College of Liberal Arts

Nonteaching Programs

There are two patterns of programs: 1) the area (maximum of 45 hours, of which at least 12 are in courses outside the major College of Liberal Arts school or department), and 2) the major (24 to 45 hours). Each school or department specifies whether its major must be accompanied by a minor. This major or area provides the depth necessary for admission to a graduate school as well as for a well-rounded liberal arts education.

The number of hours required for teacher education programs may vary from the patterns of programs described above.

Students also may complete a minor (12 to 15 hours). See the following list of nonteaching programs for minors offered in the College of Liberal Arts. Teaching certification programs also are included.

Nonteaching Programs

Areas and Major

Anthropology
Communication
      Communication: Human Relations
      Communication: Public Relations and Rhetorical Advocacy
      General Communication
      Mass Communication
      Corporate Communication
Economics
English
      Creative Writing
      English
      Professional Writing
Languages and Cultures
      Classical Studies: Classical Languages
      Classical Studies: Literature and Culture
      Classical Studies: Material Culture/History
      French
      German
      Japanese
      Russian
      Spanish
History
Philosophy
Political Science
Sociology
      Law and Society
      Sociology
Visual and Performing Arts
      Art History
      Fine Arts
      Industrial Design
      Interior Design
      Photography and Related Media
      Theatre (Acting)
      Theatre: Design and Production
      Theatre: Sound for the Performing Arts
      Visual Communication Design (Advertising Design)
Interdisciplinary Studies
      African American Studies
      American Studies
      Asian Studies
      Comparative Literature
      Film and Video Studies (Film and Theatre Production)
      Italian Studies
      Jewish Studies
      Linguistics
      Medieval and Renaissance Studies
      Religious Studies
      Women's Studies

Minors

African American Studies
Anthropology
American Studies
Arabic
Art and Design Studio
Art History
Asian American Studies
Asian Studies
Chinese
Classical Studies (Classical Languages, Literature and Culture, Material Culture/History)
Communication
Creative Writing
Dance
Electronic and Time-Based Art
English
Environmental Politics and Policy
Film and Video Studies
French
German
Global Studies
History
Italian
Japanese
Jewish Studies
Latin American and Latino Studies
Law and Society
Linguistics
Medieval and Renaissance Studies
Music History and Theory
Peace Studies
Philosophy
Political Science
Portuguese
Religious Studies
Russian
Sociology
Spanish
Theatre
Theatre Design and Production
Women's Studies