If you’re wondering what you can do with a B.A. in History and Political Science, the answer is quite a lot. Graduates with this degree bring their knowledge of past and present governmental procedures to the corporate world, and possess the broad knowledge base, practical skill set, and writing experience that employers are looking for. As a B.A. in History and Political Science student, you will gain an understanding of the complex forces and values that shape the modern world while fostering your passion for civic engagement.

Make history come alive through archaeological digs and historical excavations. In addition to gaining critical thinking, research, analytical and communication skills, you will enjoy opportunities for internships and field experiences with historical associations, museums, heritage and educational centers, and national parks.

Study literature, writing, and rhetoric in a supportive and engaging intellectual community of faculty and peers. You will explore works of literature while gaining familiarity with a number of disciplines, including history, psychology, and philosophy. Learn from our published faculty members as well as accomplished writers featured in the Visiting Writers Series.

Animation students will explore aspects of storyboarding, sequencing, 3D model development, rendering, animation, and sound, while design majors will take comprehensive courses in print graphics, web design, and motion graphics. With state-of-the-art on-site labs and studios and faculty who are practicing animators and designers with connections to the commercial world, you will benefit from one-on-one instruction and have access to the latest software and hardware needed to create stunning projects.

Navigate the evolving landscape of social and digital media through theoretical study and practical application. Develop unique and creative content using our advanced facilities and technological resources, including state-of-the-art radio and television studios and an interactive digital media production space for virtual reality and social media projects. Focus your skills in the areas of Media Studies and Production, Journalism and Public Relations, or Communication Studies.

Embrace a vibrant curriculum that encourages you to express yourself and act creatively with options to specialize in photography, studio art, or art and education. You will employ a variety of media to express human thoughts, interests, attitudes, emotions, and ideas. Our painting, drawing, sculpture, ceramic, and printmaking studios allow for personalized one-on-one instruction by practicing faculty, while our on-campus galleries provide an opportunity to showcase your creative works.

Understand and document the human experience from early ancestors to today’s urban societies. As an anthropology major, you will seek to document the human experience through cultural anthropology, archaeology, and biological anthropology. You’ll pursue archaeology, linguistics, curation, and more.