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History
Discover impactful careers with the History program offered at Gannon University.
Philosophy
The Philosophy major at Ashland University offers a unique, thorough sequence in the history of philosophy, focused on primary texts to empower you with the most significant ideas of the past and present.
History
Students who are interested in studying world events -- whether they are past or present -- are invited to become History majors at Fayetteville State University.
Māori and Indigenous Studies
As Indigenous world views become increasingly important to society, a rapidly emerging area of study is Indigenous Studies. The Māori creative and performing arts papers diversify your existing programme and provide unique insights into Māori tikanga. The Māori and Indigenous Studies programme is offered at the University of Waikato.
Business Management and English
The Business Management and English programme of the University of Aberdeen adds extra value to your strong business grounding and people skills. You will graduate with a combination of analytical, technical and communication skills and perspective, which will appeal strongly to employers in business and many fields.
Interdisciplinary Studies
We offer a Interdisciplinary Studies degree at University of North Carolina at Pembroke. With UNC Pembroke's BIS degree program, your Associate's degree or a sizeable number of university transfer credits (45 hours or more) provides the gateway to a bachelor's degree and rewarding career in your area of choice.
English Literature (Hons)
On this English Literature (Hons) degree at the University of Chichester you’ll explore your passion for literature, discover new literary worlds and engage in critical debate as you analyse texts from a variety of contexts, time periods and authors.
English Language and Literature
At English Language and Literature from Stevenson University students can combine interests in literary analysis, creative writing, professional writing, and digital publishing, and apply these starting from the beginning of freshman year.
English
Majoring in English at Concordia University, St. Paul involves studying the history, structure, and use of the English language. As you read, discuss, and write about the literature and culture of English-speaking people, you’ll learn to write clearly and persuasively, think independently, create original ideas, present alternative viewpoints and solve problems.
History
Study the past to understand the future. The History program from York College of Pennsylvania is among the best at analyzing, critical thinking, and seeing connections — all valuable job skills.
History
Students who enjoy studying History are often captivated by the stories of the past. But if you study history at Saint Mary's College, fascinating stories are just the beginning of your education.
Professional Writing and Information Design
Why Study Professional Writing and Information Design at Cedarville University? Through Cedarville's professional writing and information design program, you will cultivate your creative and informative writing skills while building a foundation that allows you to write and edit documents in a wide range of genres.
History
The History programme at California State University Stanislaus is a comprehensive undergraduate degree designed for full-time study. This B.A. curriculum focuses on developing critical thinking and research skills over a standard four-year duration, preparing students for diverse professional paths through rigorous analysis.
Theology
As a major in the Theology program at Concordia University Irvine, you will delve into a well-rounded study of the nature of God as He is revealed in the Scriptures, along with the subdisciplines of biblical interpretation, doctrine, comparative religions, church history, and applied theology.
Spanish
The Spanish B.A. at the University of Southern California offers a comprehensive exploration of Hispanic linguistics, literature, and culture. This undergraduate programme is delivered through a public study mode, providing students with advanced language proficiency and deep analytical skills over a standard duration.
Religious Studies
The Religious Studies program of Gettysburg College takes you to other cultures, traditions, and worlds. You’ll develop a global perspective that’s fundamental to understanding ethics, ways of living, belief systems, and rituals in civic, civil, and spiritual space throughout history.
Philosophy
The Philosophy programme at the University of Central Oklahoma is a Bachelor of Arts degree delivered on campus. This public study mode course focuses on fundamental questions of existence and ethics. Students develop critical reasoning skills over a comprehensive duration designed to prepare them for diverse professional paths.
Philosophy, Politics and Economics
Students will leave the Philosophy, Politics and Economics programme of the University of Aberdeen with an understanding not just of modern societies and their political institutions, but how rigorous critical evaluation can bring about significant social and political change.
East Asian Area Studies
This interdisciplinary East Asian Area Studies degree at the University of Pennsylvania is intended to offer undergraduates a course of study that focuses on East Asia as a region of the world and human experience, and provides an integrated curriculum drawing on the approaches of the social sciences, humanities, and legal studies.
Interdisciplinary Studies
Why be knowledgeable in one subject when you can attain competency in several areas of interest? Let Saint John Fisher College’s Interdisciplinary Studies program help you meld academic fields into a meaningful, cohesive major.