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LIB Liberal Arts Courses at Global Campus

Become a well-rounded student with knowledge and skills in multiple disciplines with these undergraduate liberal arts courses – the core of the University of Arizona Global Campus' Bachelor of Arts in Liberal Arts program. These classes will enhance your research and analytical skills, as you participate in weekly discussions, complete peer reviews of your classmates’ work, and apply critical thinking to philosophical, scientific and religious questions of our time.


LIB Liberal Arts Class Descriptions and Credit Information

LIB 355 The Middle East: Interdisciplinary Perspectives

3 Credits

Students will explore Middle Eastern civilization by examining its geography, culture, history, government, and economy. They will select a country in the region during the first week of class and study this country and the region each week. This will provide students with in-depth knowledge of a single country and highlight the common elements of the region’s culture. Students will utilize interdisciplinary research methods to create websites that introduce their countries. Equivalent to LIB 356.

LIB 356 Research Methods for the Humanities

3 Credits

Students will explore Middle Eastern civilization by examining its geography, culture, history, government, and economy. They will select a country in the region during the first week of class and study this country and the region each week. This will provide students with in-depth knowledge of a single country and highlight the common elements of the region’s culture. Students will utilize interdisciplinary research methods to create websites that introduce their countries.
 

LIB 495 Capstone – Advanced Research Project

3 Credits

The Liberal Arts Capstone provides students the opportunity to show what they have learned over the course of their studies as a Liberal Arts major. In the final Capstone project, students develop a project that addresses a real-world problem or question within a career field or area of interest from a humanistic, interdisciplinary perspective. In finalizing their ePortfolio, compiled over the course of their studies, students align knowledge and skills learned through a study of the humanities to work-force competencies and personal goals. The Capstone also provides students with the opportunity to reflect on how humanistic inquiry enables them to better understand modern social, global, and local workplace challenges.

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