Stewardship: We manage School of Liberal Arts resources—and measure their impact—in the most effective, efficient, ethical, and timely manner. A minimum of 21 credit hours of the major must be in courses offered solely or in cooperation with the Department of Communication Studies.
Japanese Studies
For further information, contact the director of the program in German and see the Purdue School of Engineering and Technology section of this bulletin.
Spanish
Chinese Studies
Medical Humanities and Health Studies
12 credits for advanced courses (300 or higher) Core courses for philanthropic studies (21 credits): (should we add PHST?).
Africana Studies
Arabic & Islamic Studies
Bachelors Requirements
Capstone Experience (1-3 cr.)
The capstone course is generally taken in a student's major as a cumulative integrative experience that covers the principles of undergraduate education as well as the values and ethics pertinent to a student's major.
Communications Core (19 cr.)
Basic Courses
Natural Science (9-11 cr.): This field enables the selection of courses that deal with the natural phenomena of the world according to models of scientific thought. Arts and Humanities (6 cr.): This area presents knowledge of aesthetics, ideas and value systems.
Students from other IUPUI schools may complete minors at the IU School of Liberal Arts. The IU School of Liberal Arts allows students to complete dual majors and dual degrees.
Certificates
Students must receive departmental or program approval for the courses to be used toward the minor as well as approval of courses not taken at IUPUI that they wish to count toward a minor. Students must fulfill the requirements for each of the two majors as well as all other school requirements for a degree.
American Sign Language/English Interpreting
1 Students interested in receiving credit for lower language courses, see the section ''Special credit for foreign language studies.''. These courses can be used for Comparative World Cultures and another requirement if it appears on the Arts and Humanities, Social Sciences, or History lists.
Theatre and Performance
While most students work on one degree at a time, a student can work on two degrees simultaneously at two different schools at IUPUI (for example, a B.A. from Indiana University in English and a B.S. from Purdue University in Psychology). Students with fewer than 55 credits must consult with the Undergraduate Certificate in Theater and Performance Program coordinator.
Technical Communication
This is a sample list of electives. To enroll in the undergraduate theater and performance program, IUPUI students must do two things: 1) complete an application form in the School of Liberal Arts Office of Student Affairs (Cavanaugh Hall 401) and 2) complete this application form and mail it to the Office of Communication Studies (Cavanaugh Hall 309). Apply for undergraduate admission at IUPUI with a theater and performance certificate as your goal.
Geographic Information Science
Museum Studies
Before enrolling in the Undergraduate Museum Studies Certificate Program, IUPUI students must have completed 55 credit hours of undergraduate studies with a minimum GPA of 2.0 and must have declared a major field of study. Once enrolled in the undergraduate program, they must meet with their museum studies advisor to develop a curriculum.
Paralegal Studies
The Undergraduate Museum Studies Certificate consists of a core of four courses (12 cr.) and a choice of two additional courses (6 cr.) from a list of museum studies courses. Electives not on the list of approved electives must be approved by the museum's director of studies prior to registration.
American Humanics
Museum Methods (9 cr.): MSTD A405 and two electives, at least one of which must be a museum studies course; the other may be an approved elective from another department. Museum Internship: (3 cr.): 3 credits required in a museum internship (MSTD A408 or a discipline-based internship such as ANTH 412 conducted in a museum and with a museum studies faculty advisor.
Translation Studies
Courses in Translation (15 cr.)
S315 Spanish in Business or S319 Spanish for Healthcare Professionals or S419 Spanish for Law Enforcement or S429 Medical Interpreting or.
Internship or Directed Study (3 cr.) a. Internship
Motorsports Studies
The Certificate in Chinese Studies consists of eighteen (18) credit hours in Chinese Studies or similar courses approved by the Program Director. To enroll in the Undergraduate Certificate in Theater and Performance program, IUPUI students must do two things: 1) complete an Application form in the School of Liberal Arts Student Affairs office (Cavanaugh Hall 401) and 2) complete and send this application form to the Office of Communication Studies (Cavanaugh Hall 309).
Associate's Degree Program
General Education Requirements (62 cr.)
