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Bachelor of Liberal Arts

About the program

An interdisciplinary master's letting students build a personal plan of study across the College of Liberal Arts, With thesis and non-thesis options.

Learners studying Liberal Arts can develop the ability to develop creative concepts
Use relevant production tools and critique work using professional
Audience and ethical considerations
And apply advanced analytical or reflective approaches to complex work. These are indicative learning goals
Not a confirmed list of the university's assessed course outcomes.

Graduate programme in Liberal Arts. Courses include Foundations of Liberal Arts I
Foundations of Liberal Arts II
Topics in Culture and Ideas
Topics in Society and People
Topics in Science and Reason
Thesis Research
Capstone Project
Liberal Arts Abroad
Focused Study in Liberal Arts
History and Theory of Art Therapy and Art Therapy Ethics and Professional.

High school diploma or GED
International transcripts evaluated by a NACES member
Not published for first-year applicants (admission on secondary-school curriculum
GPA and recommendations
C or better in college-preparatory courses recommended)
Transfer 2.4/4.0.

High school diploma or GED, International transcripts evaluated by a NACES member.

Review the program admission requirements. Prepare the relevant academic and supporting documents. Submit the completed application through the institution's admissions process. Provide any further documents requested by the admissions team. Await an admission decision.

Campus	Bangor
Faculty or school	College of Science and Humanities
Department	Liberal Studies
Teaching language	English
Credit value	120
Study pace	Fixed
Post-study stay	1 year
Scholarship note	Scholarship consideration may depend on the specific program, Academic merit, Applicant status and available funding.