Middle Georgia State University educates and graduates inspired, lifelong learners whose scholarship and careers enhance the region through professional leadership, innovative partnerships, and community engagement.

Middle Georgia State University is accredited by the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools Commission on Colleges to award associate, baccalaureate, and masters degrees.

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This is a survey of general anthropology, the comparative study of humankind as a whole, including its major subdisciplines: cultural anthropology, archeology, linguistics, and physical anthropology. Through ethnographic descriptions, comparisons across time, and cross-cultural analysis, emphasis is placed on the great variety of cultural adaptations which various peoples have developed to survive and to meet human needs.

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Bachelor of Arts Anthropology

This course is a study of the authoritative literature, generally accepted auditing standards, providing guidance for the independent audit of financial statements. It emphasizes the risk-based audit process used by the independent auditor to conduct an examination of and render a report on financial statements.

Bachelor of Arts Auditing

The minor in Creative Writing gives students broad experience in the problems and processes of writing, editing, and publishing creative work; students will write and workshop beyond the beginner's level in poetry, fiction, and creative nonfiction in an intellectual setting that is challenging and nurturing. The study of creative writing will help make better teachers, writers, journalists, professionals, and graduate students.

Bachelor of Arts Creative Writing (Minor)

The minor in Film Production prepares filmmakers for the rapidly changing film and television industry. Film production courses emphasize storytelling and screenwriting while continually developing the student’s technical expertise in videography and editing. The minor is appropriate for both beginning and intermediate students, and provides a platform of skills on which to develop a student’s expertise for the burgeoning entertainment industry. The minor in Film Production is available to undergraduates enrolled in any discipline or program.

Bachelor of Arts Film Production (Minor)

The minor in Gender Studies provides a rich, interdisciplinary range of reading and scholarship in those questions of gender that shape culture. Courses are taught by specialists in a myriad of disciplines to provide a well-rounded education in gender and its effects. Greater understanding of the role that gender plays in our lives, law, and culture is useful to a wide range of disciplines and professions. Students planning for careers in education, business, management, or medicine will find the history and legality of gendered relations an especially important addition to their education. The minor in Gender Studies is available to undergraduates enrolled in any discipline or program other than Interdisciplinary Studies.

Bachelor of Arts Gender Studies (Minor)

The BA in Applied Art & Design is a flexible, professionally-oriented curriculum for students who seek employment in an array of creative sectors including graphic design, advertising, computer graphics, publishing, creative web design, and film. The program includes an embedded professional minor in areas such as business, information technology, and professional writing to prepare students for the working world. Optional concentrations in Visual Communication and Film offer students the opportunity to specialize in high-demand areas of employment.

Bachelor of Arts In Applied Art & Design

Students with a minor in Cinema Studies will focus on the history, theory, and criticism of motion pictures and related media, examining cinema as both an art form and as a form of mass culture. Students will develop a dynamic understanding of film that can prepare them for careers in media, creative, and visual industries.

Bachelor of Arts Minor In Cinema Studies

The Graphic Design minor is designed for students who are looking to complement their major with foundational understanding and practical experience in visual communication. This minor offers students the opportunity to have exposure to concepts, vocabulary, and methods of the discipline of graphic design and to then put this knowledge into practice. The minor in Graphic Design is available to undergraduates enrolled in any discipline or program other than the BA in Arts and Applied Design.

Bachelor of Arts Minor In Graphic Design

The Digital Media minor is designed for students who are looking to complement their major with foundational understanding and practical experience in digital media and interactive graphic design. This minor offers students the opportunity to have exposure to concepts, vocabulary, and methods of the discipline of interactive design and to then put this knowledge into practice. The minor in digital media is available to undergraduates enrolled in any discipline or program other than the BA in Arts and Applied Design.

Bachelor of Arts Minor In Integrated Digital Media

Students minoring in public relations develop a skillset which includes public relations writing, organizational communication via social media, tactics to promote corporate social responsibility, crisis communication, the art of persuasion, campaigning strategies, and more. Public relations practitioners cultivate and maintain mutually beneficial relationships between an organization and its publics. Practitioners are trusted counsel who advise executives, engage employees, and build public trust. The minor in Public Relations is available to undergraduates enrolled in any discipline or program other than Media and Communication. A public relations concentration is available to students already enrolled in the Media and Communication undergraduate program.

Bachelor of Arts Minor In Public Relations

The language curriculum emphasizes cultural awareness along with written and oral communication skills. Learning another language helps students develop cultural competency, critical thinking skills, and allows them to see the world from a different perspective. Whether you seek a career in health services, business, education, law, new media, politics, or economics, knowledge of a different language and culture will make you stand out in the job market. Students interested in the study of a different language and culture are encouraged to participate in a Study Abroad program.

Bachelor of Arts Modern Languages

The B.A. in Music is designed to prepare the practicing musician for the 21st century cultural economy. Students will learn to capitalize on their artistic product through courses in entrepreneurship, and nonprofit management. They will learn to prepare a deliverable for various sectors of the industry through courses in music technology, studio production, song writing, scoring and arranging. The degree also provides ample space for electives, allowing students to tailor the degree to their career goals.

Bachelor of Arts Music

The Minor in Music Production includes courses in music theory, aural skills, music technology, group piano lessons. The music courses are designed to provide the non-major with the musical framework to develop skills in the music production lab, including the systems of tonality and functionality on a midi-keyboard.

Bachelor of Arts Music Production Minor

Middle Georgia State University's Department of English offers a Minor in Professional Writing for undergraduates enrolled in any discipline or program other than the Bachelor of Arts in English. Given the competitive nature of the job market, one of the best ways for graduates to set themselves apart from other job candidates is to signal that they possess professional writing and communication skills, as well as interpretive and critical thinking skills. Completing a Minor in Professional Writing will help graduates toward that end. Students planning for careers in any field can strengthen their degrees by adding a Minor in Professional Writing to their credentials.

Bachelor of Arts Professional Writing (Minor)

As American culture becomes increasingly diverse and the Spanish-speaking population grows, the study of Hispanic culture and its language is more and more necessary. The courses in the Spanish minor are taught by specialists to provide an even greater depth of concentration than is offered by the associate’s degree in Spanish. Students planning for careers in education, government, business, management, healthcare, law enforcement, social work, and aviation will find this minor especially helpful as a complement to their major. The minor in Spanish is available to undergraduates enrolled in any discipline or program other than Interdisciplinary Studies.

Bachelor of Arts Spanish (Minor)

The minor in U.S. history allows baccalaureate students majoring in any field other than history the opportunity to pursue an interest in U.S. history beyond that provided in the core curriculum. The program involves a balance of broad thematic courses and courses that are narrowly defined by chronology, and acquaints students with the research tools used by historians to uncover and interpret the past.

Bachelor of Arts U.S. History (Minor)

The minor in world history offers a balance of European, Asian, African, and Latin American history courses alongside comparative and thematic courses. This program acquaints students with the research tools used by historians to uncover and interpret the past.

Bachelor of Arts World History (Minor)

The Bachelor of Science Degree in Business Administration (BSBA; formerly Business and Information Technology), offered through the School of Business, provides students with a traditional foundation in business using a balanced theoretical and practical approach.

Business Administration (B.S.)

The Bachelor of Arts in English degree develops critical thinking, writing, research, and communication skills as students explore and investigate Western and World Literature's great works in its core and all concentrations.

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