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The College of Arts and Sciences offers a Bachelors of Arts Degree in Liberal Studies which transcends the boundaries of inquiry permitted by single-discipline departments. UofL's Liberal Studies program is part of a national trend, giving eligible students the opportunity to create individualized, interdisciplinary programs that reflect each student's career goals and/or intellectual interests. Such programs include — but are not limited to — the following themes:
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Philosophy of Medicine
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Green Studies and Earth Ethics
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Eco Literacy and Sustainability
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Peace
Studies
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Military Leadership
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Art and Computers in Library Science
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Senior Adult Ministry
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Youth and Social Services (pre-social work)
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Computer Mediated Communication
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Higher Education Administration
Our majors have created hundreds of individualized programs. What would you like to design?
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What is the Liberal Studies major?
The B.A. in LBST offers highly motivated and self-directed students the
opportunity to design their own major. As an alternative to traditional
majors, the Liberal Studies Program allows students to pursue their
educational goals in areas not available within an existing departmental
curriculum.
The proposed program and accompanying curriculum must be
interdisciplinary, drawing from at least three fields or disciplines,
and it may not duplicate an existing major.
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Cooperative education and internships offer the opportunity to
integrate academic course work with career experience.
It
provides an opportunity to test career choices in work settings
and increases your marketability upon graduation by developing a
career-related work record.
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