Cultural Studies is a concentration within the Bachelor of Liberal Arts degree. This interdisciplinary program provides an understanding of the humanities, such as literature, history, music history, art history, philosophy and language. It demonstrates the interrelations, interaction and influences of the humanities on one another as well as the significant impact of their diversity. Cultural Studies provides students with an understanding of cultural diversity within the United States and how it is affected by its global context.
The requirements of the Bachelor of Liberal Arts program and the Cultural Studies concentration are flexible. Students can focus their Cultural Studies program around particular area of interest in the humanities. The Cultural Studies concentration is one of two 24-30 credit concentrations the student takes for the Bachelor of Liberal Arts degree.
Concentration I: Cultural Studies: 24 credits
At least 12 credits must be earned at or above the 300 level
(Course descriptions are available under the appropriate departments elsewhere in this catalogue.)
Comparative Arts (59.105 - 3 credits)
Methodology (Choose one - 3 credits)
Critical Discourse in the Humanities (Choose one - 3 credits)
Diasporas and Cultures in America (15 - 18 credits)
(Other appropriate courses may be substituted with the permission of the BLA Advisor)
Concentration II: (24 - 30 credits)
At least 12 credits must be earned at or above the 300 level
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