There are many possibilities. Students with a Liberal Studies major from Newman University have successfully pursued a wide array of careers.

There are many possibilities. Students with a Liberal Studies major from Newman University have successfully pursued a wide array of careers.
The capstone project course, HUM 4063, requires integration of study in the three main disciplinary areas. Students conduct research on a topic of their choice which is evaluated by a committee of faculty.
Beyond the core requirements which provide a foundation for liberal education, the bachelor of arts in liberal studies requires specific courses directed at broad social and cultural ideas, particularly the ethical dimension of the human person in community. This is coupled with a minimum of 12 credit hours of coursework in each of three distinct disciplines. The capstone project serves to bring the major to completion.
Liberal Studies Major39 total credit hours from 3 of the following disciplines: | |
|---|---|
| Art | Information Technology |
| Biology | Mathematics |
| Business Administration | Music |
| Chemistry | Nursing |
| Communication | Philosophy |
| Counseling | Physical Science |
| Education | Psychology |
| English | Sociology |
| History | Theology |
Please click on the degree link above to view more requirements.
Academic advising is key to an effective college education. Your advisor not only helps you select coursework each semester but also matches college courses to your background and interests and helps you understand degree requirements so that you graduate in a timely manner. While your academic career is your responsibility, your academic advisor is a valuable resource to help you reach your goals.
For more information or if you have questions about this program page contact Assistant Professor of English Susan Crane, Ph.D.

The liberal arts education I received at Newman was really important. It prepared me for everything I’ve encountered in a 25-year career as an athletic trainer. Newman was a small community, with great academics, and a place where I made lifelong friends."
Pete Stoll ’82, Biology and Secondary Education
First Newman graduate to earn a World Series ring as athletic trainer for the St. Louis
Cardinals during the 1982 world championship
Currently Facilitator, Athletic Training Services
Athleticare, a subsidiary of St. John Hospital, Springfield, Ill.