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Deaf Studies - General Deaf Studies Emphasis
This Bachelor in Deaf Studies - General Deaf Studies Emphasis program at Utah Valley University is a liberal arts degree that provides in-depth study into all facets of the Deaf-World. Students choose among two emphases. There is no special application process, but students should declare their major by contacting the academic advisor for the Languages Department.
Secondary English Education (7-12)
The Secondary English Education (7-12) programme at Wayne State College is a full-time, on-campus degree designed for aspiring teachers. This comprehensive course spans 120 credits, focusing on literature and pedagogy. It prepares students for professional licensure to teach English within middle and high school settings.
History
At History from Stephen F. Austin State University the human story is a tangled narrative of events encompassing thousands of years, each thread of which is connected to countless others. A historian can trace those threads, understand their connections and explain their relevance to the present. The History program is offered by Stephen F. Austin State University.
English
At English at University of Louisiana at Monroe society needs skilled readers and writers, always in short supply in the job market. Those who have acquired well developed writing skills and an ability to interpret, retain, and apply ideas and facts obtained from reading are multi-purpose students for life valued in all occupations and disciplines.
English - Literature
The B.A. in English - Literature from State University of New York Potsdam provides students with a liberal arts background through coursework emphasizing literature, literary analysis, and critical writing.
Liberal Studies
The Liberal Studies major develops students’ knowledge and skills with coursework drawn from throughout the School of Arts and Sciences from La Salle University. Students engage in a self-directed program of study where, in consultation with an advisor, they select upper-level courses across two to three related disciplines.
Literature, Media and Writing
The major in Literature, Media, and Writing (formerly English) at Spelman College offers comprehensive training in English-language literary, visual, and rhetorical traditions with a special emphasis on Black women’s contributions to global histories of cultural expression.
Individualized Studies
If your interests cut across traditional disciplines or departments, or your career or professional goals cannot be met by other programs at Plattsburgh, the individualized studies major can help meet your needs. In the Individualized Studies program at the State University of New York Plattsburgh you can create your own major with the help of a faculty adviser.
Religious Studies
The critical study of religion means learning how religion operates in an increasingly interconnected and global world, and it gives our graduates a boost in their skills of critical analysis, presentation in writing and speaking, cultural understanding. University of Central Arkansas is proud to be the only state school with a major in Religious Studies in Arkansas.
History
The History programme at Fairleigh Dickinson University is a bachelor level course delivered in a public study mode. This degree focuses on developing critical research and analytical skills through the investigation of the human past. Students engage in a comprehensive curriculum designed to prepare them for diverse professional fields.
Philosophy
Explore life’s biggest questions, sharpen your thinking, and prepare for any career — the Philosophy program at Centre College empowers you to lead, reason, and make a difference.
English
English at Stephen F. Austin State University offers a comprehensive, challenging curriculum in literature and writing.
Creative Writing
Creative Writing at Stephen F. Austin State University will give you fundamental and advanced training in the craft and technique of writing for a variety of genres.
English Literature
Learn to read with imagination and insight, write with clarity and grace, and explore the deeper questions of the human experience with the English Literature program from Pacific University Oregon.
History (Hons)
The History (Hons) programme at Keele University is a three-year, full-time undergraduate degree. This public study course explores global social and political change from medieval times to the present. Students develop critical analytical skills through diverse modules, with options for international or placement years.
English and American Literatures
The Bachelor English and American Literatures at Middlebury College offers courses in lecture and seminar format on the British and American literary traditions from their origins to the present, as well on literature written in English in the Caribbean, Africa, and South Asia.
Hispanic Studies
The Hispanic Studies program at Vassar College has a twofold purpose: to teach the skills required to understand, speak, read, and write the Spanish language and to guide students in an exploration of the literatures and cultures of Spain and Latin America. Except for the occasional bilingual seminar on Latino/a studies, courses are taught in Spanish.
English
English from Idaho State University develop writing skills, explore human experience as represented in literature, and treat the nature of language.
Latin American Studies
The Latin American Studies program at the University of Indianapolis provides you the valuable working knowledge of the Spanish language, but you will also be entrenched in cultural understanding, literature, philosophy, and historical time periods.
Philosophy
The Philosophy program at James Madison University prepares graduates to meet a rapidly changing world. Students study ancient and contemporary philosophers as they engage in rigorous debate, ask the big questions and sharpen their critical thinking skills.