Academic
Programs
Southampton offers you a quality, comprehensive education by providing
you with a solid liberal arts foundation and the opportunity
to explore a course of study which focuses on your area of
interest. Our faculty of scholars, world-renowned scientists,
gifted artists, writers and researchers sharpen your critical
thinking skills and challenge you to reach your full potential.
Our innovative Writing-Across- the-Curriculum program and
math and computer competency requirements instill the basic
literacies of today while preparing you for the professional
demands of the future. Some students know exactly what they
want to major in when they begin their studies here. For those
of you, there is a diverse range of excellent academic programs
from which to choose. The following pages provide a brief
overview of the many exciting programs we offer. For more
in-depth information contact us for a course bulletin. Undecided
about your major? That's O.K. too! We encourage you to take
a variety of liberal arts courses in your first semester or
two to get a better idea of what might interest you. Our Cooperative
Education program which provides you with hands-on working
experience in addition to our strong academic advising and
counseling programs will help you choose a major or career.
Arts
and Media Division
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B.A.
in Fine Art B.F.A. in Art (Drawing, Painting or Graphic
Design Concentration)
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B.S.
in Art "K-12" Teacher
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B.F.A.
in Communications Arts ( Electronic Media and Broadcasting,
Advertising and Public Relations, or Theater and Film
Concentration)
Minors
in: Art History, Communication Arts, Music, Photography,
Theater or Web Design Courses in: Art, Communication Arts,
Dance, Film, Music and Theater
Business
Division
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B.A.
in Elementary "N-6"
Secondary
Education Fields:
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MS.Ed.
in Elementary "N-6"
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M.S.Ed.
in Reading Courses in: Education
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B.A.
in English and Writing (Literature or Writing Concentration)
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B.A.
in Liberal Studies*
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M.F.A.
in English and Writing
Minor in: Philosophy
Courses in: English, Writing, French, German,
Italian, Philosophy and Spanish
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B.A.
in Environmental Studies
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B.A.
in History/Political Science (History, Political Science
or Pre-Law Concentration)
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B.A.
in Liberal Studies* (Daytime and Evening Programs)
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B.A.
in Psychology (Clinical Counseling, Experimental, Physiological
or Developmental Concentration)
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B.S.
in Interdisciplinary Psychology/Biology
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B.A.
in Sociology
Courses in: Economics, Environmental Studies,
Geography, History, Political Science, Psychology, Sociology
*The
Liberal Studies program is jointly administered by the Social
Science and Humanities divisions. Students may ask either
division director for help or advice about the major.
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