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Humanities News & Events
Travel Study: Spend Spring Break Studying 20th Century Genocide in Europe
Assistant Professor Helps Kick Off National Novel Writing Month
Faculty Art on Display at Divide and Conquer Gallery Exhibition
October 19–December 4, 2009
Prestigious Carnegie Fellowship Available for Students Interested in International Affairs
Deadline to Apply is Friday, December 11, 2009
Professor Named One of Top 100 Irish-American Educators
The Division of Humanities offers courses and degrees related to those academic disciplines traditionally known as the humanities. These disciplines include areas of study such as history, literature, communication, philosophy, languages, and the arts. Through the Division of Humanities students may receive the bachelor of science degree in legal studies; the bachelor of arts degree in American studies, communication studies, English, history, humanities, international studies, and theatre; and the master of arts degree in writing. In additional to offering courses in the traditional classroom setting and online, the division also coordinates internship opportunities and supports study abroad programs.
The Division of Humanities also sponsors a number of events each year, and some of these events, such as the launch of the Digressions Literary Magazine annual issue or lectures given by invited speakers, are coordinated through affiliated student organizations. There are a number of student organizations affiliated with the division, including the Communication Arts Club, Phi Alpha Delta Prelaw Fraternity, the Spanish Club, and Sigma Tau Delta English Honor Society. The division also sponsors a number of other events that are a part of its performing and visual arts programming series.
Areas of Study
Undergraduate MajorsAmerican Studies Pre-Degree Granting ProgramsStudents who have not yet chosen a major or are working toward meeting the matriculation requirements of their desired major may enroll in a pre-degree granting program. Students must declare a major prior to graduation. One of these programs is administered by the Division of Humanities: Minors
African Diaspora Studies |
Graduate MajorsDual Admission MajorsNSU offers dual admission to a select number of highly motivated, academically talented students interested in pursuing both an undergraduate degree and future graduate studies. After students complete their undergraduate requirements, they may complete their graduate or professional school requirements in one of the university's graduate or professional schools. International Business Administration Please refer to Dual Admission Web site for additional information. |
