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French and Francophone Studies
As a student in our French and Francophone Studies program at Willamette University, you’ll connect with dynamic and multicultural faculty who have a strong interest in interdisciplinary learning and teach a diverse array of classes. Course topics include imperialism, colonialism, self-representation, graphic novels, post-colonialism, migration and contemporary France.
History
History from North Carolina Central University introduces students to African, African Diaspora, African American, American, European, Latin American, Southeast Asian, and public history, preparing students to teach at the secondary school level, pursue graduate study, or find employment in law, government service, industry, and other public and private sectors.
English
The English B.A. at The City University of New York offers a comprehensive exploration of literature, film, and law. This public programme requires 120 credits and features a unique Literature and the Law concentration. Students develop advanced analytical skills through diverse study modes over a standard four-year duration.
English
Students in the Rider University English department develop creativity and skills in language, writing, analysis and critical thinking.
Literary Studies
The Literary Studies major at the University of Indianapolis was designed to provide students with a comprehensive look at English literature, drama, poetry and composition.
American Studies
As an American Studies major at the University of Mary Washington, you’ll examine what it means to be an American, from history and politics to literature, music, and film.
Francophone Studies (French)
At Francophone Studies (French) from St. Lawrence University, students can study languages that are spoken on every continent: French, Spanish, German, Italian, Chinese, Arabic and Swahili.
English Teacher (7-12)
The English Teacher (7-12) programme at The City University of New York is a comprehensive B.A. degree designed for aspiring educators. This full-time, on-campus course combines rigorous literary study with pedagogical training, preparing students for professional certification to teach adolescence education in New York.
Ministry
The Ministry program at Belmont University combines traditional courses in religion such as theology and church history with innovative classes in practical ministry, equipping you with the knowledge and hands-on experience needed for ministry work in today's world.
Philosophy
Philosophy at University of Alaska Anchorage is the creative and critical reflection on enduring questions concerning the nature of the world and our place in it.
History
With a firm foundation in the liberal arts, the Bachelor of Arts in History at Furman University allows students to explore a wide range of geographical regions, civilizations, and cultures throughout ancient, medieval, early modern, and modern history.
Religion, Society and Culture
The Religion, Society and Culture programme at Bishop's University offers a comprehensive public bachelor degree. This academic path explores the complex intersection of faith and modern life over a standard three or four-year duration. Students engage in deep cultural analysis within a supportive university environment.
Liberal Studies - Psychology
Liberal Studies - Psychology at Barry University empowers individuals and prepares them to deal with complexity, diversity and change. It provides students with broad knowledge of the wider world (e.g. science, culture, and society) as well as in-depth study in Literature and Humanities or Psychology.
Studio Art
The Studio Art programme at Radford University offers a comprehensive creative education within the College of Visual and Performing Arts. This full-time undergraduate degree provides students with access to state-of-the-art facilities and expert faculty, fostering artistic excellence and innovation in a dynamic environment.
English
Courses in the Department of English prepare students at Western Connecticut State University for success in a wide variety of careers.
History and Social Science
Studying History and Social Science at Wheaton College Illinois provides students with a diverse selection of course offerings by outstanding faculty members who integrate faith into the curriculum and foster an environment of community through small class sizes.
Religion
At Religion from Whitman College, you'll study the dimension of human culture in which questions of ultimate meaning are asked and answered. In a world of many cultures, peoples, and historical traditions, the answers to religious questions vary widely.
Philosophy
Studying Philosophy at Occidental College helps develop these abilities, providing you with the intellectual grounds to reflect critically on your beliefs, recognize the strengths and weaknesses of alternative beliefs, integrate your views into a coherent perspective, and understand how philosophical ideas have shaped your values, culture, and history.
Religious Studies
Religion plays a central role in many areas of human life, from the individual quest for meaning and purpose to the broader arenas of social values, politics, and both conflict and cooperation among nations and groups. The Religious Studies program is offered by Lafayette College.
Philosophy
Philosophy from the State University of New York at Oswego offers intellectual challenge and growth, as well as access to a great variety of disciplines and a multitude of career paths.