Distribution Requirements (44 cr.) All students must complete the following
Concentration Requirements (18 cr.)
Arts and Humanities: Complete both A and B below
Social Sciences: Complete both A and B below
Students choose one discipline in the Social Sciences and complete 12 credit hours in that discipline. See the disciplines listed under 'Social Sciences' in the 'B.A. Distribution Requirements '' - students cannot concentrate in Psychology or Linguistics for the AA grade).
Undergraduate Programs
Students complete 6 credit hours of coursework in other disciplines listed under "Social Sciences". These courses can be in one discipline or in more than one discipline. However, no specific exchange rate can be used to satisfy the distribution and concentration requirements.
Minors
Finally, it provides students with a vital global perspective that will prepare them to live successfully in a multiracial, multiethnic and multicultural world. Students may choose up to 6 credit hours from the following courses offered by the African Studies Program or listed SLA departments.
American Studies
Anthropology
Cultural Diversity
Communication Studies
- Communication Arts
- Media Studies
- Organizational Communication
- Rhetorical Studies
- Theatre
Students wishing to minor in Media Studies will select 15 credit hours from one of the two options outlined below. COMM M462 Television Aesthetics and Criticism Up to 6 credit hours from other courses approved by the departmental curriculum committee.
Economics
Provides students with the opportunity to develop communication knowledge and competencies applicable to a wide variety of for-profit and not-for-profit organizations. Students will consider the classical foundations of the study of rhetoric and have the opportunity to critically and carefully evaluate persuasive messages from a variety of perspectives.
Business
In both options, students will gain an understanding and appreciation of media as conveyors of meaning, cultural artifacts, and art forms. Students pursuing a minor in rhetorical studies will gain an understanding of symbols and symbolic forms and how they influence human behavior.
Business and Professional Writing
English courses must comprise at least 10 credits of the minor; students are encouraged to take 3-6 credit hours outside of English. Students must have an average of 2.5 or higher across the 15 credit hours of the minor and a minimum grade of C in each course for the minor.
Geography
Students pursuing this minor should work with a faculty advisor in planning their coursework and developing their writing portfolios. Students must enroll in this course the semester they complete the minor or the following semester; students can work with the faculty advisor informally before taking the portfolio course.
History
International Studies
Legal Studies Minor
The interdisciplinary minor in medical humanities and health studies seeks to promote a heightened awareness of the humanistic, social, and cultural dimensions of health care and health care systems. Note: Other courses may be accepted with the approval of the Medical Humanities and Health Studies Committee.
Philanthropic Studies
Philosophy
Political Science
Religious Studies
Sociology
Medical Sociology
Urban Studies
Women's Studies
English
Students must have a 2.5 or higher grade point average in the 16 hours of the minor and a minimum grade of C in each course for the minor. One-credit portfolio course: ENG W411 (until a new course number is approved) Each student doing the minor will work with a faculty advisor to develop a writing portfolio.
Classical Studies, Ancient Greek, and Latin
French
German
Japanese
Minor in Arabic and Islamic Studies
German Culture
Germanic Language Skills Global Economics
Latin
Rhetorical Studies
Student Learning Outcomes
Bachelor of Arts Degree
Bachelor of Science Degree
Associate of Arts Degree
Undergraduate Certificates
Bachelor of Science in American Sign Language/English Interpreting (B.S.)
Bachelor of Arts in Anthropology (B.A.)
Bachelor of Arts in Communication Studies (B.A.)
Bachelor of Arts in Economics (B.A.)
Bachelor of Arts in Africana Studies (B.A.)
Bachelor of Arts in English (B.A.)
Bachelor of Arts in Geography (B.A.)
Bachelor of Arts in History (B.A.)
Bachelor of Arts in International Studies (B.A.)
Bachelor of Arts in Philosophy (B.A.)
Bachelor of Arts in Political Science (B.A.)
Bachelor of Arts in Religious Studies (B.A.)
Bachelor of Arts in Sociology (B.A.)
Bachelor of Arts in French (B.A.)
Bachelor of Arts in German (B.A.)
Bachelor of Arts in Spanish (B.A.)
