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Networked and Social Systems Engineering
The Networked and Social Systems Engineering program of University of Pennsylvania is the first undergraduate degree program of its kind ready to help you engineer tomorrow's networks, networked systems, and markets—where technological, sociological, and economic perspectives combine.
General Philosophy
The General Philosophy program of University of Pennsylvania seeks to illuminate fundamental aspects of the world, of our relation to and knowledge of the world, and of our own nature as rational, purposive, and social beings.
Music
Music at York University blends jazz, gospel, classical, digital composition and popular styles into a flexible undergraduate pathway. Delivered by the School of the Arts, Media, Performance & Design, Music offers performance training, composition, pedagogy and community-focused study at a public institution.
Liberal Studies - Humanities
Designed for adults who want to finish college, the interdisciplinary and highly customizable online Bachelor of Arts in Liberal Studies - Humanities degree at University of North Carolina Greensboro combines content from the humanities and social sciences to increase your professional skills and opportunities.
Pacific and Asian Studies
The Pacific and Asian Studies B.A. at the University of Victoria is a comprehensive public programme. Over four years of full-time study, students develop deep regional expertise and language proficiency. This undergraduate degree combines cultural immersion with flexible academic pathways to prepare you for a global career.
Religious Studies - World Religions
The Major Concentration Religious Studies - World Religions at McGill University offers students a broad introduction to the study of the world's major religions, with the possibility for concentration in a student's specific areas of interest.
Agricultural Communications and Journalism
At Agricultural Communications and Journalism from Texas A&M University students take core courses including writing, editing, and basic design. Skills courses include publications production, public relations, photography, radio and Internet communications.
Visual Arts
The Department of Visual Arts (DOVA) at University of Chicago is concerned with the making of art as a vehicle for exploring creativity, expression, perception, and the constructed world.
Sociology
The Sociology program of University of Pennsylvania seeks to provide students with an understanding of social structure and how individuals' experiences are related to that structure.
History
We offer a bachelor degree in History at University of Chicago. UChicago pioneered a curriculum devoted to civilization studies that provides students with a strong intellectual foundation. Historians worldwide use the series Readings in Western Civilization, developed by UChicago faculty.
Dance
The Dance programme at the University of Florida is a Bachelor of Fine Arts designed for professional careers or graduate study. This full-time, public course focuses on choreography and performance. Students engage in intensive technical training across diverse styles to prepare for the global performing arts industry.
Counseling and Community Psychology
The Bachelor of Science in Counseling and Community Psychology at New Mexico State University provides essential training in mental health awareness and human behaviour. This undergraduate programme offers flexible study modes, including full-time and online options, focusing on multiculturalism and professional case management skills.
Computer Science
Computer Science from Michigan State University offers a foundation that empowers graduates to adapt to new technologies and new ideas. It spans a range of knowledge — from theory to programming to cutting-edge development of computing solutions.
Archaeology
Coursework and fieldwork in Archaeology at Washington University in St. Louis is particularly suitable for involving students with the roots of cultural complexity which characterizes the modern world.
Radiologic Sciences and Therapy
Radiologic sciences and therapy professionals use radiation for diagnostic or therapeutic purposes. Radiographers are skilled in utilizing ionizing and nonionizing radiation to create images of the body’s internal structures as well as provide clinically recommended treatments. The Radiologic Sciences and Therapy program is offered by The Ohio State University.
Chemistry - School of Science
The Chemistry Program at Nagoya University’s G30 International Program offers world-class education through the School of Science and the School of Engineering. The Chemistry Program curriculum is carefully designed to cultivate both theoretical understanding and experimental expertise through interactive lectures, hands-on workshops, seminars, and laboratory work.
Psychology (Hons)
The Psychology (Hons) programme at the University of Lincoln provides a comprehensive foundation in the scientific study of human behaviour and mental processes. This three-year, full-time public degree explores neurophysiological functioning and mental health, delivered by research-active experts in specialist facilities.
Chemistry with Management Studies
The Chemistry with Management Studies programme BSc at University College London (UCL) is ideal if you are considering a career in management and are seeking to develop managerial skills. The core of the programme's chemistry component is the same as the Chemistry BSc, giving you the same thorough grounding in all major aspects of the subject.
Theatre Studies
The Theatre Studies programme at University of Waikato has a wide range of vocational applications within the Performing Arts. This suite of papers leads the student through processes of performance-making.
Computer Science and Engineering
The Computer Science and Engineering program at The Ohio State University focuses on the development of software and the uses of software to solve practical problems and to support and improve productivity, health, happiness and safety in today's society.