Criminal Justice
A Bachelor's Degree in Criminal Justice provides students
with knowledge of and a basic understanding in the practices
and problems within major fields in criminal justice including
law enforcement, courts/judiciary, corrections, forensic
science and private security, as well as juvenile justice
administration and probation and parole. The criminal justice
curriculum assists students in developing a number of skills
essential to effective job performance within the fields
of criminal justice, including analytical thinking, written
and communication skills, as well as an appreciation for
the values and operations of the legal, criminal justice
and juvenile justice systems.
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English
Students majoring in English receive a comprehensive background
in British and American literature, with opportunities
to explore in depth topics
of personal interest. The introductory course acquaints students with
various theories of literary criticism, how to apply them, and how to
write analytically about literature. The upper-level courses allow students
to study writers from the major periods of both American and British
literature.
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General
Studies
The General Studies Program provides an opportunity for
mature students to create an individualized, interdisciplinary
program of study designed to fit their educational and
professional goals, particularly when those goals cannot
be served by way of traditional degree programs. The program
allows students to make full use of courses taken at other
accredited institutions, and to choose an area of concentration
that will combine different fields of study in creative,
innovative ways. Through careful advising, students are
encouraged to design a course of study to meet their personal
needs and interests and to prepare them for the job market.
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Geography
Degree
Students majoring in geography will receive an extensive knowledge in the physical,
cultural, and technological aspects of the discipline. The degree prepares students
for advanced degrees in geography, meteorology, geographic information systems,
data analysis, and remote sensing. The degree provides the student with a broad
basis for positions in the public and private sector.
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History
Degree
An undergraduate degree in history prepares students for a variety of academic
and corporate career opportunities, including the pursuit of advanced degrees
in history, law, and education. The degree provides the student with a well-rounded
education that private and public business sectors desire.
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Fine Arts
The major thrust of the LSUS art program is graphic design.
We have one of the largest and best equipped computer
graphics labs in the state. Graphic design graduates
regularly find employment with local advertising
agencies, outdoor sign companies, corporate art departments,
printers, and speciality companies such as silk screening.
Several of our students are internationally known
for computer game design. Our department also offers
the student interested in classical art a variety
of course options including various levels of drawing,
sculpture, acrylic painting, watercolor, art history
and ceramics..
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French
The
French major gives students a solid background in and
an understanding
of the language, culture, and literature
of France. Students learn to read, write and communicate
in French. Mastery of a second language opens doors to
a broad spectrum of career opportunities in fields of tourism,
fashion design, teaching, law, translation, the food industry,
and business – to name only a few. Combined with
LSUS’s International Studies Minor, the French major
is particularly attractive to employers with global interests
who need employees who can speak another language and who
are sensitive to cultural differences.
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Mass
Communications
Students
majoring in mass communications are well prepared for
the varied life of a journalist or public relations
practitioner. Journalism majors are prepared to excel
at newspapers, magazines, radio and television stations
and at enterprises using the internet. Students are
encouraged to participate in the student newspaper, The
Almagest, and to take part in student organizations
affiliated with the career field of their choice.
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Political Science
An undergraduate degree in political science prepares
students with reasoning and analytical skills, as well
as competence in oral and written expression, so that they
may enter federal, state and local government, private
work within interest groups, campaign management and political
polling, as well as pursue advanced degrees in the law,
education, journalism and political science.
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Spanish
Students who major in Spanish acquire the necessary reading,
writing, speaking, and listening skills that enable them
to use the Spanish language with ease and precision. In
addition, they study the culture and literature of Spain
and Latin America, and may elect to take specialized courses
designed for specific professions in the areas of business,
law enforcement, and health care. A degree in Spanish is
highly beneficial for students interested in a wide variety
of careers, including teaching, law, medicine, translating
and interpreting, and the social services, to name just
a few.
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Speech
Students choosing to major in speech are given a broad curriculum designed to
broaden skills in and appreciation for oral communication. They are also
encouraged to participate in debate and become members of the nationally
known debate team.
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Sociology Degree
Students majoring in sociology will receive the highest degree
of education to prepare them for careers in human services,
social services, criminal justice, education, government,
research and business. The sociology curriculum offers
an excellent foundation for advanced study in fields
such as program administration, law enforcement, and
data analysis.
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