Beloit College

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This program fosters the kind of critical thinking that enables students to meet the challenges of global citizenship in the 21st century. Students learn to question conventional wisdom, wherever they find it. The department's sociologists study social and economic change as they impact social relations and identity, primarily in the United States, but also in Europe. Faculty research includes the areas of social class, race, drugs and society, religion and politics, media, and the environment.

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This program offers a major and a minor in studio art. The purpose is to lead students to appreciate, understand, and develop creatively in the visual arts. Studio art courses provide a conceptual and process-oriented approach to artmaking. Art history courses build connections between art and society.

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In this program, students will study the languages, societies, and cultures of major civilizations that stretch from the Arab World to Japan. Students expand their knowledge and challenge assumptions about this large and vital part of the world. There faculty and students draw on a variety of disciplines to explore the histories and cultures of the peoples of Asia.

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