Students in the Louisiana Scholars’ College have the option to pursue one of 27 traditional majors or a Scholars’ concentration in liberal arts. Traditional majors allow students interested in particular fields to combine Scholars’ coursework and thesis with in-major courses from across campus. The Bachelor of Arts in Liberal Arts in the Scholars’ College, with a choice of six concentrations, offers students an interdisciplinary course of study that provides flexibility in course selection, allowing students to choose courses that fit their interests and career goals.

• Classical Studies (820H)
  Classics is the study of the ancient worlds of Greece and Rome. Students study the Latin and Ancient Greek languages, and take courses on the history, culture, mythology, and philosophy of the ancient world. Careers: Researcher, Educator, Librarian, Lawyer
• Fine and Performing Arts Concentration (820C)
  Students focus on one discipline (Art, Dance, Film, Music, Photography, or Theatre), but there is the space in the curriculum to take many courses in other disciplines of their choice. Careers: Artist, Actor, Dancer, Filmmaker, Photographer, Media Designer
• Foreign Languages (820D)
  Students in this concentration will acquire advanced language skills in at least two languages. They choose from French, Spanish, and Latin. Study abroad opportunities are available. Careers: Translator, Educator, Researcher, Foreign Service.
• Humanities and Social Thought Concentration (820B)
  This is the most flexible concentration. It has very few re-quired courses. Students may choose to focus their courses in one field from humanities (history, literature, philosophy, etc.) or social science (psychology, sociology, political science, etc.), or take courses from several different fields. Careers: Educator, Social Scientist, Historian, Librarian, Researcher
• Philosophy, Politics, and Economics (820G)
  This concentration is modeled after a degree that was first offered at the most elite universities in the United Kingdom. It offers excellent preparation for law school, government work, or graduate school in philosophy, political science, or eco-nomics. Careers: Lawyer, Politician, Educator, Economist, Public Administration
• Scientific Inquiry Concentration (820A)
  Students interested in science and medicine will pursue this concentration. It provides courses required by medical professional schools. Research internships are available. Careers: Doctor or other healthcare professional, Research and Industrial Scientists, Educator

Accelerated Bachelor of Arts in Liberal Arts with a Concentration in Humanities and Social Thought (820B) and Master of Arts in English (529)

• Accelerated Bachelor of Arts in Liberal Arts with a Concentration in Humanities and Social Thought (820B) and Master of Arts in English (529)
  Students in the Humanities and Social Thought concentration have the option of staying an extra year and earning a master’s degree in English from NSU. The program allows them to earn these degrees in less time and for fewer credits than if the degrees were pursued separately.

The Arts

• Curriculum for Communication Joint Major (826)
• Curriculum for Fine and Graphic Arts Joint Major (815)
• Curriculum for Music Joint Major (813)
• Curriculum for Theatre Joint Major (814)

Business

• Curriculum for Accounting Joint Major (800)
• Curriculum for Business Administration Joint Major (810)
• Curriculum for Hospitality and Tourism Joint Major (837)

Education

• Curriculum for Child and Family Studies Joint Major (847)
• Curriculum for Health and Exercise Science Joint Major (877)
• Curriculum for Education-Instrumental, Grades K-12 Joint Major (827)
• Curriculum for Education-Vocal Grades K-12 Joint Major (828)
• Curriculum for Elementary Education, Grades 1-5 Joint Major (8102)
• Curriculum for Secondary Education and Teaching Joint Major (825)

Humanities and Social Sciences

• Curriculum for Criminal Justice Joint Major (850)
• Curriculum for English Joint Major (822)
• Curriculum for History Joint Major (858)
• Curriculum for Psychology Joint Major (859)
• Curriculum for Social Work Joint Major (873)
• Curriculum for Unified Public Safety Administration Joint Major (860)

Science & Technology

• Curriculum for Applied Microbiology Joint Major (819)
• Curriculum for Biology Joint Major (838)
• Curriculum for Computer Information Systems Joint Major (802)
• Curriculum for Electronic Engineering Technology Joint Major (843)
• Curriculum for Industrial Engineering Technology Joint Major (844)
• Curriculum for Mathematics Joint Major (846)
• Curriculum for Physical Sciences Joint Major (830)

Nursing & Allied Health

• Curriculum for Nursing with Louisiana Scholars’ College Honors Certificate (840)