (Interdisciplinary)
The Social Science (Interdisciplinary) programme at Florida State University offers a versatile bachelor level education. This public study mode course allows students to customise their learning across multiple departments. It requires 120 credit hours and provides a broad foundation in public affairs and citizenship.
Linguistics
The Linguistics programme at the University of Oregon offers a deep dive into language acquisition and human cognition. This comprehensive degree is delivered on campus through full-time study, allowing students to explore linguistic diversity and data analysis. Gain expert insights into how languages evolve and function.
Art Studio
Students in the Art Studio program at the University of Kentucky will gain critical skills for succeeding in today’s world, including the ability to work with still and moving images using the latest software.
Philosophy
What sort of person should I be? What are my obligations to others? What can we know? What is the relationship between science and ethics? Do we have free will? Is there a God? Students of the Philosophy program of Bowdoin College confront these and other questions through close study of the great thinkers throughout history, thinkers whose work informs our common cultural heritage.
Letters
The Letters program of Wesleyan University is a three-year interdisciplinary major for the study of European literature, history, and philosophy, from antiquity to the present.
Art, Media and Design - Graphic Art Concentration
The Art, Media and Design - Graphic Art Concentration from DePaul University will expand your artistic potential in a broad-based education in studio art, photography and media art, and graphic art practice.