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Master of Arts in Liberal Studies
Dr. John Woznicki
discusses why the liberal
arts matter today.
The Master of Arts in Liberal Studies (MALS) degree program is designed for working professionals interested in applying the rigorous study of the liberal arts to their chosen professions. Students may tailor their Master's program to profession or their interests by selecting an area of study focusing on Digital Humanities, Geropsychology, Industrial Organizational Psychology, Online Learning and Teaching or Professional Communications.
Each program focuses on the links between the liberal arts and a student's career, which enables them to gain specific competencies and perspectives that can make a difference in their career. The Master of Arts in Liberal Studies is a 36-credit program.
| Course | Credits |
|---|---|
| I. Core Courses | 18 |
| LAP-500 The Liberal Arts and Professional Life | (3) |
| SAM-501 Sense of Community I: Art and Morality | (3) |
| SAM-502 Sense of Community II: Faith and Reason | (3) |
| CCR-610 Change, Conflict and Resolution | (3) |
| SIC-520 The Species, The Individual and Community | (3) |
| THC-625 Technology and the Human Community | (3) |
| II. Areas of Study | 12 |
| III. MALS Capstone | 6 |
| MLS-700 Capstone Project I* | (3) |
| MLS-710 Capstone Project II* | (3) |
| Total | 36 |
* MLS-700 and MLS-710 cannot be taken concurrently. Students must complete MLS-700 before enrolling in MLS-710
- Overview
- Why Earn a MALS at TESU?
- Master of Arts in Liberal Studies Program Outcomes
- Master of Arts in Liberal Studies Course Descriptions
- MALS Degree Timeline
- Master of Arts in Liberal Studies Course Sequence
- MALS Learner-Designed Area of Study
- Digital Humanities Area of Study
- Geropsychology Area of Study
- Industrial-Organizational Psychology Area of Study
- Online Learning and Teaching Area of Study
- Professional Communications Area of Study