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Program Overview

Do you want flexibility and independence in choosing your curriculum, and a set of skills that translates easily between career fields? Every profession needs agile thinkers with the analytic and expressive skills to examine issues from multiple perspectives and solve problems effectively. Build them in ������Ƶ’s Liberal Studies bachelor’s degree program.

You’ll get to pursue coursework that interests you most, combining the depth and breadth of a liberal arts education with the professionally focused training for which ������Ƶ is known. 

Specialize in either Arts & Culture or Science & Society, selecting from courses in the humanities, social sciences and sciences. Explore a variety of disciplines, including art, history, literature, foreign language, economics, political science, sociology, psychology, biology, chemistry and physics.

Round out your professional skill set by choosing 1 of 2 minors:

GENERAL BUSINESS: management, accounting and marketing basics

PROJECT MANAGEMENT: technical skills needed to initiate, plan and execute a real-world project (Providence Campus only)

Finally, apply these professional skills through experiential opportunities such as internships, study abroad programs or community service.

Considering law school? If you are eligible, you can apply for our 3+3 Law Program, offered in conjunction with Roger Williams University School of Law in Bristol, Rhode Island, to complete your BS and JD degrees in only 6 years.

When you graduate, you can also pursue graduate study in a number of other fields, including business, communication, English, education, history, library science, medical and health science, natural science, psychology and sociology, or seek employment in numerous industries.

Sample Courses

• Liberal Studies Capstone: The Great Conversation 
• Directed Experiential Education
• Undergraduate Laboratory and Field Research 
• Undergraduate Research Experience 
• Honors Directed Academic Experience 
• College of Arts & Sciences Internship

In addition to classes, free elective credit can be applied to a number of options such as Directed Experiential Education (DEE), internship, minor or study abroad. You are encouraged to contact an advisor before scheduling free elective credits.

For a full course listing, visit the ������Ƶ Catalog:

Career Possibilities

Some professions may require additional study, background checks, certifications, licenses, exams and/or experience as required qualifications for employment. Students are responsible for verifying that they can meet the employment requirements of potential employers.

For an explanation of the career outcomes rate and other information, visit ������Ƶ Student Consumer Information.