Washington State University at Vancouver

What you'll study

Students create an interdisciplinary pathway by selecting courses across the listed areas of study. The program emphasizes integrating arts, humanities, social sciences and sciences; information search and analysis; and clear, concise communication. Typical study topics therefore include cultural analysis, language and literature, historical inquiry, digital culture, visual and performing arts, and gender studies as drawn from the available concentrations.

Entry requirements

The published page does not list specific admission criteria. Prospective applicants are directed to contact a WSU Vancouver admission counselor for guidance: van.admissions@wsu.edu, (360) 546-9788. Current students seeking academic planning can contact van.casadvising@wsu.edu or the College of Arts and Sciences at (360) 546-9620.

Career prospects

The program prepares graduates for roles that benefit from interdisciplinary thinking, research and communication skills. The published career fields include artist, counselor, editor, education administrator, attorney, librarian, museum staff member, teacher and travel agent. Coursework and adviser-selected electives can be chosen to support specific professional directions.

Scholarships & funding angle

The programme page does not provide specific scholarships. Students should consult WSU Vancouver central admissions and financial aid offices for scholarships, grants and funding options and may use the degrees customizable nature to qualify for departmental or discipline-specific awards linked to chosen concentrations.