Trevecca’s Bachelor of Arts in intercultural studies prepares you for both domestic and global cross-cultural Christian ministry. This program offers a versatile education involving intercultural dynamics and coursework that trains you for ordained ministry in culturally diverse settings.

In Northern's global language and culture program, you'll be provided with skills and experiences to communicate effectively in global contexts across various cultural settings, becoming an effective participant in a global community. This program, offered in person or online, explores research across the curriculum - including sociology, business, history, government, cultural and communication studies, and a modern language - to offer a vibrant and accessible curriculum that stays current with global trends and market needs.

The primary goal of the BA in World Languages and Cultures at Georgia College is to provide students with a solid liberal arts education that becomes the foundation for personal and professional growth over a lifetime. Chart your unique path through a curriculum rich in linguistic, cultural, literary, and professional experiences. Broaden your horizons and explore your world - in more than one language and through a variety of cultural perspectives.

The Bachelor of Arts in Cultural Studies offered in the College of Humanities, Arts and Social Sciences (CHASS) at the University of the Incarnate Word challenges students to investigate culture and individual experiences, social relations and power structures, and discover approaches to the challenges of today’s world. With their broad understanding of culture, its drivers and its interpretations, students of Cultural Studies are students of the workings of the world. Combining the strengths of the social sciences and the humanities, Cultural Studies draws on methods and theories used in traditional disciplines such as Literary Studies, Sociology, Anthropology, Communication Studies, History, Philosophy, Political Economy, Psychoanalysis and Religious Studies. Cultural Studies also draws on theories and methods from the growing fields of Gender Studies, Ethnic Studies, Post-Colonial Studies, Feminist Studies and Media Studies. By working across the boundaries of these fields, students of Cultural Studies can address new questions and problems arising in today's world.

The Bachelor of Arts in Social and Cultural Analysis with a focus on Ethnicity, Race, and Indigenous Studies offers students an in-depth exploration of the social constructions and historical contexts...

The mission of the Department of African Cultural Studies is to research and teach the languages and expressive cultures of Africa and Africans around the world. Our faculty specialize in literature, music, film, critical applied linguistics, drama, diaspora studies, and new media. Our undergraduate program emphasizes the development and application of analytical, linguistic, and methodological tools that enable students to work effectively and imaginatively across regions, languages, cultural forms, methodologies, and disciplines. A student majoring in African Cultural Studies is prepared for careers across the globe!

This major introduces students to the social, cultural, historical, and artistic dimensions of global African Diaspora and Black communities in the United States, Africa, Europe, Asia, the Caribbean, Latin America, and Pacific regions of the world.

The African American Studies major examines, from numerous disciplinary perspectives, questions of race, culture, and modern struggles for equality centering on the experiences of people of African descent in Black Atlantic societies including the United States, the Caribbean, Latin America, Europe, and Africa, and the global impact of those experiences. Students in the department explore the historical, cultural, political, economic, and social development of Black Atlantic societies. Majors work to become informed thinkers who are intellectually prepared to offer clarity and insight to ongoing academic and public debates centered in questions concerning race and inequality.

The Native Studies Leadership Program is the journey to self-determination and reclaiming our cultural sovereignty.

The Intercultural Studies Program exists to equip its graduates to effectively respond to and serve men and women of diverse cultural and ethnic backgrounds in our global twenty-first century.

This program is designed for the student who desires to live and work as a disciple of Christ in a multi-cultural world. The student will be prepared to pursue a chosen career in any North American or international cultural or multi-cultural setting.

Within the School of Arts and Sciences, the Department of Africana Studies has, since 1969, been devoted to close interdisciplinary analysis of black experience to support the work of social justice both nationally and internationally.

The B.A. Track in Cultural Anthropology focuses on the issues, modes of inquiry, fieldwork strategies, data collection methods and analysis, and ethnographic representation forms that characterize contemporary cultural anthropology.

Students engage in content, methods, and practices with faculty in order to develop the capacity to explore the ever-changing field of communication with developed cultural awareness.

The MCA major combines media studies with humanities courses on cultural history and interpretation. Students hone their crafts through electives in media, film, theater, visual arts, music, literature, journalism, criticism, creative writing, art history, musical theater, and museum studies.