Interdisciplinary Liberal Arts

Careers

After Graduation

Our students acquire a well-rounded education and develop the skills that employers commonly cite as highly desirable in prospective employees, including communication skills, problem solving, creativity, adaptability, leadership, writing, and analytical skills.

Skills Overview

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  • Analyze diverse array of issues, behaviors, and perspectives from a global viewpoint
  • Study history of conflictive and harmonious societies to understand how they have operated
  • Investigate global communication and collaboration
  • Examine the influence and growth of art and culture throughout history
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  • Analyze successful leadership within societal and political structures
  • Study diverse perspectives and cultures to learn alternative methods and ideas for living and problem solving
  • Employ audio and visual media to inform and be informed
  • Interact confidently in a variety of workplaces and environments.

Careers

Our Graduates Have Secured Careers in a Variety Fields

Don’t buy into the falsehood that careers for Liberal Arts majors are limited. Demand for traditional Liberal Arts majors is on the rise.

    • Public Relations
    • Event Planning
    • Education-Teaching/ Tutoring
    • Education-Curriculum Design
    • Education-Administration
    • Education-Advising/Counseling
    • Management
    • Human Resources
    • Marketing/Sales
    • Law
    • Mass Media
    • Copywriter/Editor
    • Technical Writer
    • Speech Writer
    • Journalism/ Blogger
    • Publishing
    • Advertising
    • Government/Politics
    • Entertainment & the Arts
    • Artistic Production/Design
    • City Planning
    • Non-profit organizations
    • Social/ Community Program Manager
    • Lobbyist
    • Activist
    • Fundraising
    • Labor Negotiator
    • Entrepreneurship
    • Museum Curator, Archivist, or Technician
    • Interpreter/ Translator
    • Market Research Analyst
    • Statistician
    • Health Services Manager
    • Hotel Management

Advanced Study

Many graduates pursue advanced degrees for more specialized study. Because you choose your own coursework, our major can prepare you for a wide range of options for both academic and professional study.

Promoting a creative spirit and a hunger to explore, the program cultivates articulate self-expression across a variety of disciplines, an adaptive and empathetic mindset well-prepared for a changing world, and intelligent, inventive conflict resolution abilities applicable to a diversity of graduate programs.

Many interdisciplinary liberal arts graduates have gone on to professional programs in areas such as medicine, law, health, counseling, social work, public/urban planning.