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One of the pillars of a liberal arts degree is the study of culture. This includes learning about the aspects of different cultures inside and outside the United States, as well as how these cultures interact with each other. In the 21st century, media plays an ever increasing role in how cultures evolve and how cultural norms develop. In fact, media affects everything from language to how people learn. Just think of the numerous new terms and phrases that people have begun to use on a daily basis because of the advent of computers and the internet. The obvious connection between liberal studies, culture and media come together in the Bachelor of Arts in Liberal Studies – Culture and Media Studies degree. If this all sounds fascinating to you, then perhaps you should research this degree further. Some colleges may even offer a degree completion option, allowing those who already have an associate degree or have earned some college credit to earn their Bachelor’s even faster.

Students who earn a Bachelor of Arts in Liberal Studies – Culture and Media Studies may learn important communication and research skills that could be applied to their careers. For instance, those interested in a variety of internet and publication positions may find that the education that they receive is useful – such as an overview of various types of media and how people respond to them.

Example Courses

• Art, Media Technology, and Culture
• Issues in Digital Culture
• Multicultural Ethics

Potential Industries

• Internet
• Communications
• Advertising

Colleges Offering Degree

• Brandman University
• Shawnee State University
• Eugene Lang College