We offer an undergraduate B.A. as well as minors in Comparative Arts and in Comparative Literature, which pair well with many majors. Graduate students have three options for obtaining a master’s degree: a master of arts (M.A.); a dual degree with Library Science (M.A./M.L.S.); and a master of arts for teachers (M.A.T.). We also have an extensive doctoral program that provides considerable freedom in the choice of courses and research topics.
Fulfill your course requirements while you explore topics that interest you. Our classes span a wide range of disciplinary areas and world regions, including pop culture, African literature, science fiction and fantasy, lyrics and popular song, comedy in film, and more.
Our internationally-recognized faculty provide students with a rich and illuminating range of approaches to literature, culture, and the arts. We stand out as translators, interpreters, and thinkers who make original connections across geographical, subject area, and temporal boundaries.
The College of Arts