Arts, Humanities, and Social Sciences
The School of Arts, Humanities & Social Sciences (SAHSS) offers a modern, interdisciplinary education at bachelor's and master's levels across four undergraduate programs: Psychology; Humanities, Society, & Culture; Journalism & Media Studies; Visual Art Studies; and one graduate program: Liberal Studies.
- Psychology (Major)
- Humanities, Society, and Culture (Major)
- Private: Humanities, Society and Culture: Politics and Society
- Humanities, Society and Culture: Language, Communication and Culture
- Humanities, Society and Culture: Sociology, Psychology and Leadership
- Humanities, Society, and Culture: Psychology
- Private: Humanities, Society and Culture: Art and Society
- Humanities, Society, and Culture: Creative Writing and Storytelling
- Journalism and Media Studies (Major)
- Journalism and Media Studies: Journalism
- Journalism and Media Studies: Media and Culture
- Journalism and Media Studies: Public Relations and Marketing
- Visual Art Studies (Major)
- Visual Art Studies: Art Therapy
- Visual Art Studies: Graphic Design
About the School
The undergraduate programs offered within the School of Arts, Humanities, and Social Sciences provide a firm grounding in a broad spectrum of subjects, including psychology, sociology, literature, philosophy, history, art history, studio art, reporting, writing, visual culture, and new media. The MA in Liberal Studies program builds upon a foundation thus laid and provides graduate students the opportunity to explore the liberal arts in greater depth.
A flexible curriculum, with multiple elective and concentration options, allows you to customize your degree according to your personal interests and aspirations. You will have the opportunity to engage with a diverse group of esteemed scholars and professionals, while encountering varied perspectives and becoming acquainted with a comprehensive range of theoretical, research, and creative methods. This knowledge you will then be put into practice, ultimately developing into a proficient and versatile, well-rounded professional.
School Bodies
The School of Arts, Humanities and Social Sciences is divided into six departments as follows:
- Department of Psychology – Chair: Chris Randall, PhD
- Department of Social Sciences – Chair: Joshua Hayden, Ed.D
- Department of History and Philosophy – Chair: Gerald Power, Ph.D.
- Department of Art, Culture & Literature – Chair: Ted Turnau, Ph.D, M.Div
- Department of Journalism and Media Studies – Chair: Seth Rogoff, Ph.D
- Department of Visual Art Studies – Chair: to be announced
School news
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Find out more on Poem Factory WorkshopPoem Factory Workshop
Guest artists and professors Susana Camanho and José Miguel Cardoso from the Polytechnic University of Viana do Castelo led a collective—ż’s Visual Arts study partner university— interactive workshop where students playfully connected words to create poems and printed them using stamps with the idea that “poetry must be made by all.” Organized by Senior Lecturer […]
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Find out more on ż Hosts Two-Part Discussion on Franz Kafka’s Lessons for Leadership in a Post-Truth Worldż Hosts Two-Part Discussion on Franz Kafka’s Lessons for Leadership in a Post-Truth World
Anglo-American University hosted a two-part lecture and discussion series, Franz Kafka’s Lessons for Leadership in a Post-Truth World, bringing together leading academic and public intellectual voices to explore the relevance of Kafka’s work for contemporary leadership. The series opened at ż with Leah Tomkins, a scholar-practitioner whose work bridges academia and leadership practice, in conversation […]
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Find out more on ż Senior Lecturer Interviewed on Ukrainian Literature and Cultureż Senior Lecturer Interviewed on Ukrainian Literature and Culture
ż Lecturer, Andrew Giarelli, was interviewed by Euromaidan Press on a recent trip to Lviv, Ukraine as a guest lecturer on Shakespeare’s King Lear and 17th century English Metaphysical poetry in the Department of English Philology at Ivan Franko University. He also published an article in the Euromaidan Press titled “Mongols, Soviets, now Putin: every […]