Associate of Arts in Arts and Humanities (A.A.)
Museum Studies Undergraduate Certificate
Bachelor of Arts in Liberal Arts - Individualized Major (B.A.)
Bachelor of Arts in Philanthropic Studies (B.A.)
Associate of Arts (A.A.)
Bachelor of Arts (B.A.)
Admissions
If you are subsequently accepted into our program, those credits will retroactively count toward the completion of your MA. If you are in your final year, please submit your most recent transcript with your application.
Applied Communication
Letters can be sent electronically in the application or sent directly to the postal address below. Applicants who wish to begin courses prior to their admission to the Graduate School may do so through.
Master of Arts in the Teaching of Spanish (M.A.T.)
Note: GRE general test is not required but highly recommended for admission to the program. The application fee can be submitted by credit card at the end of the online application.
Certificate Programs
Students who do not achieve this score may be conditionally admitted to the University and may be required to take English as a Second Language courses through the English Department. Students whose admission package is incomplete or whose GPA and/or GRE scores do not fully meet our expectations may be conditionally admitted to the program.
Teaching Writing
Applications for admission to the program (without financial support) will be reviewed throughout the year, but it is recommended that fall applications be submitted no later than the end of June, and spring applications no later than the end of November. Also, students who apply late or before they have taken their GRE may be accepted as non-degree graduate students.
Professional Editing
The following courses may be used to fulfill requirements in both programs.: H543 Internship: Public History Practicum with Museum Focus (4 cr.) will count as equivalent to MSTD A508. Two electives (6 cr.) chosen from a list of approved electives, one of which must be an MSTD course.
TESOL
In addition, HIST H542 Public History (4 cr.) and any HIST H547 Special Topics in Public History (3 cr.) class are approved electives for the graduate museum studies curriculum, and students may use up to two museum studies courses as electives in his requirements for a master's degree in history. GRE scores are required for admission to graduate programs in history and museum studies.
American Philosophy and Bioethics
Others may choose to complete the certificate in conjunction with a professional degree in medicine, science, nursing, health sciences, or law. For their application, students are required to submit in addition to the Graduate School application form: official transcripts, at least one letter of recommendation, and a statement of purpose.
Survey Research
As an alternative to one of the electives, students may - with the approval of the Program Director - substitute an internship experience for one of the elective courses. They will enroll for credit in Y585 - Internship in Survey Research, or a comparable internship course in another department or school, subject to approval by the Program Director.
Contact Information
They were required to work with an approved faculty member to complete a research project arising from placement with an approved commercial research organization or the IU Survey Research Center in Bloomington.
Graduate Programs
Degree Programs
A. Requirements (36 cr.)
The Master of Arts in Philanthropic Studies focuses on the history, culture, and values of philanthropy. The primary purpose of the Doctor of Philosophy in Philanthropic Studies at Indiana University is to prepare the.
Grade Requirements
Students must take at least 30 credit hours, of which at least 18 must be in philosophy. Students must complete at least thirty (30) credit hours, of which at least eighteen (18) must be in philosophy.
Residency Requirement
There is no specific major requirement, but applicants must show a record of coursework (or equivalent experience) showing that they are adequately prepared to undertake graduate work in philosophy. For applicants interested in bioethics or international research ethics tracks, professional training or experience involving health ethics may be accepted in lieu of coursework.
Transfer Credits
Applicants are expected to have a bachelor's degree from an accredited university or its equivalent, with a grade point average of at least 3.0 overall (on a 4.0 scale) and at least 3.0 in the student's major. Students in the general program or bioethics concentration may apply to complete a 6 credit hour thesis or research project.
Time Limits for Completion of Degree
Philosophy Core (15 cr.) History (at least 6 cr.)
Applicants must also demonstrate an adequate level of achievement on the General Graduate Record Examination (GRE).
Electives (15 cr.)
PHIL P525 Topics in the History of Philosophy (3 cr.) PHIL P543 Contemporary Social and Political Philosophy (3 cr.). PHIL P696 Topics in Biomedical Ethics (3 cr.) PHIL P730 Seminar in Contemporary Philosophy (3 cr.) [If content is track specific].
