Undergraduate Programs

• Advertising & Public Relations
• Communication
• Criminal Justice
• Economics

• International & Global Studies
• Journalism
• Liberal Arts Exploration
• Museum Studies

• Philosophy
• Political Science
• Psychology
• Public Policy
• Sociology and Anthropology

Graduate Programs

• Applied Experimental Engineering Psychology (MS)
• Communication & Media Technologies (MS)
• Criminal Justice (MS)

• Science, Technology and Public Policy (MS)
• School Psychology (MS)

Departments

• Communication
• Criminal Justice
• Economics
• English
• Fine Arts

• History
• Liberal Arts Exploration Program
• Modern Languages and Cultures
• Philosophy
• Political Science

• Psychology
• STS/Public Policy
• Sociology and Anthropology

Minors & Concentrations

The College of Liberal Arts offers students two options for completion of their upper-level liberal arts requirements. Students may choose to complete either a liberal arts concentration or a liberal arts minor. It is important to note that the lower-level liberal arts requirements (the core requirements) remain the same regardless of whether a student elects to complete a concentration or a minor.

A liberal arts concentration is a cohesive set of three upper-level courses (12 credits) approved by the faculty for use in meeting RIT's general education requirements. Concentrations may be disciplinary or interdisciplinary, and some may require prerequisite course work.