Indiana University School of Liberal Arts at IUPUI - Liberal Arts Departments, Programs, and Centers

Liberal Arts Departments, Programs, and Centers

Departments

  • Department of Anthropology
  • Department of Communication Studies
  • Department of Economics
  • Department of English
  • Department of Geography
  • Department of History
  • Department of Philosophy
  • Department of Political Science
  • Department of Religious Studies
  • Department of Sociology
  • Department of World Languages and Cultures

Centers and projects

  • Center for Economic Education
  • Geography Educators Network of Indiana
  • Indiana Center for Intercultural Communication (ICIC)
  • Institute for American Thought
    • Frederick Douglass Papers
    • Peirce Edition Project
    • Santayana Edition
    • Max Kade German-American Center
    • Center for Ray Bradbury Studies
  • National Council on Public History
  • Center on Philanthropy
  • The Polis Center
  • Center for the Study of Religion and American Culture
  • Survey Research Center
  • Writing Center

Undergraduate programs

  • Africana Studies (B.A.)
  • American Sign Language/English Interpreting (Cert./B.S.)
  • Anthropology (B.A.)
  • Communication Studies (B.A.)
  • Economics (B.A.)
  • English (B.A.)
  • French (B.A.)
  • Geographic Information Science (Cert.)
  • Geography (B.A.)
  • German (B.A.)
  • History (B.A.)
  • Human Communication in a Mediated World (Cert.)
  • Individualized Major Program (B.A.)
  • International Studies (B.A.)
  • Museum Studies (Cert.)
  • Paralegal Studies (Cert./B.A.)
  • Philanthropic Studies (B.A)
  • Philosophy (B.A.)
  • Political Science (B.A.)
  • Religious Studies (B.A.)
  • Sociology (B.A.)
  • Spanish (B.A.)
  • Theatre and Performance (Cert.)
  • Translation Studies (Cert.)

Graduate programs

  • Applied Communication (M.A.)
  • Economics (M.A./Ph.D.)
  • English (M.A.)
  • Geographic Information Science (M.S./Grad Cert.)
  • History/Public History (M.A.)
  • Museum Studies (M.A./Grad Cert.)
  • Philanthropic Studies (M.A./Ph.D.)
  • Philosophy (M.A./Grad Cert.)
  • Political Science (M.A.)
  • Professional Editing (Grad Cert.)
  • Sociology (M.A.)
  • Survey Research (Grad Cert.)
  • Teaching English to Speakers of Other Languages (Grad Cert.)
  • Teaching Spanish (M.A.T.)
  • Teaching Writing (Grad Cert.)

Dual Degrees

  • Economics-Philanthropic Studies (MA/MA)
  • History-Library Science (MA/MLS)
  • History-Philanthropic Studies (MA/MA)
  • Philanthropic Studies-Library Science (MA/MLS)
  • Philanthropic Studies-Nursing (MA/MSN)
  • Philanthropic Studies-Nonprofit Management (MA/MPA)
  • Philosophy-Law (MA/JD)
  • Philosophy-Medicine (MA/MD)

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