Admission Procedures
This leads to the Master of Arts in the Teaching of Spanish awarded by Indiana University. While taking these courses, they will be allowed to register for a maximum of six credit hours in the Master of Arts for Teachers of Spanish.
Graduate Minors
PLEASE NOTE: While the GRE is not required for admission to the Master of Arts in Teaching Spanish Program, it is required for application to certain financial aid programs. Please pay attention to the personal statement in which you explain your reasons for attending the M.A.T.
Anthropology & Health
If admitted, international students must also take IUPUI's ESL Placement exam before registering for the first semester. Please also note that if you have already submitted an online application for Graduate Non-Degree status or for another graduate program, you will still need to complete a new online application for this program with a new Personal Identification Number (PIN) and password and an additional form must submit application fee.
Ph.D Minor in Philosophy
For international students, the university requires a minimum TOEFL score of 550 on the paper version, or 213 on the computer-based test. This requirement, standard among Indiana University doctoral programs, enables students to connect their research to the full range of academic disciplines available on both the Indianapolis and Bloomington campuses.
Master of Arts (M.A.)
Master of Arts in Applied Communication (M.A.)
Doctor of Philosophy in Economics (Ph.D.)
Demonstrate a high level of understanding of economic theory and statistical theory particularly relevant to economics. Demonstrate the ability to critically evaluate economic issues and integrate economic theory and statistical/econometric analysis to evaluate these issues.
Master of Arts in English (M.A.)
Demonstrate a thorough understanding of the state of knowledge in their areas of specialization in economics, including theoretical models, research methodologies, and empirical results. Be able to demonstrate your understanding of book production by writing analytical and descriptive bibliographies, reconstruct textual genealogies of the transmission of a work, evaluate current editions of the same work; and.
Master of Science in Geographic Information Science (M.S.)
Explore the techniques and implications of traditional editing processes, learn how damaged texts from the past can be restored and disseminated for today's readers, and explore how these processes are evolving in response to rapidly changing technologies. To be able to understand what editing paradigms were valid in different historical periods, to analyze and respond to arguments about the best ways of presenting both public and private things to the modern reader.
Master of Arts in History (M.A.)
be able to identify the steps involved in editorial processes, analyze and categorize the different types of errors resulting from manual and machine printing;
Master of Arts in Museum Studies (M.A.)
Engage in hands-on learning in an area of the museum field through a hands-on experience. Become familiar with and develop core competencies in key areas of museum practice, including collections, education, exhibition development and administration.
Doctor of Philosophy in Philanthropic Studies (Ph.D)
Master of Arts in Philosophy (M.A.) &
Philosophy Graduate Certificate
Master of Arts in Sociology (M.A.)
Graduates of the program will contribute to better teaching of Spanish in area schools, improving the language skills and cultural awareness of students in the state of Indiana. Be able to contribute to the improved teaching of Spanish in schools by promoting strong language skills and a deep cultural awareness among their students.
Master of Arts in Anthropology (M.A.)
It offers graduate-level courses in the Spanish language, Spanish cultures, teaching methodology, applied linguistics, and Spanish arts and literature. It ensures the professional development of Spanish teachers by improving their language and teaching skills, and it will promote their career development.
Graduate Certificate in Translation Studies
Master of Arts in Political Science (M.A.)
Certificate in Professional Editing
Departments, Programs and Centers
Centers
The Institute unites the teaching faculty, editorial specialists, and research holdings of the Peirce Edition Project, the Santayana Edition, the Josiah Royce Critical Edition, and the Frederick Douglass Papers with the broader historical, literary, and popular cultural resources of the Center for Ray Bradbury Studies. Fisch Library (a major private collection of classical and American philosophy and of nineteenth- and early twentieth-century American culture), consolidated into the Institute for American Thought with the resources of the Santayana and Douglass editions, serving a broad community of students and researchers.
The National Council on Public History
The primary mission of the Peirce Edition Project is to produce a critical edition of 30 volumes of Peirce's writings, many of which have never been published before. The project's resources, which include an extensive photocopy and microform collection of manuscripts by Peirce and Max H.
