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History
As a History major at Ithaca College you'll explore the complex interplay of political, economic, social, cultural, scientific, and philosophical forces that have shaped the story of humankind.
Modern Languages and Literatures
Modern Languages and Literatures at St. Lawrence University allows its students to study languages that are spoken on every continent: French, Spanish, German, Italian, Chinese, Arabic and Swahili.
Philosophy, Psychology and Scientific Thought
This Philosophy, Psychology and Scientific Thought BA degree from University of Leeds allows you to explore the most fundamental questions about our minds.
Writing
At Pratt Institute, you’ll be Writing from day one in a supportive, joyful, transformative environment that puts your writing practice at the heart of your studies.
English
English from Youngstown State University lets you follow your passion for storytelling, critical thinking, and problem solving.
English and Modern Languages - Creative Writing
At English and Modern Languages - Creative Writing from Pittsburg State University students have two avenues to choose from in our emphasis: Poetry or Fiction.
History (Hons)
History (Hons) at The University of Wales Trinity Saint David offers you a chance to explore the past through a fascinating array of modules covering the history of Europe, the US, and beyond, from ancient to modern times. You will develop valuable intellectual and transferable skills through various assessment methods used in our modules.
French
While providing language and literature instruction to its majors, Dickinson College’s French department has moved beyond traditional French programmes in two ways.
History
The History programme at The City University of New York offers a comprehensive undergraduate education within the School of Arts and Sciences. This full-time degree provides students with deep analytical skills and a global perspective. It is designed for those seeking a robust academic foundation in New York City.
English Literature and Film (Hons)
The English Literature and Film (Hons) at The University of Winchester is a three-year, full-time programme delivered on campus. This interdisciplinary degree explores the relationship between literary texts and cinema, developing advanced analytical skills. It is ideal for aspiring novelists, screenwriters, and directors.
English Literature - Creative Writing
The study of literature, language, and writing elevates our minds, enlarges our capacity to understand and communicate, and integrates liberal learning. Join the English Literature - Creative Writing degree at Agnes Scott College to learn more.
History
In pursuit of this, History courses at Occidental College stress critical thinking and the application of evidence and argument to understanding the larger world, as well as attention to new perspectives on the world’s peoples and societies.
Philosophy and Theology and Religious Studies
The Philosophy and Theology and Religious Studies programme of the University of Aberdeen adds to your fascinating exploration of argument and how we apply it to ‘big questions’ of fundamental importance to us as humans, with a deep examination of religion, studying and comparing the major religions across the world, and with special focus on Christian faith in historic and contemporary contexts.
Chinese Studies
Chinese Studies major at Messiah University provides broad preparation in the Chinese language and culture while also giving you the flexibility to complete a second major—or even two minors—in other areas that interest you.
Theology
Are you curious about religious experiences, practice and traditions? A Bachelor in Theology at St. Catherine University from the St. Paul campus will develop your critical thinking and communication skills as you investigate the moral issues, spiritual aspirations and intellectual journeys of contemporary believers.
Foundation Studies: Commerce Standard Plus
The Foundation Studies: Commerce Standard Plus program at University of New South Wales is a supportive program delivered at a slower pace for students who have not met the entry requirements for the Standard Program.
Philosophy
The Philosophy program at the Virginia Wesleyan College promotes the development of analytical, critical, and interpretive abilities that are important for life in general.
Religious Studies
In the Religious Studies Department from Virginia Wesleyan College, the methods and interests of the humanities, the social sciences, and the natural sciences converge as students examine the role of religion in history, literature, and science; in human experience and diversity; and in culture, politics, and society.
Religious Studies
Investigate religious texts, beliefs, and practices to better understand different cultures beyond the stereotypes. Explore religions of the world with scholars who are experts in particular histories and traditions with the Religious Studies program at Colby College.
Ethics and Social Change
The Ethics and Social Change program of University of Evansville combines academic study with field experience in order to equip students to address complex problems in local communities and the world.