Programs

Bachelor of Arts in Scripture

Bachelor of Arts in Service Management (Dienstleistungsmanagement B.A.)

The Bachelor of Arts in Service Management is a 100% online distance learning program designed for individuals looking to thrive in the growing service sector. This program equips you with essential business administration knowledge combined with up-to-date, service-specific expertise. You will develop an integrated, interdisciplinary mindset, highly sought after by employers today. This degree is ideal for communicative and enthusiastic individuals who aim for specialist or leadership roles in the diverse service industry. The curriculum offers a balanced blend of fundamental business economics, practical management skills, and industry-specific knowledge, preparing you to optimize processes and create compelling customer experiences at the crucial interface between product/service and customer. Graduates are well-prepared for a future-proof career in a sector that continues to expand.

Bachelor of Arts in Social Studies

Bachelor of Arts in Social Studies

This program equips you with a strong foundation in historical knowledge and flexible teaching strategies to prepare you for secondary education classrooms. You will explore various historical periods and regions, including World, United States, European, and Asian history. The curriculum emphasizes developing your content expertise and professional teaching skills, making you well-prepared to adapt to the evolving educational landscape.

Bachelor of Arts in Sociology

Sultan Qaboos University's College of Arts and Social Sciences offers a Bachelor of Arts in Sociology. This program aims to equip students with a strong understanding of social structures, human behavior, and societal dynamics. The curriculum is designed to foster critical thinking and analytical skills, enabling students to examine social issues from various perspectives. Graduates are prepared for a range of careers that require an understanding of society and its complexities.

Bachelor of Arts in Spanish

The Bachelor of Arts (BA) in Spanish at the University of Illinois Chicago (UIC) is offered through the Department of Hispanic and Italian Studies within the College of Liberal Arts and Sciences. This program provides students with a comprehensive understanding of the Spanish language, literature, and cultures. It aims to develop strong communication skills in Spanish, critical thinking abilities, and an in-depth knowledge of the Spanish-speaking world. The curriculum is designed to be flexible, allowing students to tailor their studies to their specific interests, whether in linguistics, literature, cultural studies, or professional applications.

Bachelor of Arts in Special Education

The Bachelor of Arts in Special Education program at Columbia College prepares educators to effectively teach students with mild to moderate disabilities across Pre-K to grade 12 settings. This multi-categorical program focuses on developing the knowledge, skills, and professional dispositions necessary for success in various classroom environments, including general education, resource rooms, and separate settings. Graduates will be equipped to support learners with learning disabilities, mild intellectual disabilities, emotional disabilities, autism, and other conditions recognized in South Carolina, ensuring they can meet the diverse needs of their students.

Bachelor of Arts in Statistics & Data Science

The Bachelor of Arts in Statistics & Data Science program at the University of Colorado Boulder equips students with a strong foundation in statistical methods and cutting-edge data analysis techniques. This program prepares graduates for diverse careers by combining core statistical knowledge with the ability to apply these skills to real-world problems across various disciplines. Students will develop critical thinking abilities, learn traditional statistical approaches, and explore modern data science strategies, making them adaptable and highly sought-after in today's data-driven world. The curriculum emphasizes interdisciplinary work, requiring students to gain in-depth knowledge in a science, engineering, social science, or humanities field that utilizes statistics, ensuring graduates are well-prepared for career success and advanced study.

Bachelor of Arts in Theatre

The Bachelor of Arts in Theatre program at Northeastern University offers a comprehensive study of theatre as an interdisciplinary art form. Students engage in collaborative theatre making, combining practical production, design, and performance with academic inquiry and practice-based research. The program emphasizes learning and adapting within a dynamic academic environment, preparing students to create impactful, ethical, and socially responsible work. Core values of the department include generosity, integrity, respect, and rigor. Students will develop skills in generating and communicating knowledge through creative practice research, collaborating effectively, and employing the principles of antiracist theatre. The curriculum aims to equip graduates with the ability to grapple with the cultural, social, and ethical impacts of theatre on communities and to advance social and racial justice through their work.

Bachelor of Arts in Theology

Bachelor of Arts in Western Civilisation

Bachelor of Arts in Western Civilisation

The Bachelor of Arts in Western Civilisation is a degree designed to foster critical thinking and engage students with foundational works of art, literature, philosophy, politics, religion, and science. Through close reading and small group discussions, you will explore perennial questions about truth, knowledge, virtue, and the good life, responding to contemporary challenges. The program emphasizes intellectual virtues such as honesty, humility, and rigor, encouraging students to develop independent judgment and the ability to argue effectively. You will learn how to think, rather than what to think, preparing you for intellectually demanding conversations and leadership roles.

