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- FACULTY OF HUMANITIES - The humanities are a broad academic field encompassing the critical analysis and interpretation of human culture, ideas, values, and expressions. Investigating the ways that people make meaning of the world, humanities disciplines explore the full tapestry — past, present, and future — of history, literature, language, philosophy, religion, art, and other cultural forms. Courses in the humanities foster critical thinking, creativity, effective communication, empathy, and a deeper understanding of the human condition. ubishops.ca/hum

ARTS ADMINISTRATION ubishops.ca/arts-admin Major in Arts Administration Minor in Arts Administration Minor in Art History and Theory Concentrations: Fine Arts, Drama, Music, Film Studies and/or Public History Certificate in Arts Management

CLASSICAL STUDIES ubishops.ca/classics Honours in Classical Studies Major in Classical Studies Minor in Classical Languages

DRAMA ubishops.ca/drama Honours in Drama Major in Drama Major in Arts Administration - Drama option Minor in Drama Concentration in Musical Theatre

Minor in Classical Art and Archaeology Minor in Ancient Mediterranean Studies

A student in the Classical Studies department will enter the world of the ancient Mediterranean. We focus especially on the civilizations of Greece and Rome and offer courses in their literature, mythol ogy, history, culture, art, and archaeology. Students have the opportunity to learn Latin, the language of ancient Rome and medieval Europe, and Greek, the language of philosophy, tragedy, and the New Tes tament. Career possibilities Archaeology Editorial assistance Heritage preservation Journalism Law Library science, museum science and archiving Politics

The award-winning department of Drama offers an exciting and flexible program balanced between practical theatre and academic study of dramatic literature and theatre history. From the beginning of their studies, drama students can perform on stage in spoken-word and musical theatre, work behind the scenes, learn about the history of the perform ing arts, write plays, and coordinate festivals of stu dent work. Our students also have the opportunity to work as technical and research assistants along side our dynamic faculty and artists-in-residence. Graduating students have gone on to success in performing arts and many other fields.

In this exciting program, students take core cours es in Arts Administration, Business and in one of the following concentrations: Drama, Film Studies, Fine Arts, Music or Public History and Heritage. They explore all aspects of Arts Administration for non-profit arts organizations and their various in teractions with the public and private sectors. The aim of this program of study is to provide graduates with the knowledge to pursue their creative inter ests with the necessary knowledge to manage and promote their careers. As part of the program, all students undertake an internship with an arts orga nization of their choice providing them with valuable experience and networking opportunities. Career possibilities Archivist Artist manager Coordinator for a multidisciplinary arts festival

Career possibilities Broadcasting

Dance/choreography Directing, producing Lighting design/technician Performing artists Set design Stage and studio management Technical Director Theatre sound technician

Research Teaching Writing

Curator for a museum Director for a museum Director for international exhibitions Director of a foundation Director of a national history museum

Executive director of a chamber music ensemble Founder and director for various arts organizations Fundraising director for a museum of fine arts Marketing director for a national arts center Producer Program director for an arts council

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