Arts and Letters
Communication Studies
Communication studies focuses on the
ways in which humans communicate
with one another – the act of conveying
a message.
English
The English program instills a love
for literature and writing, a moral
awareness of society’s profound
conflicts, an openness to other
cultures, and skills in critical thinking,
reading, and writing.
Fine Arts
The fine arts program maximizes your
potential as an artist by utilizing well–
equipped facilities with state–of–the–
art classrooms and studios.
Modern Languages
The modern languages program
teaches practical skills and develops
a student’s appreciation of the
fundamental role that language plays in
defining our humanity.
Music
The music department offers one of
the most musically intensive programs
in the region. It combines all aspects
of artistic and academic study, ranging
from solo performance to music theory,
music history, and music technology.
Philosophy
The philosophy department challenges
students to develop high–level skills in
critical thinking, reading, writing, and
speaking.
Theatre
The theatre program provides a wide
variety of opportunities where students
can explore and develop expertise in
theatre performance and design.
Business
Business
The business degree prepares students
for successful careers managing
their own businesses, working in the
corporate environment, or traveling
to other countries for an international
organization.
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Accounting
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Economics and Public Policy
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Finance
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General Business
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Human Resources Management
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Information & Operations Management
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International Business
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Management
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Marketing
Economics
The economics degree prepares
students to be interested, alert, and
competent observers of current events.
It empowers students to make well–
reasoned decisions about business
problems and public policy.
The nationally ranked School of
Business offers several concentrations
to further specialize your degree.
Education
Elementary Education
The elementary education program
prepares students to teach in Indiana
and Kentucky schools. Students explore
a variety of subjects including art,
language arts, mathematics, science,
social studies, and professional
education.
Secondary Education
The secondary education program
prepares students to teach in
Indiana and Kentucky schools. Four
concentrations are available: language
arts, mathematics, science, and social
studies.
Special Education
The special education program
prepares students for Indiana and
Kentucky special education teaching
licenses for grades K–12.