Liberal Arts

Degree Program: Associate of Arts
The curriculum for the Associates of Arts Degree is designed to satisfy the needs of a student seeking general background in liberal arts with some possibility of specializing in selected areas. Students completing this degree may continue their studies in any of the bachelor programs offered by the University, may transfer to other universities for further study, or may terminate their studies at this level.

Degree Program: Bachelor of Arts in Italian Studies
The curriculum for the Bachelor of Arts in Italian Studies is designed to meet the needs of students who are committed to the study of Italy, its language, and its culture. Special emphasis is placed on language skills and literature, but courses are also taken in a wide range of related areas such as art history, cinema, and music appreciation.

Degree Programs: Bachelor of Arts in Interdisciplinary Studies
The curriculum for the Bachelor of Arts in Interdisciplinary Studies leaves plenty of room for personal variation so that students in connection with their academic advisor can tailor their studies to their own personal interests. This program is recommended for students whose interests do not fall under a single conventional academic heading.

Degree Program: Bachelor of Arts in Communications
The curriculum for the Bachelor of Arts in Communications combines courses in the field of communication, mass media, and marketing, and a specified number of courses with an intensive writing component. The aim of the curriculum is to train students for an international career in telecommunications, in both public and private sectors of employment.

Degree Program: Bachelor of Arts in International Relations
The curriculum for the Bachelor of Arts in International Relations aims to provide the student with the practical and theoretical skills required to operate professionally in the field of International Relations. The regional emphasis is on Europe, with methodological courses in politics, economics, public administration, law and other areas of related interest.

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