American Studies - Indiana University - Bloomington

American Studies from Indiana University - Bloomington is a Campus Bachelor American Studies degree that prepares you for a Liberal Arts career. In American Studies , we explore the history, literature, and culture of the United States and the larger Americas from an interdisciplinary perspective. Our undergraduate major is one of the most intellectually ambitious degrees offered by the College of Arts & Sciences, offering smaller classes, tougher academic requirements, and a closer working relationship with individual faculty right up through the composition of a senior thesis. In order to find out what your coursework may include and recent course titles taught, please take a look at the AMST brochure. Upon completion of the B.A. in American Studies, you can expect the following outcomes: Graduates will be able to set the history, politics, and culture of the United States in a global and comparative context. Graduates will be able to think logically and analytically, to make detailed observations, and to formulate interdisciplinary interpretations of the literature, art, music, and mass culture of the United States , Canada, and the Americas. Graduates will be familiar with fundamental principles of American Studies as an interdisciplinary field. Graduates will know how to collect, document, maintain, and manage evidence, and how to organize and compose interpretive and research essays. Graduates will have developed oral and written communication skills, including advanced study of a foreign language. Many different careers can result from this sort of training, including careers in the legal profession, social work, politics, academia, and public history, among others. The American Studies degree provides an excellent preparation for nearly any graduate or professional degree , as well as careers in any number of traditional or nontraditional fields. View more details on Indiana University - Bloomington, IN . Ask your questions and apply online for this program or find other related American Studies courses.