Degrees in the College of
Letters, Arts & Social Sciences

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The university's largest academic division offers programs in English, history, theatre, psychology, sociology, anthropology, political science, international studies and more.

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Advertising
Engage in a creative, fast-paced and hands-on learning environment to prepare for a dynamic career in advertising

Anthropology
Develop a comprehensive understanding of cultural diversity – past and present

Economics, B.A.
Develop a strong liberal arts background and a solid understanding of the factors that affect U.S. and global economies

Foreign Language
Open your mind to the world through the study of another language and culture

History
Explore people, times, places and issues to prepare for a career in government, military service, education, business, communications, teaching or law

International Studies
Gain an understanding of international connections and conflicts. Areas of concentration include international relations, global resources and development, and international economics and business

Latin American Studies
Prepare for a career in many fields, including diplomatic service and international business

Music Business
Develop skills and knowledge in both music and business for a career in the multi-billion dollar arts industry

Music Performance or Composition
Prepare to reach your highest level of achievement as a professional musician or composer

Political Science
Study the origin, development and operation of political systems and public policy to prepare for a career in business, government, law and education

Public Relations
Position yourself for a career in public relations with versatile professional skills and quality practical experiences

Theatre, B.A. & B.S.
Develop professional and life skills for employment and creative production in the fields of theatre, film and television

Theatre, B.F.A.

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American Studies
Develop a rich and complex understanding of U.S. history, society and cultures

Broadcasting & Digital Media
Build technical skills and broad media knowledge for a career in radio, television and digital media production

English, B.A.
Challenge yourself to think and write critically on how words can reflect and shape the world

General Studies
Design a program of study that will give you a strong broad-based, individualized education

Interdisciplinary Studies
Customize a degree program that combines elements of two or more departments

Journalism
Develop the professional skills for a career in print, broadcast or online journalism

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Music
Receive a broad liberal arts education with concentrations in music history, music theory and applied music

Music Education
Undergo professional training for a career as a certified music teacher while continuing to perform as a capable musician

Philosophy
Examine life's fundamental questions while enhancing your reasoning and communication skills

Psychology
Explore how psychology affects all aspects of everyday life, including social relationships, school and work outcomes, and consumer behavior

Sociology
Explore how social forces influence human behavior and develop a strong liberal arts foundation

Theatre, B.F.A.
Develop professional and life skills for employment and creative production in the fields of theatre, film and television

Degrees in the College of Letters, Arts & Social Sciences

Degrees in the College of
Letters, Arts & Social Sciences