Bachelor of Arts in Western Civilisation (Double Majors)

This Bachelor of Arts degree focuses on developing critical thinking through the in-depth study of influential works across art, literature, philosophy, politics, religion, and science. You will engage with major texts from Western civilisation in small group discussions, fostering a deeper understanding of perennial questions about truth, knowledge, virtue, and the good life. The program encourages intellectual courage, clear argumentation, and the ability to revise your views in response to serious ideas. You will complete a Liberal Arts Major, focusing on core questions of human existence, alongside a second major chosen from a range of disciplines including Creative Writing, History, Philosophy, Politics, and more. This interdisciplinary approach equips you with analytical skills and a broad perspective, preparing you to engage with contemporary challenges. The degree aims to cultivate intellectual virtues such as honesty, humility, and rigour. Through sustained engagement with significant works and peer dialogue, you will learn to think independently, argue effectively, and contribute to meaningful discussions. The program is designed for students who are intellectually curious and eager to be challenged by profound ideas.

Bachelor of Arts in Western Civilisation (Honours)

The Bachelor of Arts in Western Civilisation (Honours) is an optional, intensive year of study following the completion of a three-year undergraduate degree. It allows you to delve deeply into a specific area of interest within Western Civilisation, building on the foundational knowledge gained in your previous degree. This program is designed to enhance your research, critical thinking, and analytical skills through a combination of coursework and independent research. This honours year comprises 50% coursework and 50% research. You will work closely with an academic supervisor from the School of Liberal Arts to develop and complete a 15,000-word research thesis. This process will equip you with valuable skills in independent investigation, information synthesis, and the articulation of complex ideas, preparing you for advanced study or a range of professional careers.

Bachelor of Arts in Western Civilisation (Honours)

Bachelor of Arts Psychology - Bachelor of Business

Bachelor of Arts Psychology - Bachelor of Laws

Bachelor of Arts, Anthropology Major

The Bachelor of Arts (4-year) program at Athabasca University is designed to enhance critical and creative thinking through a diverse range of social, political, and cultural studies. It provides a flexible education, fostering the development, understanding, and dissemination of knowledge, alongside critical thinking skills. This degree prepares students for lifelong learning, occupational diversity, and most graduate programs. The Anthropology Major specifically provides an in-depth understanding of archaeology, biological anthropology, cultural anthropology, and linguistic anthropology, emphasizing their interrelationships and fostering a comparative and holistic approach to understanding humanity.

Bachelor of Arts, English Concentration

The Bachelor of Arts (3-year) with an English Concentration at Athabasca University is designed to enhance critical and creative thinking through a broad range of social, political, and cultural studies. This liberal arts education aims to broaden perspectives on local and global affairs, encourage community involvement, and prepare students for lifelong learning and diverse careers. The English concentration specifically focuses on reading and analyzing a wide range of literary works from diverse genres, countries, and historical periods, applying various literary theories, and developing skills in critical thinking, interpretation, and writing. This program is a respected credential in Canada and the United States, providing a highly marketable degree.

Bachelor of Arts, English Major

The Bachelor of Arts (4-year) with an English Major at Athabasca University is designed to enhance critical and creative thinking through a broad study of social, political, and cultural programs. This liberal arts education aims to broaden perspectives on local and global affairs, encourage community involvement, and prepare students for lifelong learning and diverse career paths. The program emphasizes the analysis of diverse literary works from various genres, countries, and historical periods, utilizing a range of literary theories. Graduates are expected to possess strong analytical and critical thinking skills, preparing them for graduate studies and independent research.

Bachelor of Arts, French Concentration

The Bachelor of Arts (3-year) with a French Concentration at Athabasca University is designed to enhance critical and creative thinking through a broad liberal arts education. This program aims to broaden perspectives on local and global affairs, encourage community involvement, and prepare students for lifelong learning. Graduates will achieve competence in oral and written French, fostering an awareness of linguistic and cultural differences. The curriculum enables students to read, analyze, and write critical essays in French, understanding stylistic nuances between French and English. This well-respected credential offers occupational diversity.

Bachelor of Arts, French Major

The Bachelor of Arts (4-year) with a French Major at Athabasca University is designed to enhance your critical and creative thinking through a broad education in social, political, and cultural studies. This program specifically cultivates strong competence in oral and written French, enabling effective communication, text analysis, and critical essay writing. You will gain a deep understanding of French language structure, including pronunciation, grammar, reading skills, and vocabulary, alongside a comprehensive knowledge of the literature and culture of France, Quebec, and other Francophone regions. The curriculum also fosters an awareness of stylistic differences between French and English. Upon graduation, you will be equipped to conduct independent research in French language and literature and be well-prepared for most graduate programs. The program aims to broaden your perspective on global affairs, encourage social involvement, and prepare you for lifelong learning and diverse career paths. Athabasca University offers a flexible online learning environment, allowing you to study at your own pace.