Here are a few other general profiles of schools that offer Liberal Arts, a broad range of majors, to cover many student interests. Liberal Arts is a great way to launch a successful career and with the help of some of these institutions to increase you're learning, it's possible to achieve many things. Liberal arts colleges such as these open the doors for students!
Within our close-knit, liberal arts and sciences environment, students can choose from over 40 programs. And you can create unique majors and minors - something that is more difficult to do at larger institutions, allowing you to explore many, if not all, of your academic interests.
Mount Allison is a primarily undergraduate
liberal arts and sciences university, offering Bachelor degrees in
Arts, Commerce, Science, Fine Arts, and Music.
Mount Allison offers the following Liberal Arts Programs and Degrees from the faculty of Arts and Social Sciences:
- Classics
- English
- Fine Arts
- History
- Modern Languages and Literature
- Music
- Philosophy
- Religious Studies
- American Studies
- Canadian Studies
- Drama
- Women's Studies
- Anthropology
- Commerce
- Economics
- Geography and Environment
- Political Sciences
- International
Relations
Thompson Rivers University has an
amazing range of courses, all with their own niche of great
professors and great minds that bring the learning for a student
full circle. Thompson Rivers University embraces the liberal arts
through their commitment to small class sizes and interaction,
especially on an internationally friendly scale. TRU maintains a
great set of choices for students ranging from all over in terms of
course interests and availability.
You will
develop critical thinking and communication skills, and you will
have opportunities to explore issues that are vital to our
provincial, national and global communities.The General B.A. program provides a broad
liberal arts education by combining a concentration in at least one
discipline or thematic area with requirements that ensure a broad
selection of courses. The Major programs (currently available in
Economics, English, Geography, History, Mathematics, Psychology and
Sociology) allow students to focus specifically on courses in one
area of study. All students in the B.A. program are exposed to a
second language and to the process of scientific and formal
reasoning. Within each program of study, however, there are a
number of possible degree options. Thus, students have a good deal
of freedom to design a B.A. program that suits their own individual
needs.
Here are some credits and programs available from the faculty of arts at TRU:
- History
- Modern Languages
- English
- Philosophy
- Anthropology
- Economics
- Geography
- Political Studies
- Psychology
- Sociology
- Fine Arts
- Theatre
- Music
- Biology
- Geology
Students select the Liberal Studies Major as
it is a challenging course of study designed to develop essential
skills (reading, researching, writing and analysis) necessary for
success in university humanities and social science programs. This
Major allows the students to prepare for career programs and earn
transfer credits to other post-secondary programs. If selecting
this major, you should have a relatively strong secondary school
background, a 'B' (U, U/C, or OAC) or better in English, and the
intention to continue your post-secondary studies in a university
setting.
Fanshawe's Liberal Arts offering then can be found within the following 4 threads:
- Corporate Communication and Public Relations
- General Arts and Science (International Students)
- General Arts and Science (One Year)
- General Arts and Science (One Year, English Language Studies)
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