Liberal Arts Bachelor of Arts - TUGs

The B.A. in Liberal Arts for TUGs fills the gap between the A.A. in Liberal Arts at Doheny and the Accelerated Online B.A. in Liberal Arts in WEOC. The degree can stand-alone or be part of a double-major.

 The Liberal Arts major involves the study of human conflict and struggle, triumph, and achievement. It studies human societies, culture, and history from the multiple perspectives of the humanities and the social sciences. By means of this exciting interdisciplinary major, a student can explore and combine the varied insights into human art and activity that are revealed by the disciplines and methodology of psychology, literature, art, history, philosophy, religious studies, music, sociology, economics, and anthropology.

Building on the base of the LACE, students select courses for the Liberal Arts major from at least two disciplines in humanities and two in social sciences. This broad focus of perspectives allows students to reflect critically on human nature and society and to explore chosen themes such as the character of American culture or women's issues from a variety of intellectual angles, and to do so in depth and with rigor.

The Liberal Arts major provides a solid background for graduate work in Law, Public Administration, and most fields in the Humanities and Social Sciences. Students who wish to develop a strong professional specialization are encouraged to combine the major with a minor, such as Business Administration.

Requirements

LIB 101	Introduction to the Liberal Arts Introduction to the Liberal Arts	3
LIB 110	Senior Seminar	3

A minimum of thirty units in Liberal Arts offerings, of which twenty-four must be upper division.

A minimum of four of the upper-division courses must be in the humanities, representing at least two of the following disciplines:

Art

Music

Language

Philosophy

Literature

Religious Studies

Social Justice and Sexual Diversity

A minimum of four upper-division courses must be in the social sciences, representing at least two of the following disciplines:

Anthropology

Political Science

Economics

Psychology 

History

Sociology

Criminology

Social Work

Ethnic Studies

Women's Studies

Total Credit Hours: 36

Plus General Education requirements and electives totaling 124 semester units, including the Language requirement.

*LIB 110 fulfills the capstone requirement for Liberal Arts.