The Center on Philanthropy
The Spanish Resource Center
The Center for the Study of Religion and Amercan Culture
African Studies courses are offered within the program and in many departments of the School of Liberal Arts. Palmer, Associate Librarian. The Women's Studies program at IUPUI offers undergraduate students the opportunity to pursue a sequence of courses in a growing academic discipline—the study of women and their changing roles in society.
Individualized Major Program
No lower or upper division courses used for general education requirements may be included in the individualized major. This seminar or project will allow the student to apply the knowledge gained from the coursework taken in the Medical Humanities and Health Studies Program, which serves to tie together the humanities and social science foundations.
Film Studies
Programs
Required Courses
Electives
We also offer a wide variety of advanced courses in which students can learn more about topics as diverse as Indiana state government; national politics in Washington, D.C.; the political systems of Africa, Asia and Europe; voting mechanism and public opinion; and critical political issues of our time such as welfare, crime, war, globalization, the environment and women in politics. Other schools also offer courses that are relevant to students considering a law degree.
World Languages and Cultures
Students interested in planning an individualized major in classical studies should consult with the director of the Classical Studies Program and the director of the Classical Studies Program. Website: liberalarts.iupui.edu/wlac/undergraduate/japanese Japanese studies is an interdisciplinary field that includes the study of the language, culture, and literature of Japan.
Departments
IUPUI is an official testing website for the DELEs, Diplomas of Spanish as a Foreign Language, issued by Spain's Ministry of Education. They offer official accreditation of mastery of the Spanish language for citizens of countries in which Spanish is not the official language.
Opportunities
The Center also promotes various programs and grants run by the Spanish Ministry of Education in conjunction with the Departments of Education of the four states mentioned above and several Midwestern school districts and universities. Diplomas are recognized by official institutions in Spanish-speaking countries, corporations, chambers of commerce, and educational institutions in the United States.
Activities
Sigma Delta Pi A chapter of the national Hispanic honor society, Sigma Delta Pi, was founded in 1990. Student Readings: Part of Indianapolis' developing literary scene, the IUPUI Student Readings are home to an ever-growing family of aspiring writers, performance poets and musicians.
School-Level Awards and Scholarships
Barbara White Thoreson Scholarship This scholarship supports Liberal Arts students pursuing futures in teaching. IU School of Liberal Arts Dean's List - Liberal Arts undergraduates with high academic achievement are recognized each semester by the Dean's List.
Departmental and Program Scholarships and Awards
World Languages and Cultures Academic Achievement Award in Spanish - This award is presented to the outstanding student in the Spanish program. Outstanding Essay Award - This award is given to the student who submits the most outstanding essay on a topic in women's studies.
Internship in English
Outstanding Mentor/Motivator Award - The IU Liberal Arts Student Council established this award to recognize an individual (faculty, staff or a fellow student) who has provided support and encouragement as a mentor or motivator, often beyond the official description of their role on campus.
Self-Acquired Competency
Academic Standing
Academic Policies
If the instructor agrees and no more than one full semester has passed since the course was completed, the faculty member must submit a grade change authorization form to the Associate Dean at Miriam Z. The decision of the Academic Affairs Committee is final and there there are no additional career options.
Academic PoliciesII
Students who have problems with an instructor can consult the chair of the department or the Miriam Z. The IU School of Liberal Arts has adopted a modified version of the IUPUI forgiveness policy. http://registrar.iupui.edu/forgive.html) for students who have been out of school for three or more years. If the instructor and student do not agree on a change of grade, or if the instructor cannot be located, the student must discuss the matter with the chairman, director or coordinator of the department or program in which the course was offered.
Faculty
Bersier, Gabrielle, Chair and Professor of World Languages and Cultures (German) and Adjunct Professor of Women's Studies (1979); Vorprüfung. Geography, Associate Professor of Geography (IUB) and Associate Professor of Earth Sciences (1984); B.A., University of California, 1978;.
Faculty-test
Courses
AFRO-A 355 African American History I (3 cr.) A study of the history of African Americans in the United States. HIST-G 461 Imperial China (3 cr.) This course offers a brief overview of the civilization of traditional China.
