Liberal Arts Fields of Study
Listed here are majors, indicated with a 
, as well as minors, certificates, course sequences, and specialties within majors that serve as preparation for careers and graduate and professional school.
Architecture, Visual Arts, & Design
Communication
Health Sciences
History, Languages, Literature, & Philosophy
- Asian Studies
- Classical Studies
- Creative Writing
- English
- Ethics
- Film Studies
- Foreign Languages & Cultures
Chinese
French
French Area Studies
German
German Area Studies
Japanese
Latin American Area Studies
Russian
Russian Area Studies
Spanish - History
- Humanities
- International Area Studies
- Liberal Arts
- Linguistics
- Philosophy
- Religious Studies
Performing Arts
Social Sciences
- American Indian Studies
- American Studies
- Anthropology
- Archaeology
- Comparative Ethnic Studies
- Criminal Justice
- Disability Studies
- Environmental Sociology
- Ethnic Studies
- Leadership & Professional Studies (Spokane campus only)
- Multicultural Literature & Pedagogy
- Political Science
- Pre-Law
- Psychology
- Public Affairs (Vancouver campus only)
- Social Sciences
- Social Studies
- Sociology
- Women's Studies
The academic programs in the College of Liberal Arts will inspire you, open your mind, cause you to become a critical thinker, and prepare you for a rich and rewarding life and career.
No matter your field of study, you will find stimulating environments, hands-on experience, professors who care, and an education that prepares you for success in your career or graduate / professional school.
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