Division of Humanities

Our faculty train students to be able to adapt and respond to challenges, to effectively analyze and create solutions for problems, and to exercise not only sound, but also moral and ethical judgments. Graduates from our programs in the Division of Humanities have flourished in business, government and in the non-profit sector. Many of our graduates have sucessfully pursued graduate education in law, public policy and business administration.

Students can earn a bachelor's degree in the following majors:

• Communication - A flexible, pre-professional program designed to allow students to pursue their interest in three tracks: Advertising & Public Relations, Broadcast Communication and Print Journalism.
• Corporate Communication - Designed to prepare students to work as communication professionals in a business setting. The curriculum includes a mixture of communication and business courses, which stress both practical skills and a critical understanding of the role of communication in the business enviroment.
• History - Encourages students to analyze history from political, economic, social and itellectual perspectives.
• Museum Studies - Ours is one of the only programs of its kind in the Midwest. Students learn about successful museum operation and management of a modern museum. They learn both theory and best practices, and have the opportunity to apply these while working in Walsh's own museum, the Hoover Historical Center.
• Philosophy - Designed to help students explore enduring questions of self and society, and the answers to these questions posed by everyone from Plato to the Pope, from Origen to Oprah.

Minors are available in:

• Art
• Music