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The Bachelor of Arts in Humanities, Society and Culture: Language, Communication and Culture offers a modern and interdisciplinary education in humanitarian issues and how they interact with societies and cultures, with a focus on the interplay between language and culture. Graduates receive a globally recognized degree, accredited in the US and EU, and earn it in three years instead of four. 

About the program:

The B.A. in Humanities, Society and Culture: Language, Communication and Culture concentration explores how meaning is created and symbolically conveyed through language, literature, art, and film.

Students will learn to recognize and employ effective communication skills which will enable them to address and solve complex theoretical and practical issues in diverse and evolving contexts. They will develop an understanding of linguistic, semiotic, psychological, and social and anthropological perspectives on communication.

Learning Outcomes:

Graduates of the B.A. in Humanities, Society and Culture: Language, Communication and Culture can expect to:

• Demonstrate broad knowledge of ideas & issues across the fields of art, literature, film, philosophy, religion, history, politics & sociology, anthropology, and psychology; demonstrate a broad knowledge of the theories, methods, and concepts in these areas.
• Use appropriate quantitative and qualitative research methods, concepts and theories
• Address and solve moderately complex theoretical and practical issues and problems in changing contexts
• Effectively communicate issues, problems, or dilemmas and their solutions
• Take effective and responsible action both individually and within a team
• Take into consideration diverse and changing socio-cultural contexts

Career Prospects:

AAU graduates thrive in multinational environments and are able to communicate professionally in English to international audiences. As a graduate of this degree program, you will be well equipped to continue your graduate studies or pursue a global career in areas such as: 

• Cultural management
• Reporting
• Diplomacy
• Humanitarian government
• Nonprofit organizations
• Education
• Social research and publishing
• Various forms of print and web media