Analyze fundamental questions at the core of today’s most critical social, cultural, and political debates - and understand their historic context. This degree serves as a foundation for students who are interested in pursuing a career or a graduate or professional degree in a variety of fields - from global

PROGRAM STRUCTURE

Core Courses

Core courses provide an in-depth exploration of the liberal arts that expands your critical thinking and analytical skills, increases your knowledge, and develops your intellect.

Electives

Students select elective credits from DAUS course offerings in consultation with their advisor.

Concentrations

Students may choose concentrations in Anthropology, Economics, History, International Studies, Media Studies, Organizational Behavior and Change, Politics, Psychology, and Sociology.

Internships

Earn academic credit while gaining industry experience. Work with coaches at the Wasserman Center to learn how to land an internship that will let you put what you have learned in the classroom into action.

Capstone

Work in close consultation with a faculty advisor on a senior thesis or project in your field of study.

affairs and law to social services and the behavioral sciences.