` degrees and majors

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Majors ,,,

Well, you've made it to college! How does it feel? Perhaps you're feeling a bit overwhelmed? Not to worry. We've provided you with a list of all the degrees and some details on their available majors. Hopefully, this will make everything clear.

Each student will be asked to choose one degree, then a major from that degree.

You may also choose a minor, this can be from any other degree, for example you may choose a Humanities degree, majoring in education with a minor of Drama.

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A R T

d a n c e

Dance students have the chance to learn not only about different styles of dance, but the demands of the dance world and are given chances to express themselves in creating their own dances.

f a s h i o n

Fashion students are taught the skills they need to draw and create their own designs, and how to market fashion, put together shoots and fashion shows, and how to develop a line.

t h e a t r e

Theatre students learn the craft of stage acting, the history of theatre and acting and also valued skills in stage craft and theatre tech.

f i l m

Film students learn every element of creating film, from film acting through to directing, cinematography, lighting and sound design, editing..

t e c h n i c a l t h e a t r e

Technical theatre students learn the inner workings of a theatre, from set design and construction to lighting and sound.

d e s i g n

Design students can study any area of design from things like graphic design and web design to interior design. Students can focuss one one part, or learn a wide range of skills.

m u s i c

Music students can specialise in any and every instrument, including voice and can study any style of music, they also perfect their music writing skills.

v i s u a l a r t

Visual Art students work with any medium to create their works. They even have a chance to work with digital media and images, even some graphic design.

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M E D I C I N E

p e d i a t r i c

Pediatric students study the unique field of delivering medical care to children. They learn techniques for handling children, as well as the skills required for pediatric surgery.

v e t e r i n a r y

Veterinary students are taught medical care and treatment for animals. Key skills include diagnostic and medical procedures for exotic, domestic, captive, and wild species.

o b s t e t r i c

Obstetric students not only learn the details and techniques of delivering children, but also how to monitor fetal development and handle complications.

p s y c h o l o g y

Psychology students explore the health of the human mind, while developing the skills necessary to perform effective psychotherapy and identify and treat mental disorders.

n u r s i n g

Nursing students learn the skills for patient care, including diagnoses of diseases, advising patients of treatment and prevention, surgical assistance, and trauma care.

r a d i o l o g y

Radiology students learn the details of diagnoses and radiation therapy for a variety of disorders including cancers and coronary artery diseases.

d e n t a l

Dental students specialise in the ins and outs of mouth of gum diseases. They are taught how to diagnose and treat oral disorders as well as the techniques involved in oral surgery.

a p p l i e d m e d i c i n e

Applied Medicine students focus on the research side of medicine. They have the opportunity to work with all a variety of medical equipment as well as conduct their own research.

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H U M A N I T I E S

a n t h r o p o l o g y

Anthropology students study the cultures of people from all around the world, focusing on their traditions, arts, languages, religious beliefs, and development as a people.

c r i m i n o l o g y

Criminology students learn the art of solving a crime through a combination of behavioral analysis, sociological studies, criminal psychology, and regulations for crime and punishment.

t h e o l o g y

Theology students focus on different religions of the world from all eras, studying the origins, beliefs, texts, ceremonies, and growth of many different faiths as well as compare them among differing beliefs.

h i s t o r y

History students study the past from prehistoric times up until modern histories. They may choose to focus on a topic or expand their knowledge of a specific era.

l i n g u s t i c s

Linguistics students study world languages both modern and ancient. Students learn the roots and etymologies of words, semantics, grammar, and the evolution of a language over time.

e d u c a t i o n

Education students take part in teaching young minds. They discuss techniques in different levels and fields of education as well as specialised programs.

p h i l o s o p h y

Philosophy students explore ways of viewing the world, both old and new. They analyse the basis on which some famous philosophers have based their theses as well as come up with their own philosophies.

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B U S I N E S S & L A W

e c o n o m i c s

Economic students learn the basics operations of supply and demand within the economy as well as the causes of stock trends, market values, and interest rates.

p o l i t i c a l s c i e n c e

Political Science students examine the everyday workings of our governmental systems as well as study other political systems employed by foreign countries and analyse the relations between contrasting political views.

b u s i n e s s a d m i n i s t r a t i o n

Business Administration students learn the various techniques for marketing their products, attracting investment, and competing with other businesses.

l a w e n f o r c e m e n t

Law Enforcement students learn the details of crime and punishment. They study arrest, detainment, and prosecution of criminals, as well as negotiation of the law such as plea bargaining.

c i v i l l a w

Civil Law students learn every complexity of the legal system from the basic courtroom proceedings and juror analysis and evidence presentation.

e n v i r o n m e n t a l l a w

Environmental Law students learn the regulations and states governing human interaction with the environment. They study all areas of environmental health and conservation as well as their specific application to the legal system.

f o r e n s i c s

Forensics students explore the world of criminal identification. The are taught not only crime scene analysis, but also authentication and fraud detection.

p u b l i c r e l a t i o n s

Public Relations students learn the dynamics of public perception and the skills necessary to direct information flow effectively through various forms of exposure in order to generate positive opinion.

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E N G L I S H

c l a s s i c l i t e r a t u r e

Literature students study some of the greatest books ever written, and learn what makes a book literature as apposed to just fiction. They also learn how to deconstruct these texts and find meaning.

s h a k e s p e a r e

What would an English degree be without Shakespeare? This is more popular as a minor for students, but still a great choice if you love the bard, and can read really quikly.

p o s t m o d e r n w r i t i n g

Students who take Post Modern Writing study post nineteen sixty’s texts. Much like Classic literature they learn to deconstruct these and find meaning, but within the post modern world.

f i c t i o n

Fiction is a writing course for those students who wish to become Fiction writers. It takes you through all sorts writing styles, how to develop character and plot, ect.

j o u r n a l i s m

Journalism students learn everything it takes to be journalist, writing or spoken. They learn to seek out stories and look at things from new points of views.

w r i t i n g

Writing is for those who do not wish to be strictly fiction writers, and covers a broader range of writing skills, for instance travel writing, creative none fiction, prose and poetry..

e d i t i n g a n d p u b l i s h i n g

Another good minor, or major actually, for those who don’t want to write, but tell others how to write! You learn to critique and edit work, and also the ins and outs of being a publisher.

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