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International Foundation in Humanities and Social Sciences - Environmental Management with Professional Placement
Prepare for direct entry to International Foundation in Humanities and Social Sciences - Environmental Management with Professional Placement of an undergraduate degree in a range of subjects including accounting, architecture, finance and management, law and social sciences at INTO University of Manchester.
Philosophy of a specific discipline
What makes natural science 'scientific'? What is a just law? What can science tell us about free will and ethical responsibilities? In this Philosophy of a specific discipline degree from University of Groningen, you'll explore the philosophical aspects of science.
English (English Secondary Education)
The Bachelor of Arts in English (English Secondary Education) from North Carolina Agricultural & Technical State University, prepares future educators to teach English at the middle and high school levels.
Politics with Foundation Year (Part-time)
The Birkbeck, University of London offers a part-time B.A. in Politics with Foundation Year, designed to provide essential skills for understanding political dynamics. This flexible course spans four years and includes evening classes, making it ideal for those balancing work and study commitments.
Performance Studies
Performance Studies from Texas A&M University involves an interdisciplinary, liberal arts approach to the study of performance. As a department soundly positioned between arts and scholarship, humanities and social sciences, theory and practice, we provide students with opportunities to engage with the field of performance studies from multiple angles.
Philosophy with Politics
By combining Philosophy with Politics at Royal Holloway University of London you will take Philosophy as the major element of your degree alongside some study of politics.
Education Sciences - General Studies
The Education Sciences - General Studies programme at the University of Florida is a 120-credit Bachelor of Arts degree. Delivered via a public study mode, this undergraduate course explores educational foundations and policy. Students engage in experiential learning to prepare for diverse professional roles or further study.
Medieval and Ancient Studies
The Medieval and Ancient Studies programme at the University of Minnesota offers a public, full-time bachelor degree. This multidisciplinary course explores European culture from 500 to 1500 A.D., examining how historical patterns in law and gender relations continue to shape our modern 21st-century world.
Irish Folklore (Hons)
Studying folklore involves the study of traditional popular culture, in the past and in the present. The Irish Folklore (Hons) program at University College Dublin investigates Irish Folklore as a local expression of international cultural phenomena, making the subject particularly suitable for international students.
Classics
Classics from Texas A&M University enables students to receive a solid foundation in their major field through courses in Greek and/or Latin languages, seminars that emphasize inquiry and research skills, research hours that focus on writing skills, and upper-level courses in classical studies.
Political Science and Philosophy
The Political Science and Philosophy programme at Northeastern University is a full-time, public study track. This interdisciplinary degree type combines ethical theory with political analysis over a four-year duration. Students gain the critical tools to evaluate public policy and social justice within a global framework.
Theology
The vision of this bachelor of Theology at University of South Africa (UNISA), aligned to that of the university, is to become the African college of excellence in the social and human sciences by making a continuous and positive contribution in the service of humanity.
Classical Studies
Boston University's Department of Classical Studies offers a BA/MA program leading to the Bachelor of Arts (BA) and the Master of Arts (MA)
Spanish
The Spanish programme at the University of Denver offers a comprehensive BA degree focused on linguistic mastery and cultural insight. This full-time course explores the diverse histories of Spain, Latin America, and Latino communities. Students benefit from an immersive curriculum designed to foster global communication skills.
World Languages and Cultures
The World Languages and Cultures programme at the University of South Florida provides a comprehensive foundation in linguistics and global traditions. This bachelor degree, delivered via a public study mode, equips students with vital communication skills for international environments through diverse concentrations.
English- Rhetoric and Writing
The English- Rhetoric and Writing program from Saint Xavier University, provides a general grounding in the disciplines of English. This curriculum is based upon a guideline approach and aims to develop in students informed habits of thought, research, discussion and writing.
Creative Writing
The Creative Writing programme from Syracuse University is designed for students who have an intense interest in developing their skills as writers and readers of creative nonfiction, fiction, and poetry.
Religious Studies and Africana Studies
The Religious Studies and Africana Studies programme at Northeastern University is a four-year, full-time bachelor degree. It integrates the analysis of global religious traditions and ethics with the historical and social experiences of the African diaspora, providing a comprehensive interdisciplinary perspective.
Italian
The Italian programme at the University of Oregon offers a comprehensive B.A. degree focused on language and culture. This full-time, on-campus course provides students with deep linguistic fluency and historical insights. It is designed for those seeking to master one of the world's most influential Romance languages.
Linguistics
This major at Pennsylvania State University would allow students to receive a BA degree in Linguistics, the scientific study of language: how it is structured, how it is acquired, how it is used to convey information, and how it changes over time.