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Broaden your understandings of the changing roles of gender and sexuality in the United States and globally.

Learn the highest level of German language and cultural competence.

The Bachelor of Arts in health services major is an interdisciplinary course of study designed to prepare students to work in health care.

Experience history as intellectual challenge in itself and excellent all-around preparation for a wide range of professional careers after graduation

Develop an understanding of how the sciences originated, how they were practiced, how they developed, and how they related to their intellectual and social contexts.

Investigate the creation, purposes, and meanings of these cultural products, to better understand ourselves and each other.

Study Italian language, literature, and culture to prepare for graduate study in law and international affairs, advanced work in the humanities, and careers in business, governmental service, and teaching.

Explore a variety of areas across disciplines relating to Italian and Italian American culture: language, literature, theatre, cinema, art and architecture, music, history, social and immigration history, politics and political theory.

Progress from beginning to advanced level in the Japanese language.

Learn about Korean culture and history and receive comprehensive training in the Korean language.

Specialize in career training for work within the United States justice system.

Explore a wide range of subjects across disciplines and to apply academic studies to professional, career, and educational goals. 

Search for the unconscious knowledge that humans have about language and how children acquire it, understand the structure of language in general, how language influences the way we interact with each other.

This program provides students with a rigorous education in the theories of mass media process, history, and ethics as well as the opportunity to specialize in one of three professional practice areas: Corporate and Community Relations, Writing for the Professions, or Digital Media.

Study the collection, preservation, archiving and exhibition of art and historic objects, documents and specimens from material culture, considering not only how museums and historic sites generate knowledge but also how they might partner with diverse communities to enrich our understanding of what it means to be human.

Develop a broad foundation in music scholarship while tailoring specific elements of music study to the student’s individual talents and interests.

Train for professions in law, medicine, or business with the conceptual sophistication imparted by training in Philosophy.

Prepare for a range of careers in the public and private sectors and in academia with focuses in American politics, comparative politics, international relations, or political theory.

Enhance your understanding of the moral and political complexities of public life and prepare in both theory and practice to pursue careers in social and public affairs through this uniquely interdisciplinary, self-directed major.

Deepen your engagement with writing as a form of social action and professional exchange that has consequences in the world.