Students in the Asian Studies program learn about the traditional and modern societies of Asia through teaching, research, and service. They graduate equipped to enter a variety of career paths.The program fosters an understanding of the cultural, social, and political relationships among the various countries in Asia, North America, and Europe.

Combine your work and life experiences with the leadership and professional studies bachelor’s online program from William Paterson University to prepare for a prominent professional role. Focus on your career goals while building competencies in communication, collaboration, negotiation, and emotional intelligence. WP Online utilizes insight from leaders to develop curriculum that helps you become a top-level candidate for various opportunities and promotions.

The BA in Art and Design degree is a studio focused liberal arts degree option which allows the art student the opportunity to discover and explore various media for their creative expression. Starting with a 27-credit foundation studies program, students are immersed in courses in drawing, two- and three-dimensional design, 2D and 3D digital design, and art history.

Arts Studies majors learn skills that apply to many fields, which are relevant in a changing, interdisciplinary, global world. Our students find work in museums and art galleries, sound studios, arts nonprofits and community arts programs. Graduates of the program follow their passion to make art and teach others and start their own arts businesses. They become artistic directors for large companies and start-ups.

North Park University’s bachelor of arts in music with a concentration in performance lets you get started on the road to your career as a professional performer. Develop and maximize your talent at the university level where you’ll learn essential skills and gain valuable performing experience. A concentration in performance provides a strong foundation for future graduate study or to build a career in a variety of church, school, nonprofit, or professional performance settings.

It takes more than talent to build a career. Success in any field requires skills and experiences beyond what you learn in the practice room. We place a strong emphasis on professional development in our core curriculum to ready students for their careers. Courses in marketing, finance, teaching, and technology, as well as internships with local, professional arts organizations will help you build the confidence you need to take risks and craft the career of your dreams.

The Behavior Studies program prepares students for various careers in clinical, social, educational, industrial, and law enforcement environments.

The Adolescence Education: Social Studies program requires completion of an appropriate arts and sciences major, chosen from one of the following majors: anthropology, economics, history, politics or sociology, while simultaneously completing a second major in education, with courses in pedagogy that are specific to the content that will be taught

Artists have an eye for beauty, a vision for creativity and a knack for originality and use these skills and others to create commercial or fine art pieces in various mediums. Art students at Valdosta State University build their portfolios while developing the knowledge and skills necessary to pursue careers in art-related fields or to continue their studies at the graduate level.

A BA in Health Sciences allows students to develop a solid scientific foundation for the study of the human body, focusing on the structure and function of the body in conditions of wellness and disease. Students will be prepared for entry-level health science careers involving health education in a wide variety of settings, or entrance to graduate school in a variety of allied health fields, including physical therapy, occupational therapy, exercise physiology, nursing, physician assistance and others. The program is enriched by major requirements that intentionally attend to verbal and written discourse in the discipline, as well as research literacy.

UNC’s School of Art and Design stands out for its practical, pre-professional approach. You’ll develop technical skills, while learning to market yourself effectively as a creative professional, freelancer or entrepreneur. Our Art and Design program grants you a high degree of independence, enabling you to focus the program on your own artistic interests and career pursuits.

To obtain the BA in Anthropology degree and prepare for a chosen field, students must complete the major requirements listed below, round out their education by learning important skills and values through Loyola's Core Curriculum and develop their own special interests by taking general electives.

Social science begins with the insight that our “common sense” or “obvious” ideas about how human individuals, groups, communities, and societies behave don’t match up with the way they actually behave. Social science is a systematic way of getting past “common sense” to study human beings' surprising cognitive and social lives. We find that various contexts shape the way human beings think and the way human societies act.

The Health and Society bachelor's degree program explores multiple perspectives on health, health care, and related systems and policies. You will engage in a critical analysis of the factors that impact the health and health behaviors of diverse populations, the provision of health care, and the formulation of health-related policy.

The Natural and Applied Sciences (NAS) Program focuses on the intersection of human and environmental health and experience. NAS Graduates are practiced in applying scientific techniques, data collection, and review; and demonstrate proficiency in clear, succinct, modern modes of communication.